Changelog
v1.8.0
Released May 5th, 2022
Latest Version
- New Feature: WHMCS V8.5 support
- New Feature: Enable WordPress debug mode from the instance actions menu
- New Feature: If an SSL certificate is installed on the instance, its expiration date will be now displayed in the installation details section
- Improvement: Added pagination to the instances list displayed within the "Extended View"
- Removed: Test installation is no longer required in the initial module configuration to allow searching plugins and themes
- Removed: Support for WHMCS V8.0 and previous
- Bug Fix: Eliminated "Too many positional arguments" error that might have occurred when the "Display Name" field contained a "space" white character in the user creation window - case #756
- Bug Fix: Fixed "Could not login with specified FTP details" error that could occur in the "Auto Install Instance Image" task - case #769
- Bug Fix: Added "&" to the character validation when trying to use it in the installed domain
- Bug Fix: Corrected numeric validation of certain product details configuration fields that allowed to enter unsupported decimal values
- Bug Fix: Other minor code corrections, language, and UI adjustments
Previous Versions
v1.7.1
Released January 14th, 2022
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- New Feature: WHMCS V8.4 support
- Bug Fix: Eliminated "ms - category" notes displayed in the website's General Information section in case no related details are available in Google "PageSpeed Insights" statistics - case #734
- Bug Fix: Corrected cPanel Extended For WHMCS integration to display "WordPress Manager" in the sidebar menu when using certain custom WHMCS themes - case #744
- Bug Fix: Other minor code corrections
v1.7.0
Released November 4th, 2021
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- New Feature: Extended View - an option to enable brand new look of the instances list with the site screen thumbnails and action tools
- New Feature: Website Details - clients can now view detailed Google "PageSpeed Insights" statistics directly in your client area
- New Feature: Maintenance Mode - allow clients to temporarily close their websites to carry out instance conservation
- New Feature: Users management - clients can now view and create WordPress user accounts with specified permission roles
- Improvement: Plugins and themes ratings will be now rounded up to the full percentage values without decimal points - case #642
- Improvement: WordPress language will be now automatically detected and set as client's when installing instances on the DirectAdmin or Plesk panels - case #591
- Improvement: Assorted adjustments related to cron execution
- Bug Fix: Other code corrections, language, and UI improvements
v1.6.2
Released August 31st, 2021
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- Removed: Support for WHMCS V7.10 and previous
- Bug Fix: Fixed problem where some WordPress instances could be missing when using the reseller account for synchronization - case #664
v1.6.1
Released June 29th, 2021
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- Bug Fix: Fixed issue that might have caused problems with loading lang records from the language file - case #662
v1.6.0
Released June 24th, 2021
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- New Feature: "Twenty-One" theme support
- New Feature: "Default Theme" option - choose which of the WordPress templates shall be enabled after installation - case #635
- New Feature: Added shortcuts that allow single sign-on into WordPress admin panel from the list of instances installations as well as from the product's sidebar menu - case #630, #640
- New Feature: Choose whether to allow clients to delete WordPress installations that have been installed automatically - case #636
- New Feature: Clients can choose if the "Auto Upgrade" option updates the WordPress instance to "Minor" versions only or to either "Minor" or "Major" versions - case #612
- New Feature: Clients can now add notes when creating instance backups - case #413
- Improvement: Generated admin passwords for installations will be now more complex to comply with higher cPanel password strength requirements - case #647
- Bug Fix: Other minor code corrections and improvements
v1.5.5
Released June 1st, 2021
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- New Feature: WHMCS V8.2 support
- Removed: Support for WHMCS V7.9 and previous
- Removed: Support for PHP 7.1 version
- Bug Fix: Prevented "cURL Error: Could not resolve host" error that might have occurred when trying to use a module with the DirectAdmin server - case #650
- Bug Fix: Fixed problem where some fields of product configuration could overlay each other if many elements were selected at once - case #643
- Bug Fix: Resolved issue with disabling the "Multisite" functionality
- Bug Fix: Resolved server performance impact created by executing synchronization cron - case #637
- Bug Fix: Eliminated bug that might have caused trouble with accessing the addon module from the admin area - case #634
v1.5.4
Released January 14th, 2021
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- New Feature: WHMCS V8.1 support
