Hi Willowcase Thank you for your kind review.
I’m afraid I am not accepting offers of wrestling any animals smaller than a polar bear in exchange for plugins at the moment ;o)
Thanks for the prompt reply.
– Oh, reread the reply. I have to wrestle something bigger than a polar bear meaning you aren’t taking on any projects.
I wrote a whole long spiel about my idea then reread the reply and erased it.
That is ok, I am old and not up to the large critters. I would just want to pet them anyway.
Thank you for your contribution, talent and generosity.
I didn’t mean to give the impression that I am not taking on any projects as that is how I earn my living; Just that I have enough of a workload that I can’t afford to do them in exchange for critter wrestling.
That is perfectly understandable. It was just worth a shot. I am volunteering to do a large project for someone else. I apologize for not considering your business. Your time and talent are definitely worthy and you should be able to earn from them.
Thanks. If you have an idea for a plugin that you think would be useful and popular within the WordPress community, I’d still be happy to hear about it via the contact form on my own site – mention your forum username so I know its you. I can’t promise that it’ll definitely interest me, but there’s a chance that it might be something I would find useful for my own projects.
Will do. Thank you very much.
About some idea for a helpful plugin that i’m sure will be useful for many wordpress users and not only, is the WHMCS integration for wordpress. I know there are other plugins of this type but that does not respond to all needs and aspects of the integration. For example no existing plugins have a connection between WHMCS user account and wordpress user account. So all the other integration is useless if the customers need to login on both websites…
WHMCS is a good platform for automatization that wordpress can’t do but it is unwieldy to work with him to create different pages, for SEO implementation, to move from one theme to another and so on.
I work on both platforms but I would like to find a real possibility to use the WordPress for the users/customers interface and WHMCS platform for the automation.
I’ve never heard of WHMCS before and had to google it to find out that it is a billing & support system for web hosts. I don’t use it and my own reseller account has their own integrated system, so I’m afraid this wouldn’t be a project that interests me (except maybe as a commissioned job).
I did find a couple of WHMCS to WordPress integration plugins:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/whmcs-bridge/
http://codecanyon.net/item/whmpress-whmcs-wordpress-integration-plugin-/9946066
I don’t know anything about what these do, or how well they work, but if they don’t contain the features you mention it may be worth suggesting your idea to the developers of these plugins as possible enhancements.
