Currencies As Radio Instead Of Drop-down
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webhostingm shared this idea 3 years ago
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The way the currencies are displayed in WHMCS is not intuitive.
The display format ought to change from the current drop-down list to radio ( ).
If a customer clicks on an external page that links to the billing system, starts going through the check-out process, the other currencies should be visible and not hidden.
Potential customers tend to act like sharks, don’t have time for small talk and when a page layout forces them to break the flow, you simply lose them.
Most folks are more concerned about the cost of the product/service and may not even look at the Currency option drop-down.
If you are a WHMCS user and think that this idea merits attention, please upvote it so that the WHMCS Dev team can re-think this.
Thanks.
The display format ought to change from the current drop-down list to radio ( ).
If a customer clicks on an external page that links to the billing system, starts going through the check-out process, the other currencies should be visible and not hidden.
Potential customers tend to act like sharks, don’t have time for small talk and when a page layout forces them to break the flow, you simply lose them.
Most folks are more concerned about the cost of the product/service and may not even look at the Currency option drop-down.
If you are a WHMCS user and think that this idea merits attention, please upvote it so that the WHMCS Dev team can re-think this.
Thanks.
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Thanks for your suggestion. Could you share some examples or screenshots of sites that currently implement this kind of currency selector?
I have mocked up an example but it is far from what a gifted website designer can do.
You can find it at https://i.postimg.cc/x1QtW6nL/WHMCS-Currencies.png
Even an auto currency switcher based on a browser locale or IP address will go a long way in achieving the same result.
Once again thanks.
P.S: Please could you delete the first one? Saw the "reply" button after posting.
Thanks for providing that mockup.
That doesn't seem too similar from the current interface in the twenty-one theme if one clicks the language/currency flag in the footer: https://www.screencast.com/t/sRJP2QZqN2
Having said that, the Currencies are still hidden.
Perhaps it might be good to consider having it there as it is now and also on a line below the Total Amount
Thank you.