- Changed: Session tokens will be now used for cPanel API authorization instead of a user and password
- Bug Fix: Fixed "No such file or directory" error for Plesk if "filemng" was located in different than the default directory - case #625
- Bug Fix: Solved problems with listing WordPress instances for reseller's clients - case #622
- Bug Fix: Resolved certain security issues
v1.5.3
Released November 10th, 2020
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- Improvement: Optimized performance of the module
- Changed: To reduce the number of generated logs by the module, the old entries will be now automatically deleted after one month by the cron job - case #608
- Removed: Support for WHMCS V7.8 and previous
- Bug Fix: If the WordPress installation is moved manually to another directory, the synchronization cron will now update its URL to the new path accordingly - case #607
- Bug Fix: Prevented overlapping cron executions on each other - case #618
- Bug Fix: Resolved certain compatibility issues with the PHP 7.4 version - case #616, #619
- Bug Fix: Other minor code corrections
v1.5.2
Released August 19th, 2020
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- New Feature: WHMCS V8.0 and PHP 7.4 support
- Removed: Support for PHP 7.0 and previous
v1.5.1
Released July 27th, 2020
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- New Feature: Set username and password for WordPress auto-installation using the "wp_username" and "wp_password" product custom fields (clean installations only) - case #589
- Changed: Automatically installed plugins from packages will be now automatically set as activated after their installation - case #585
- Bug Fix: Fixed issue with installing WordPress instance on newly created subdomains in DirectAdmin - case #584
- Bug Fix: Corrected problem with setting the language for WordPress auto-installation on cPanel - case #588
- Bug Fix: Other minor code corrections
v1.5.0
Released June 10th, 2020
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- New Feature: Available notifications about the new WordPress version - send email messages to clients and display alerts next to their WordPress instances when new versions are available to update - case #82
- New Feature: Client Area Features - define which actions can be performed by clients and choose which features they can manage in their client areas - case #113
- New Feature: Themes blacklist - select themes that will not be accessible to clients - case #462
- New Feature: Limit the number of WordPress installations per hosting account - case #478
- New Feature: Create custom plugins and themes that can be installed by clients outside the official WordPress sources
- New Feature: Define allowed protocols for WordPress installations - case #555, #559
- New Feature: Define default protocols for WordPress automatic installation after the service creation - case #558
- Improvement: Clients can now remove their WordPress installations in bulk using the "Delete" button from the mass actions menu
- Bug Fix: Resolved issues with creating staging instances and push them to live on the reseller's account - case #548
- Bug Fix: Fixed problem with inability to use the main domain when creating a staging instance as a reseller - case #549
- Bug Fix: Solved case that might have caused "cPanel Reseller UAPI error: Error: This does not seem to be a WordPress install" issue - case #556
- Bug Fix: Other code corrections and slight UI improvements
v1.4.1
Released April 23rd, 2020
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- New Feature: WHMCS V7.10 support
- New Feature: Set language for WordPress auto-installation using the "wpmanager_language|Language" product custom field - case #534
- Improvement: Added notification if plugin extension was not installed on given control panel - case #538
- Improvement: If the "Instance Image" is left as empty in the product configuration, then this feature will not appear in the client area - #540
- Removed: Support for WHMCS V7.7 and previous
- Bug Fix: Resolved problem with executing cron job tasks if PHP on the server has been set to different timezone than the database - case #527
- Bug Fix: Solved problem with the "ModulesGarden\WordpressManager\App\Jobs\ModuleConstants' not found" error - case #528
- Bug Fix: Fixed case where multisite and staging instances might have been enabled by default after the WordPress installation - case #529
- Bug Fix: Non-latin characters will be now properly displayed from the language file - case #534
- Bug Fix: When installing WordPress with subdomain, the "public_html" directory will no longer be suggested by default - case #536
v1.4.0
Released December 4th, 2019
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- New Feature: WHMCS V7.9 support
- New Feature: Plesk and Plesk Extended For WHMCS support
- New Feature: Themes Packages - create bundles of chosen WordPress themes to install them in one batch on WordPress installation
- New Feature: Auto Install - automatically install WordPress after the service creation based on the selected script or instance image
- New Feature: Select welcome email templates that will be sent to the client after automatic WordPress installation
