Advanced Menu Manager: Whmcs

$client = Menu::context('client'); if ($client && $client->groupId == 5) { $primaryNavbar->addChild('Wholesale Portal') ->setLabel('Wholesale') ->setUri('wholesale.php'); }

Instead of hardcoding menu items, the module reads a JSON structure from a database table. This JSON defines the hierarchy, permissions, icons, and URLs. When WHMCS builds the page, the module iterates through this JSON, applies permission logic (checking $_SESSION['uid'] and client group IDs), and dynamically builds the ChildNav objects.

: Create a "Menu Group" for your specific template (e.g., Primary Navbar for Six). whmcs advanced menu manager

The default WHMCS installation treats every hosting company the same. But we know that a VPS provider needs a different navigation structure than a shared hosting reseller.

Challenges in creating multi-level mega menus for complex service offerings. Why Use an Advanced Menu Manager? : Create a "Menu Group" for your specific template (e

Running an advanced menu manager introduces new variables into your WHMCS environment.

This tool empowers administrators to:

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