Hi dears and Trap17 admins Dears admin do you can show users credit in cpanel account ? i think every day users login at cpanel and see credite sorry my en is not good i think this job help users to dont miss credit at end : show users credit in cpanel thanks .

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all they have to do to see the amount of credits that they have is log-in to trap17 and look for a split second, then leave..

i understand that most people login to their cpanel on a dailybasis, but why bother changing the code and writing a new one just to do somthing that the people who want to see their credits would do by loging in daily.

the general ideal of this site is to have people log-in dialy to post, and so when they do that, thay can see the amount of credits they have too..

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Its a good idea, since ppl may not know that they are having low credits and did not come down to trap17 to make a post... And maybe a pop up warning to the user with low credits and direct them to post at trap17 to keep their host running... Because that some of the ppl do not visit trap17 that often since they know they have more than sufficient credits and do not need to post...

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that is a good idea i don't think that much doing has to be change since all your doing is adding piece of the coding that is used on the forums to the cpanel coding.

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Adding that info to cPanel would take some work, because cPanel and the forum use different database systems, and writing the necessary code for that and merging it with the skin isn't exaclty child's play.

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I think that there is absolutely no need for the user to show the number of credits in CPanel. Everytime we log into the forum, we see the number of credits we have left before it expires. I think this in a way encourages the users to log in to the forum everyday and at the same time, they could browse the forum and add more credits to it.

And it is additional work for the admins if they are to edit the CPanel coding just to suit a certain number of users, I am sure majority of the user do not mind the CPanel not showing the number of credits they currently have. However I am all for the reminder notification. For example, should our credits go dangerously low below 5, then it would be a good idea for a pop up to appear in the CPanel notifying the user that his credits are running out and it would be a good idea to go into trap17.com and post some valuable content.

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Personally I don't think we need that number of our credits showed in cPanel because you have to log in to Trap17 before to cPanel then you can easily see your Credits so no need to show them in cPanel. But of course , if Trap17 intends to show them , then it would be better

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Like michael helper said, it wouldnt be easy to change it. I dont have any trouble remembering my hosting credits, i always try and keep it around a fixed number, you lose 1 a day so they are not that hard to keep track of.

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I agree michaelper22 and Saint_Michael
Cpanel codeing is very hard and different , becuase you must save a security
i think you can doit this idea with javascript and php and url forwarding
for example in cpanel skin make one link or (part) to show hosting creadit

for example : http://www.trap17.com/show.php?id=farsiscript
and show.php give Id form url and return Creadit form database

thanks all for posting for this idea

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No need to put credits tally in cpanel.

"Nothing comes free in this world. Somebody has to pay for the service"

Then how are we getting this free hosting service (with all the facilities like Paid one)?
Some one is paying for that.
Yes, it is the ads you see in this page, they are paying for you. You are not require to do anything, just see your credits and shut down the browser and Trap17 will get some $. So why we want to lower the revenue of trap.

I have seen many web hosting sites who give free hosting for postings going bankrupt only because people don't post after getting hosted but Trap's mechanism is great and we should support it instead of suggesting things to lower it's revenue.

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However I am all for the reminder notification. For example, should our credits go dangerously low below 5, then it would be a good idea for a pop up to appear in the CPanel notifying the user that his credits are running out and it would be a good idea to go into trap17.com and post some valuable content.

I like this suggestion, but instead of a pop up in Cpanel a mail can be generated from this forum itself. Admins please take a note of this.

 

 

 

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