- New Feature: Choose which of plugin packages should be automatically installed on WordPress installation
- New Feature: Clients can now batch updates of their WordPress installations using mass actions
- Improvement: By default, the WordPress language on the installation window will be now selected basing on the language chosen by clients in their profiles - case #495
- Removed: Support for WHMCS V7.6 and previous
- Bug Fix: Resolved issue with setting other than the default language for WordPress installation - case #494
- Bug Fix: Other minor code corrections and language adjustments
v1.3.3
Released September 24th, 2019
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- New Feature: WHMCS V7.8 support
- Removed: Support for WHMCS V7.5 and previous
- Bug Fix: Fixed "You cannot park a domain on top of itself" error that might have occurred when importing subdomain from a remote server - case #482
- Bug Fix: Resolved issue with the "API: server's IP or host is empty" error that might have occurred during cron job synchronization - case #483
- Bug Fix: Solved issue with importing WordPress instances by cron when the "Installation Scrips" field was left empty in the product settings - case #484
- Bug Fix: Corrected problem of importing instance with "Installation Scripts" when creating a custom installation - case #485
- Bug Fix: "Custom" toggle status will be now properly set during the instance image edition
- Bug Fix: Fixed problem with PHP fatal error that might have occurred during cron job synchronization on certain former PHP versions - case #493
v1.3.1
Released April 25th, 2019
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- Removed: Support for WHMCS V7.4 and previous
- Bug Fix: Fixed loading installation scripts if the API token and an invalid password were provided in the server's configuration - case #176
- Bug Fix: Resolved SQL problem with "Column 'domain' cannot be null" that might have occurred during cron synchronization - case #468
- Bug Fix: Corrected issue with cron synchronization during which not all the applications might have been imported - case #469
- Bug Fix: Installations scripts based on the created instance image will be now properly imported by cron - case #470
- Bug Fix: Corrected "https://wwww" to "https://www" in form values - case #473
v1.3.0
Released February 6th, 2019
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- New Feature: WHMCS V7.7 and PHP 7.3 support
- New Feature: Instance Images - allows you and your clients to create an instance image from any WordPress installation to easily add next WordPress instances based on it
- New Feature: Plugin Packages - create bundles of chosen WordPress plugins to allow clients to install all of them in one batch
- New Feature: Clients can now easily enable SSL to make their WordPress website use HTTPS protocol
- New Feature: Let's Encrypt SSL certificate will be automatically installed upon enabling SSL by a client (DirectAdmin products only)
- New Feature: Clients can now create a staging instance from a WordPress installation to test the upgrades or changes before pushing it to the live environment
- New Feature: Import From Remote Server - clients can remotely import their WordPress installation from an external server to yours
- New Feature: Introduced support for WordPress installations for cPanel and DirectAdmin resellers accounts and product types
- Improvement: Clients can now use any custom domain when installing a new WordPress instance, changing the current domain or making an instance clone
- Improvement: Look of the WordPress instance management page in the client area has been rebuilt
- Improvement: View the "Enable SSL" requests in a dedicated "Tasks" section of the module addon
- Removed: Support for WHMCS V7.3 and previous
- Removed: Native theme integration with cPanel Extended For WHMCS module is temporarily not supported - to be restored in further updates
- Bug Fix: Resolved issue with "Move Product/Service to Another Client" WHMCS functionality - case #191
- Bug Fix: Assorted code tweak ups, corrections, and improvements
v1.2.1
Released November 22nd, 2018
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- Bug Fix: Solved issue with loading the Installation Scripts list if the connection with cPanel server has been established with an API token
- Bug Fix: Corrected obtaining configuration $params if the server has not been assigned to any server group
- Bug Fix: Cases when deleting a WordPress installation with its directory and the database might not be finished completely, will no longer take place
- Bug Fix: Fixed issue with a status indicator that might not always be properly displayed in the Product Settings in the module addon
- Bug Fix: Corrected installation of WordPress instance with the Multisite option disabled
- Bug Fix: Resolved compatibility issues with PHP 5.6
- Bug Fix: Minor code corrections
v1.2.0
Released September 5th, 2018
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- New Feature: Themes support - allow clients to find, preview and install themes directly from the WordPress database
- New Feature: Plugins Blacklist - select plugins that will not be allowed to be installed by clients and automatically remove those already installed
