Let us take a closer look at how to addon module in whmcs. With the support of our Server management support services at Bobcares we can give you a complete guide on removing the error.

Why addon module in whmcs?

Addon Modules allow you to enhance WHMCS by creating admin pages and hooks.

Addon Modules can have only an admin page, only hooks, or both. All of them are setup using the Setup > Addon Modules interface.

Several sorts of modules are available in WHMCS. Payment Gateways, Provisioning Modules, Mail Provider Modules, and Registrar Modules are examples of these.

Modules will appear in the Addons menu inside the admin area once setup, and we can access it from any page.

Management options include module activation and deactivation. Full admins can use access control to specify which administrator roles have access to specific addon modules.

Developers can use addon modules to enhance the functionality of WHMCS by adding additional pages to the admin or client areas. With the WHMCS Admin Panel, we may enable, disable, and manage them.

We can access this functionality via Configuration () > System Settings > Addon Modules or, previous to WHMCS 8.0, Setup > Addon Modules.

Enable and Configure an Addon

We must first upload the addon to the WHMCS installation before we can configure it. This is the next step to addon module in whmcs.

Unzip the addon files and transfer them to the installation’s /modules/addons directory.

To activate and configure an add-on, follow these steps:

1. For the addon we want to enable, click Activate.
2. Choose Configure.
3. Configure any module-specific options that the addon contains.
4. Under the Access Control section, choose the administrator roles that should have access to the extension.
5. Click the Save Changes button.

The addon will now be shown in the Addons menu.

Removing An Addon

Warning

Stopping an Addon Module may result in the deletion of data related to the addon from the database. By setting up the addon module in whmcs, we must also learn how to remove it.

Click Deactivate for that addon to remove it.

After deactivating the addon, we may delete the addon’s directory from the /modules/addons directory.

Troubleshooting

Oops Error

An incompatible module might trigger a Oops Error Message when we browse the list of addon modules.

The addon module that is causing the issue will be referenced in the error. After we know which addon is impacted, we may delete the addon files from /modules/addons or request an updated version from the developer.

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Conclusion

To sum up we have now seen how to addon module in whmcs. With the support of our  Server management support services at Bobcares we have now gone through the setup process.