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You need to click on any row to expand them and see if there are any error messages within.

I wondered this too because the domain, username and password fields should be on this screen if he was using the cPanel module.

are you sur using cpanel module ?

open the cpanel module file components/modules/cpanel/cpanel.php search public function getClientAddFields($package, $vars=null) { Loader::loadHelpers($this, array("Html")); $fields = new ModuleFields(); // Create domain label $domain = $fields->label(Language::_("Cpanel.service_field.domain", true), "cpanel_domain"); // Create domain field and attach to domain label $domain->attach($fields->fieldText("cpanel_domain", $this->Html->ifSet($vars->cpanel_domain, $this->Html->ifSet($vars->domain)), array('id'=>"cpanel_domain"))); // Set the label as a field $fields->setField($domain); return $fields; } replace by public function getClientAddFields($package, $vars=null) { Loader::loadHelpers($this, array("Html")); $fields = new ModuleFields(); // Create domain label $domain = $fields->label(Language::_("Cpanel.service_field.domain", true), "cpanel_domain"); // Create domain field and attach to domain label $domain->attach($fields->fieldText("cpanel_domain", $this->Html->ifSet($vars->cpanel_domain, $this->Html->ifSet($vars->domain)), array('id'=>"cpanel_domain",'placeholder'=>"Please choose .com / .net domain name"))); // Set the label as a field $fields->setField($domain); return $fields; }

When you're logged in as admin and you go to Packages -->> Browse and open up this package, which module did you choose?

Please use your brain! The only username and password fields you have on that page are under "REGISTER or LOGIN" Nothing related to a module. The cPanel module loads up this:

the validation pass when you post data, so after it return a set of error messages that is show them . so it's not specify which input is failed . what you can do as a quick and smart solution , is integrate the jquery validator, at least stop and show error in required empty fields

You're welcome! Glad to hear you got it all straightened out.

Yes this been quite helpful, at least a get to see more views . And give back the spirit to develop more theme

I tested last night and it worked after I cleaned up the packages and servers with the ones imported and the ones I created. Thank you though for everything.

Wow! UptimeRobot is pretty sexy. I've had a StatusCake account for a while but toying with the idea of either setting up cachet (since I found it in this thread), writing something that hooks into our internal Nagios stuff (which won't tell me anything about networking issues between the DC and the real world) but this also looks like a pretty sweet alternative StatusCake does the job & has a decent API. I think they have a few network farts here and there though because I'm pretty sure not all of the downtime they notify me about is actually the real deal (but yes I did break our fancy homepage this week for about half an hour - no client services were affected). http://uptime.webmastery.com.au/ linked for a real life comparison of UptimeRobot/Cachet & StatusCake history pages.

I just dropped in a one-liner above the foreach construct, and it solved the problem. Thanks again.

I don't believe the cards can be used when using Ajax as it's a one page checkout. But if you want to just add the picture then edit: /plugins/order/views/templates/ajax/summary.pdt Edit this bit: <div class="radio"> <label> <?php $this->Form->fieldRadio("payment_type", $key, $this->Html->ifSet($vars->payment_type) == $key, array('class' => "payment_type")); $this->Html->_($value); ?> </label> </div>