In WHMCS, you can display custom fields on pages using template hooks or by directly editing the template files. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Method 1: Using Template Hooks

1. Log into WHMCS:

   Access your WHMCS admin panel using your administrator credentials.

2. Navigate to Template Hooks:

   • Go to "Setup" in the top menu.
   • Click on "Addon Modules."
   • Find the specific hook point where you want to display the custom field and click on it.

3. Create a Hook Function:

   • Write a PHP function to fetch and display the custom field. For example:
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   function hook_display_custom_field($vars) { $customField = get_custom_field_value($vars['client_id'], 'custom_field_name'); return 'Custom Field Value: ' . $customField; }

   Replace 'custom_field_name' with the actual name of your custom field.

4. Save the Hook:

   • Save the hook function.

Method 2: Direct Template Editing

1. Locate the Template File:

   • Identify the template file where you want to display the custom field. For example, if you want to add it to the client area, you might be editing a file like clientarea.tpl.

2. Edit the Template File:

   • Open the template file with a text editor.
   • Add the following code to display the custom field:
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   {php} $customField = get_custom_field_value($client_id, 'custom_field_name'); {/php} Custom Field Value: {$customField}

   Replace 'custom_field_name' with the actual name of your custom field.

3. Save the Template File:

   • Save the edited template file.

Note:

• Always make backups of your files before making changes to ensure you can restore them if something goes wrong.
• Ensure that the custom field is associated with the client or in order for it to be available in the template.
• If you're not familiar with PHP and template files, consider consulting with a developer or WHMCS expert for assistance.

Remember to test the changes thoroughly to ensure they work as expected on your WHMCS site.