Lagom WHMCS One Step Order Form 1.2.7 Not Nulled

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thanks to dear member @newimage submitted a new resource:

Lagom WHMCS One Step Order Form - Lagom WHMCS One Step Order Form is featured with 4 different styles

Lagom WHMCS One Step Order Form is featured with 4 different styles, within each style there is an option to choose from 5 different color schemes.

• Modern Style
• Default Style
• Depth Style

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thanks to dear member @newimage updated Lagom WHMCS One Step Order Form with a new update entry:

V1.0.8 Nulled

Nulled it .

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[Anonyme]

update null patch from 1.0.7 to 1.1.0 version.please tested it .thank you @piticu81 upload untouched version ,so reassign

 

[Anonyme]

This member @Anonyme contributed to the discussion at post #4 with an attachment.

tested :

 

[bamogad]

Wow. This is cool. Can't wait to use...

 

[RicRey]

I get this message, of course I already did the /etc/hosts thing, I uploaded it and activated it according to the instructions but it doesn't work for me.​

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Lagom One Step Order Form​

Connection not possible. Please report your server IP to [email protected]

 

[Anonyme]

1. don't change any files to upload
2.if you have been installed it ,run SQL

DELETE FROM `tblconfiguration` WHERE  `setting` ='lagom_one_step_order_form_localkey'

remove old localkey

 

[RicRey]

I uploaded it intact and I still present the same thing. 🙁

 

[Anonyme]

I uploaded it intact and I still present the same thing. 🙁

please make sure your whmcs have run right cron . you can run it with cron job or website url ****/crons/cron.php

 

[RicRey]

When I use the direct link in the browser the cron.php works, but when I put it in the cpanel cronjob every minute it fails...

it seems that in less than 1 minute it will try to connect with the modulesgarden servers...

I have the cronjob command like this, will it be ok?

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wget -q -O /dev/null "https://www.mydomainlink.com/shop/crons/cron.php" >/dev/null 2>&1