ChrisWood

Awesome, Im glad you might me using it! Just email me and I can set you up with that free trial!

CWphpMyAdmin Hello! My name is Chris and I recently developed a WHMCS add-on that allows all hosts to rent MySQL Databases without having to manually set-up users and databases. This is extremely useful if you rent out minecraft servers (It allows your clients to use important anti-grief plugins like Hawkeye) or if your clients seem to need extra MySQL Databases, but not nessecarily web-hosting. My add-on allows you to set a different DB allowance for each product [fig1], and automatically creates the phpMyAdmin accounts. In the client area for the product it creates a simple form that allows the client to manage their Databases and Allowed Remote Connections [fig2]. It's extremely easy to use and requires little management. It uses the servers you specify in the "Servers" menu in the "Setup" Tab. I will be creating a video to show the features and give you a preview of what it does and looks like. But for now I have pictures For a limited time, I am offering a free trial (1 week) to those people that read this post. Please contact me if you'd like to try it out or if you just have any questions! (Just mention the free trial in the contact form!) If you are looking for information or to buy a license for this add-on(only $5 for a year!), go to: http://chriswood.org/contact.php and fill out the email form! *note: It can take up to 24hrs for us to respond! ReadMe file (Contains install instructions, features, change log, notes, etc): ReadMe! Thanks, Chris Wood A Few Pictures: [fig1] [fig2]

Edit: I've figured it out, it's way to hard to figure out how to do this stuff. Hopefully I'll get around to making a tutorial...

I am currently using Action Hooks to try and grab the User's details and add them to an external MySQL database once they have purchased a specific product. Currently used Hooks: <?php //I then go on to define vars and add them to my db... function cwmysql_createaccount($vars) { $accountid =$vars['params']["accountid"]; $username = $vars['params']["username"]; $password =$vars['params']["password"]; $pid = $vars['params']["pid"]; $domain = $vars['params']["domain"]; //MORE CODE to add to db + $pid checks } //My Hooks add_hook("AfterModuleCreate",1,"cwmysql_createaccount"); add_hook("AfterModuleChangePassword",2,"cwmysql_changepass"); //For password Change add_hook("AfterModuleChangePackage",3,"cwmysql_changepackage"); //Upon upgrade of package ?> This will only apply to specific products. Am I doing this in the best way? Is there a better way to do this? If you have examples, that would be best. It's the best way I learn. I appreciate any info/examples/advice I can get, Chris Wood