BigLebowski

hi John With respect I can see no advantage in displaying anything other than £0 at any time if the domain is free. This is to avoid any possibility of doubt. Some potential customers will not read the notes. Is it possible to move this to a feature request please? Is a hook available to zero-rate the domain price if free when ordered with a package? Many thanks

hi there I added this hook recently. It works with "ClientAdd" but as soon as I change it to "PreCalculateCartTotals" I get the following "gumph" on the client ordering screen: ???????���������????������???? Any ideas? The hook is here: <?php /* ****************************************************** ** Example Hook Function ** Please refer to http://wiki.whmcs.com/Hooks for more info function fred($vars) { $firstname = $vars['firstname']; $lastname = $vars['lastname']; $email = $vars['email']; # Run code to create remote forum account here... } add_hook("PreCalculateCartTotals",1,"fred"); ****************************************************** */ ?> Ta Dude

hi there I can't quite figure this out. I've set up a hosting plan with free registration and transfer for a selected domain type. When I order as a client, i do a Whois lookup, it says the domain is free and "Available! Order Now" . But confusingly it lists a price in the pull down-menu. The price is the price if I purchased the domain on its own. When I press "click to continue" it adds it to the cart zero-rated. What is strange is that if I select "I want to transfer my domain to xxxx Ltd" then it lists the domain as £0.00 in the pull-down menu and adds it as £0. That is what I would expect and want since users may abandon the order if they see a price before the cart-add. Is this an annoyance to anyone else and how can I fix it? Cheers Dude

cheers mate, sorted Dude

hi there Has anyone seen any documentation (strategy or database table information) to assist in the migration of a non-standard customer database into whmcs? I appreciate it's a service that whmcs offer, so I wouldn't expect a huge amount of information. I am looking at using the The MySQL Migration Toolkit, but this relies upon a good working knowledge of the whmcs tables. Best Dude

hi there I've followed this link: http://www.whmcs.com/members/clientarea.php but I cannot see how to actually get the download. Which section is it in? I can't see any download section. Also is there an option to set it to auto-update anywhere? Best Dude

hi John I appreciate you're very busy I'm very grateful for your help. This is a great product. Is there a way to send the email to the registrar instead of to the administrators please? In terms of mods, I've found this code in /whmcs/modules/registrars/email/email.php. Is it not possible for me to add a few constant fields of my own (in particular registrar password, technical and billing handles etc). function email_RegisterDomain($params) { global $CONFIG; $command = "Register Domain"; $message = "Domain: ".$params["sld"].".".$params["tld"]."<br>Registration Period: ".$params["regperiod"]."<br>Nameserver 1: ".$params["ns1"]."<br>Nameserver 2: ".$params["ns1"]."<br>RegistrantFirstName: ".$params["firstname"]."<br>RegistrantLastName: ".$params["lastname"]."<br>RegistrantOrganizationName: ".$params["companyname"]."<br>RegistrantAddress1: ".$params["address1"]."<br>RegistrantAddress2: ".$params["address2"]."<br>RegistrantCity: ".$params["city"]."<br>RegistrantStateProvince: ".$params["state"]."<br>RegistrantCountry: ".$params["country"]."<br>RegistrantPostalCode: ".$params["postcode"]."<br>RegistrantPhone: ".$params["phonenumber"]."<br>RegistrantEmailAddress: ".$params["email"]."<br>AdminFirstName: ".$params["adminfirstname"]."<br>AdminLastName: ".$params["adminlastname"]."<br>AdminOrganizationName: ".$params["admincompanyname"]."<br>AdminAddress1: ".$params["adminaddress1"]."<br>AdminAddress2: ".$params["adminaddress2"]."<br>AdminCity: ".$params["admincity"]."<br>AdminStateProvince: ".$params["adminstate"]."<br>AdminCountry: ".$params["admincountry"]."<br>AdminPostalCode: ".$params["adminpostcode"]."<br>AdminPhone: ".$params["adminphonenumber"]."<br>AdminEmailAddress: ".$params["adminemail"].""; $headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0\r\n"; $headers .= "Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1\r\n"; $headers .= "From: ".$CONFIG["CompanyName"]." <".$CONFIG["Email"].">\r\n"; mail($params["EmailAddress"],$command,$message,$headers);

Ah, I've just seen the "Email" registrar listed in the registrars list. I've selected it but where can I specify the email content, when they are sent and to whom? Many thanks Nick

hi John As far as I'm aware, we send nominate.com a registration email for registration and a DNS modify email for DNS changes. ie two separate emails. Can we not do this via the email template module or via a simple hook please? nominate.com has no API, although we could implement a small subset of the API and send off the email in the background. Many thanks Nick

Hi there We use http://www.nominate.com for our TLDs . They are not supported by whmcs. We have code in our existing billing database that we could use to send registration emails. Can we use the "preregister" hook to send the domain and registration info (registrant name, address etc) to this code and if so how do we configure this in whmcs? (Since there is no "custom" selection in the registrar pull-down list). Is "preregister" appropriate or should we use another hook? Can we use your API? At exactly what point in whmcs is the "preregister" (and other) hook(s) called? Can any of this be done using the Email template section? Many thanks Nick Jones Compila Ltd

hi there How can one list the modules installed via the admin interface? Many thanks Nick