- Improvement: Clients can now view short descriptions of the plugin installation
- Improvement: The notice about the need to begin a search in order to see the available plugins will now be hidden when the results are returned
- Improvement: Minor UI corrections
- Bug Fix: Assorted code alterations
v1.1.1
Released July 20th, 2018
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- Bug Fix: Corrected 'WordPress Installation scripts not found' error when enabling the module for the product even in case WordPress has been properly activated in Softaculous installer
v1.1.0
Released June 6th, 2018
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- New Feature: DirectAdmin and DirectAdmin Extended support
- New Feature: Installation scripts - allow clients to select installations of pre-configured WordPress instances
- New Feature: Auto upgrade WordPress installation, plugins and themes to the latest version when available
- New Feature: View, create, edit and delete config records directly from the wp-config.php file
- New Feature: Delete installed plugins
- Improvement: More readable installation window
- Improvement: Plugins available for installation are now sorted by active installation by default
- Improvement: The database password can now be shown/hidden in the installation details
- Improvement: Assorted UI and language corrections
- Bug Fix: WordPress installation details now refresh properly after changing a domain
- Bug Fix: Cron will now clean up unused WordPress instances from the database if they are already terminated or deleted
- Bug Fix: Minor code refinements
v1.0.1
Released April 24th, 2018
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- New Feature: WHMCS V7.5 support
- New Feature: PHP 7.1 and 7.2 support
- Improvement: Compatibility with cPanel Extended Manager For WHMCS (requires the module's 3.2.2 version)
- Bug Fix: Loginizer plugin will be no longer enabled if it is not selected during the instance installation
- Bug Fix: Resolved redirection error occurring in seldom cases while clicking on the 'Control Panel' icon - case #84
LUIZ AMÉRICO DOS SANTOS @luizamrico6030
We have been customers of ModulesGarden for a few years and we have been following its growth and also the evolution of its modules. Today we already use many of the modules, more than 10, and WordPress Manager is a strong partner in our business model. The module has improved a lot. Our customers loved the interface and many replaced the softaculos for WordPress Manager. The module works very well and has been improving and fixing bugs over time. There are still some things missing, like being able to create a plugin pack with custom plugins and not just WordPress.org. Improving the translation, because with each insertion of new features, there is a lot to translate and this has been a lot of work. But if your language is English this won't be a problem. We use Lagom Theme and the complete integration with Lagom is seamless. We are very satisfied. WordPress Manager was not the first product we purchased. But it was the main encouragement for us to gain confidence in MadulesGarden and today we enjoy the use of more than 10 of its modules. You can buy. It's 5 stars for sure. Their support has improved a lot too and you should take the time difference into account. We had a lot of trouble with that, until we understood that they are in Poland, friend. And there is a difference of 05 or 06 hours here for us. When we understand this, the support time has already been considerably resolved. We have been very well attended. And I must mention the documentation. Everything is well documented for you to be able to do a smooth installation and updates. We never had problems with installation or updates. I think that's it.
Businezz 99 @Businezz99
It's a good concept to manage wordpress installation from the client area, but unfortunately my clients found it hard to use since was requiring php memory limit tp be increased to be able to see their installed themes and plugins. I don't know if im the only one with this issue, but non experts clients found it difficult to use.
Joanna Byjoś @JoannaModulesGarden
Let me leave a word of explanation here in addition to what I already made clear via ticket. Thanks to your feedback, WordPress Manager For WHMCS has been updated with optimizations aimed specifically at the particular area of operation that your clients may have previously found problematic. Please feel free to reach me anytime, and I will gladly provide you with a free dev license so you can experiment with this new functionality before introducing it officially to your clients.
Owner@ModulesGardenDylan Jackson @dylan6920
Really good plugin for managing Wordpress inside the client area of WHMCS. If allowing your clients to create staging sites, install or backup their wordpress websites right inside the client area sounds good to you, then this module is what you need. The team behind it is also extremely professional and helpful should you ever need it.
InfoBahn Sales @infobahn7009
Great products, works as advertised. When we suggested some features to this module they were kind enough to add it to their roadmap.
