One of the interesting things in developing products for Joomla! is to try to accommodate various changes to the framework that are made to Joomla! over the course of time. When the team moved from Joomla! 1.5 to Joomla! 1.6 (the precursor of Joomla! 2.5) the changes were dramatic enough to necessitate a complete rewrite of the J!WHMCS Integrator application.

Over the course of time, maintaining 2 separate versions of the same product has been challenging (2.2 and 2.3), and so with ...

JWHMCS Nulled or WHMCS Nulled - Have you ever found a script or a software that you just had to install or get a hold of or use but finances or other circumstances stood in your way?

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Maybe you've wanted to try it out first and they didn't provide a demo so and you bump into a "Nulled Script" or "Free Rapid Share Download" and decided to give it a try, see if you like it, and when money is right, purchase the product.

Null means Zero. ...

If you don't know what Belong is, or haven't read part 1, you can go here to read it now.

Installing Belong - WHMCS
Okay, so in the first post I said we'd walk through setting things up, but we can't do that without installing it first. Download the latest archive from here (a current Support and Upgrade Pack is required) and unpack it on your local machine.

Next you will ...

Today I want to focus on one of the untouched potentials of utilizing WHMCS as your order management software of choice: permissions management.

First, why would someone want to use WHMCS? If you host web sites then the answer is self explanatory: WHMCS simply is the best application for automating order processing and management of web sites and servers.

Suppose you don't work with web sites, deal ...

We were faced with a job recently that included moving Joomla, WHMCS, and J!WHCMS from an Apache to lighttpd server, both with different versions of MySQL and phpMyAdmin.

When you move WHMCS to another server, or any website, there are some common things that you must do:

• Start with a Canonical URL structure
• Move files or install new
• Backup and download databases from old website
• Create new databases on new server
• Import those tables
• Edit configuration files

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