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I still dont get Main IP: and IP address allocation: in my clients account details email from whmcs,what I need to do to send this info as well?
 
Simply; login into WMHCS >> go to Setup >> General Settings and then into the mail tab you can set different email details.
Sorry, do your hosting provider don't know that? If so then it is time to change to a trustworthy hosting compagny.
 
Ye I bet ur right thank you powerdot ,you gave me the right info to solve this for which I have nothing but to say thank you
 
Ok, so if I read this right, you're looking to have the main Ip and the extra IP sent to the user correct? If that's the case, you should only need to edit the welcome emails from inside of WHMCS and include the variable settings. For example:

Main IP: {$service_dedicated_ip}
Additional IP addresses: {$service_assigned_ips}

As Cableguy pointed out, you should really be checking this on the WHMCS forums as it's all documented there many many times.
 
Vegas. Do you have a legal copy of WHMCS?

I don't see anyone with your user name there and I don't see similar questions.

If you have a legal copy then why are you not using their forums?
 
I think I'm done answering these questinos too. There's now been a number of BASIC questions that you're asking about WHMCS and either you're not using a legal copy, you're not using their forums, or you're not bothering to check the documentation which is very easy to search and use.

How to edit a welcome email - that's all you'd need to type in the documentation. For that matter, a simple click of the System tab in WHMCS will show you the emails you can edit.

Time to step up here Vegas and use the WHMCS forums for exactly what they're for - SUPPORT.

I personally don't mind providing help to someone through other mediums, but I provide HELP not FULL solutions with the user on the other end not lifting their finger.

Good luck to you.
 
@Conor - I was wondering how long that would take. I had already given up trying to help the OP.

For my money, you offer more in-depth assistance than any member in any forum I frequent.
 
Yeah, I try to provide help as much as possible, and have no problem teaching someone if they're wanting to learn something, but just like my nephew, I refuse to do his homework for him. If he wants me to check answers, or show him how to do something, I'm all for it, but I already did my time in school and don't need an A+ any more (or in my case it was usually a C+) ;)
 
The solution was very simple Im new to whmcs thats all there is ,I just dont think he didnt made the diference it was just one step from where he told me

Too simple solution anyway thank you everybody

And if you want to keep writing here go ahead but Ive already solved this is good to tell

:-^))
 
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Can you provide the extra step that you had to do so that anyone else who later reads this thread knows what you did? That way you're helping the next person resolve the issue if they run into it.
 
How did you do it? I would like to know what you did to get it to show it sounds like you where having some trouble but now you aren't and have found the soulution what did you need to do to find it?
 
maybe you know it far better than me since those php strings you named dont appear in general config and then mail,it is simply one tab ahead
 
I think they have good criteria to get around things with the specified,the one trying to hide things wasnt me,since start you knew where so you should be the one explaining,or how did you know the tags whmcs has stored to edit mails?
how did you know the format?
You could have come with other code buy you used nothing but the right code whmcs uses so you are the one that can give lessons here of what to do?
or you dont want to teach?
maybe I might be little spoungie
 
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I'm guessing you're using a language translator and that's where things are getting confusing. I'm willing to help, but unfortunately I can't understand what it is you're saying. If someone else has a Vegas to English translator, please elaborate.
 
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