A G @alexis5997
We are users of ModulesGarden, of this particular module for several years. In general terms, this module is part of the core of our line of business, it is vital to our offer and it is great.
Certainly, with certain updates it tends to present bugs, however the ModulesGarden support has evolved for the better over time and we are quite satisfied with this module.
E.J. A @ernie1996
Having being Impressed by their coding practices and great design in their products, I've already purchased about 3 of their modules - cPanel Extended, WordPress Manager, and DNS manager. Their modules are superior to any of their competitors and they have a knowledgeable team that can assist with the configurations of modules. Above satisfied!
Hamed @hamed2279
This module give clients a best user experience and reduced a lot of tickets that are submitting.
Great experience and recommend to everyone.
Ganje Host @hamze3147
It is about 1 year that we have installed this module. in this 1 year this module has reduced tickets that are opening in technical department.
I highly recommend this efficient module...
Yuri Karamian @yuri3009
Great experience for the user and nice to have features.
5 stars, as the module deserves.
Brian Z @brian7625
This module saved us a ton of manual work to offer our clients a much better user experience. I just hope they soon restore the integration with the latest cPanel Extended module.
Thomas G. @thomas3584
A great module for hosting providers who centralize around WordPress. This module integrates with ModuleGarden's other module cPanel Extended which I highly recommend for all cPanel hosting providers.
Ravi Raj @ravi2272
Highly recommended product for hosting provider to make WordPress easy to handle using WHMCS itself. works smoothly with no issues so far it's effective to use and provider focused function on WHMCS itself.
Aubrey Clark @aubrey4662
This is an addendum to my prior review.
As a web designer since 2000 I have dealt with a lot of customer service nightmares. Some are due to language barriers, some are due to the company simply offering customer service as a second though and some are due to incompetence.
Module Gardens customer service is all three. It is easily the worst customer service that I have ever encountered.
I will give you a brief description of my CURRENT issue, this is not addressing the issues that have been ongoing since the inception of this plugin, this is just my current issue.
We changed from cPanel to Direct Admin on July 23rd. After the switch I decided that I would PAY modules Garden ($49) to reinstall their Wordpress module for me since I was already dealing with a learning curve from moving to DirectAdmin.
As of this writing, 8-17-20 we still do not have a working product. I am not going to spend the time listing the countless times we have had to try to get them to fix all of the errors and set the cron so that the module works because it's well over a dozen times.
The person who replies to this from Module Gardens is going to tell you that we did not give them full server access. We Did. In fact, we have given them access on three different occasions. Once when we signed up (through their password dropdown) Next in the body of our ticket and finally we replied to the ticket and let a copy of our credential 150 times so that we were sure they could not miss it for the third time.
My review above from 8 months ago was harsh because we had a similar problem with them. The company apologized, gave us half price on the product and installed it correctly. We altered our review at their request.
It is apparent that that bad experience was not the exception, but it is the rule with ModulesGarden.
DO NOT GET THIS PRODUCT UNLESS YOU ARE PREPARED TO HAVE PROBLEMS AT EVERY SERVER CHANGE, AND FOR IT TO NOT DO ALL OF THE FEATURES THAT IT CLAIMS IT WILL DO.
I have documentation of everything I have said, and sooooo much more.
Joanna Byjoś @JoannaModulesGarden
Aubrey, back in 2020 we put in place unique compensatory measures to respectfully address the inconvenience, and afterwards made countless attempts to discuss this further with you - every single one of the messages can be easily reviewed in our client area. Hopefully this brief note will encourage you to answer our emails as we remain resolute to reach a conflict-free settlement.
Owner@ModulesGardenKevin Perrow @kperrow
This is such a unique and awesome module for WHMCS if your business is WordPress focused.
John Cook @john5199
It has some nice features but isn't a complete product. It has a major design flaw that makes it unworkable in one situation. If wordpress is configured to install on hosting account module creation it doesn't include a username or password, and those details are then missing from the email.
Support hasn't been spectacular either. The entire free trial was wasted waiting for a reply, so it has now cost them a $100 a year sale.
