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Remove Sitejet Builder

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  • MindServer

    In addition to my first query, I would like to know if it is possible to remove the button that has automatically appeared in WHMCS on all user accounts next to the "Log in to cPanel" button.

    Too I need remove buttons in Client Area... I asked WHMCS support and they told me that it's cPanel feature, I don't understand why you added this automatically...

    Thank you again!

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    Hey there!  There is no way to remove SiteJet Builder from the product at this time, but you can disable the tool in WHM >> Feature Manager for your users so it doesn't show up in the interface.

    I can't speak to anything that is happening in the WHMCS interface as that isn't something we work with on our side.

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  • MindServer

    Thank you very much. However, I deactivated Sitejet Builder in the "Feature Manager," but when I go back, the tick appears active again no matter how many times I deactivate it. This seems to be a bug. I have attached an image.

    Sorry for my bad English. Thank you again. Have a nice day.

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    Your English is just fine - I've never had an issue understanding one of your posts :D

    Does that box get re-checked after the nightly update?

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  • MindServer

    Hi friend,

    I’ll elaborate further: I disable it and save the changes. When I access a user's cPanel account, Sitejet Builder has completely disappeared.

    However, when I reopen "Feature Manager," the checkbox is active again — not after updates, but always.

    It might be a bug, or maybe it can't be disabled due to some reason or configuration. We never use Sitejet, so I have no idea.

    WHMCS indicated that this is probably the reason why the Sitejet buttons do not disappear in their software.

    Thank you. Best regards.

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  • quietFinn

    The "default" feature list is in:
    /var/cpanel/features/default

    when you save changes in the feature list check if there is:
    sitejet=0

     

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  • MindServer

    Hi!,

    I checked this file and the value is: sitejet=0

    Thank you very much.

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    I’ll elaborate further: I disable it and save the changes. When I access a user's cPanel account, Sitejet Builder has completely disappeared.

    I can confirm this is what happens on my end as well.

    However, when I reopen "Feature Manager," the checkbox is active again — not after updates, but always.

    I'm not seeing this on my end.  When I go back to the Feature Manager page and edit the Default list, mine is still unchecked.

    It may be best to create a ticket for this issue since you have a system where this behavior is happening.

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  • MindServer

    Hi friend,

    Thank you very much.

    Have a nice day.

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    You as well!

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