Eco Net Whmcs Template Nulled Wordpress

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i know this has been brought up before (probably numerous times i expect), however, as there is an 
old
 whmcs tutorial "WHMCS Creating a Custom Template" on youtube, i need to ask this again.


Like others before me, if i wanted to pay money for integrations, i would not be here asking this question...this is a community community where people share their expertise and experiences. In the past i have purchased whmcs themes, however, i have been very disspointed in what i have ended up with. In looking at some of the recent ones, i am still very unsure if they are worth the money (in some cases i am convinced absolutely not...even for some whmcs themes costing $129). As an example, a number of "advertised as whmcs themes", in fact are Wordpress themes which then require the use of a paid for wordpress integration plugin in order to function correctly with whmcs. This is not particularly desirable or honest in my opinion...so that brings me here posting this question.


I am an real fan of Wordpress, and use the Avada Wordpress framework to build websites quite often. I am not a coder, but do understand html and css basics. It s just that the source code for my wordpress website built using avada appears to contain a lot of coding that i believe may be unneeded for whmcs custom template.


I know that using Wordpress & WHMCS seems the right choice and the easiest approach but in the long run it's not. You have two systems to maintain, two separate admin interfaces, you double the risk of something going wrong and most important you'll be afraid to update both softwares. In my experience integrations are not so reliable and like you said there's a lot of unnecessary code involved. Keeping integrations and templates functional is not impossible but frustrating.


The disavantage of the above approach you talk of is, in order for one to extend their webpage in whmcs, it seems to me that a lot of work is required. In Wordpress, this is but a small almost effortless task (especially with the Avada Wordpress theme/framework i use which is 90% "drag and drop" and shortcodes for everything else), and this is where i am at a crossroads...the much shorter long-sighted road is the Wordpress one because of the ease with which Wordpress websites can be upgraded and modernised. Playing around with the smarty templating system in whmcs editing layouts and creating addtional pages and functionality, is nothing short of a time consuming pain in the ass!


What about the option to use both on parent domain + subdomain arrangement in a non-integrated arrangement. Wordpress for the main website, then url link to the whmcs interface on the sudomain for ecommerce stuff (such as hosting, domains, renewals etc)? In using this method i am essentially keeping both separated. It would mean that clients cannot log into wordpress and that login be used to access whmcs (which i would not want anyway).


So if i were to take my above mentioned approach, reskinning whmcs is my next hurdle. As i said in first post, there seems to be an awful amount of source code when i "inspect" my wordpress page in google chrome.


I do also understand if you want to achieve this on your own. You can fairly easily integrate your Wordpress header and footer into your whims template by using the following method. ( This is what I did )


That's why for me it was worth investing time in the opposite direction. This way I no longer have to create two copies of the same template full of unnecessary code and deal with limitations (2 admin interfaces is a big no).





Though with that said, I would advise not to integrate wordpress with WHMCS beyond using the WHMCS data feeds available or custom ones. Reason being if wordpress is hacked, which is possible, then they can get access to WHMCS also and thus all your client info. Applicati

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