https://docs.whmcs.com/9-1/tags/event-handling/Recent content in event-handling onHugo -- gohugo.iohttps://docs.whmcs.com/9-1/products/selling-wordpress/wordpress-hosting/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.whmcs.com/9-1/products/selling-wordpress/wordpress-hosting/Details the Install WordPress admin/client/automatic-installation menus and Blog Title, WordPress Path, and Admin Password custom fields in Module Settings, noting that Admin Password is Plesk-only since cPanel’s WP Toolkit generates and manages its own password.https://docs.whmcs.com/9-1/system/general-settings/general-settings-other/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.whmcs.com/9-1/system/general-settings/general-settings-other/Documents Marketing Emails opt-in settings, Admin Client Display Format, Default to Client Area, Client Area User Management, Client Registration, Optional/Locked Profile Fields, Show Cancellation Link, Banned Subdomain Prefixes, Encoded File Loading, Event Handling (Concurrent/Inline/Cron), Display Errors, Log Errors, SQL Debug Mode, and Hooks Debug Mode.https://docs.whmcs.com/9-1/troubleshooting/system-health/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.whmcs.com/9-1/troubleshooting/system-health/The System Health page, at Configuration > System Health, provides an overview of the WHMCS installation and system environment status, highlights potential configuration and security issues that need attention, indicates whether updates are available for the installed version, and links to the change log and release notes. This page documents each System Health check and its recommended solution, including Automatic Update Requirements, Certificate Authority verified SSL detection, the Cloudflare proxy check, the CloudLinux MySQL extension check, the Cron HTTP Access Blocked check, Cron PHP timezone and PHP version mismatches, cURL, TLS, and OpenSSL version warnings, customising default paths, custom templates, deprecated modules that remain active and configured after an update, error reporting, event handling, invoice immutability, the obsolete invoice mutability variables in the configuration.php file, legacy Smarty tags, MySQL server configuration, OPcache status, permissions, PHP error levels, the PHP memory limit, PHP session support, the PHP version, POP cron ticket import, recommended and required PHP extensions, required PHP functions, secure TLS and SSL support in cURL, the sensitive directory check (including exposed Storage Settings directories and directories that could not be evaluated), system cron tasks, the system URL check, two-factor authentication storage encryption, and website SSL.