A disappointing experience and result as I genuinely like another product of theirs I'm using
Joanna Byjoś @JoannaModulesGarden
Hi John! Your last emails let me believe that you felt willing to give WordPress Manager For WHMCS another try, especially since the feature you requested was implemented into the module back in July 2020. I have been trying to fix you up with a free trial for the last few months, but sadly cannot seem to reach you. If you see this reply - please get in touch!
Owner@ModulesGardenAubrey Clark @aubrey4662
This plugin is amazing, there's nothing better on the WHMCS marketplace. They do have some work to do on their customer service, at least the person who was helping me. After my initial customer service experience, a supervisor got evolved and properly addressed our issue. I look forward to using other Modules Garden modules in the future.
Waranugraha @waranugraha6026
Im very interested with this module, is there any free trial to try implemented this module on my web hosting?
maazouz @maazouz5247
Hi,
I am looking for a module to create wordpress themes for my customers and make them available the essential plugins, is this one going to help me do that? and can you please provide me more photos to see closer how to do that.
thanks a lot for your response
Dominika Sondej @dominika7563
You have definitely come to the right place! With WordPress Manager For WHMCS you can create fully customizable instance images and let customers add WordPress installations using these very images of WordPress.
Formerly@ModulesGardenYou are most welcome to consult the module’s documentation which explains through both written instructions and screenshots how to do that: https://www.docs.modulesgarden.com/WordPress_Manager_For_WHMCS#Instance_Images
If you still have further questions about the module’s tools, we will love to have a chat with you via a ticket: https://www.modulesgarden.com/support/ticket/product-presales
Ashley Russell @ashley7058
Great product and great support. Highly recommended.
Savas Network @savasnetwork
We are using WordPress Manager for nearly 6 months. I can easily say that this is one of the most innovative plugin for WHMCS. Providing an user interface for developers and marketing companies to control multiple WordPress installations with one control panel is a powerful feature for web hosting business.
Kevin Lengele @kevin7085
I have had no luck with ModuelGardens WordPress Manager or really any of their plugins. I would love that they really spend some time on WordPress Manger as it could be really useful. We have had lots of problems with WordPress Manager detecting WP installs. So far its junk and so is their support. I would not recommend this plugin or any of their plugins.
To be honest I think most of these reviews are not real reviews and have not even used their software.
Joanna Byjoś @JoannaModulesGarden
As explained via ticket, problems may occur if you keep using the module in a version that is not compatible with your version of WHMCS. However, according to your feedback shared with the WHMCS community, all encountered issues have already been successfully disposed of with the help of our team.
Owner@ModulesGardenhttps://whmcs.community/topic/283645-cast-a-spell-on-your-audience-with-wordpress-manager-for-whmcs/?tab=comments#comment-1316009
Che Guevara @che2881
Not support Plesk.
Joanna Byjoś @JoannaModulesGarden
Plesk integration has already been included in our official development schedule, and as such can be expected in the next module's updates.
Owner@ModulesGardenTaylor George @taylor3908
Absolutely essential for so many reasons. I use this actually not for clients, but for my developers. I give them access to create those wordpress dev urls via this panel. Really great option to have inside of WHMCS.
Charles Hoagland @charles8203
WordPress Manager for WHMCS is the tool we have been looking for. One of our favorites from MG. And we have quite of few of their products. Thanks Guy!
James Allsup @james2712
WP Manager is excellent, we encourage our users to interact from our site instead of logging directly into cpanel and this really fits the bill. We have several products from Modules Garden and all are great - most also compliment each other in some ways too. Although WP is becoming more embedded with cpanel/whm and is available through the standard typical script installers - nothing offers a standard this high.
raviv Golov @ravvv
Very bad support,
Code encrypted and hooks not responding,
Not recommended at all.
Joanna Byjoś @JoannaModulesGarden
The module's code is encrypted because you have yourself purchased the license of WordPress Manager For WHMCS, and not its open source version. If you would like to gain access to the complete source code, you are always welcome to request the upgrade, whereby your license is switched into the lifetime-valid open source version of a module.
Owner@ModulesGardenNicholas Sansom @Root-Layer-Technologies
The WordPress Manager for WHMCS, created and developed by the #1 Modules company "ModulesGarden" is just fantastic, it has been really efficient and also provided our support team with new ways to provide quick turn around support to our customers.
This module is highly recommended and I can't wait to see what other features are added in future versions.