Difference between revisions of "Addon Modules Management"
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| − | Addon modules | + | Addon modules allows developers to extend the functionality of WHMCS further including new pages in the admin or client areas. Addons can be obtained from the in-built Addon Directory by clicking the '''Addons''' tab. |
| − | + | Once downloaded and installed they are all managed through the '''Setup > Addon Modules''' interface. Once activated, the modules will display in the dedicated "Addons" dropdown menu within the admin area for quick & easy access from any page. | |
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Management options consist of activating and deactivating of the modules, aswell as access control which allows full admins to define exactly which of the administrator roles are allowed to access each addon module. | Management options consist of activating and deactivating of the modules, aswell as access control which allows full admins to define exactly which of the administrator roles are allowed to access each addon module. | ||
Revision as of 15:56, 24 November 2011
Addon modules allows developers to extend the functionality of WHMCS further including new pages in the admin or client areas. Addons can be obtained from the in-built Addon Directory by clicking the Addons tab.
Once downloaded and installed they are all managed through the Setup > Addon Modules interface. Once activated, the modules will display in the dedicated "Addons" dropdown menu within the admin area for quick & easy access from any page.
Management options consist of activating and deactivating of the modules, aswell as access control which allows full admins to define exactly which of the administrator roles are allowed to access each addon module.
We have a Video Tutorial demonstrating addon module management & access control @ http://www.whmcs.com/tutorials.php?i=addonmodules
Documentation for creating an addon module can be found at Addon Modules