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Never mind, sorry about this. The error is caused when the expected method can't be found; in my case because i didn't read the example closely enough an encapsulated the whole thing as a class

Does the extra info stored as a result of additionaldomainfields.php act like a normal parameter or some kind of subset? I guess what i'm asking is, as an example would i access it like this: $registrantCountryCallCode = $params["additionaldomainfields"]["CountryCode"]; or like this: $registrantCountryCallCode = $params["CountryCode"];

I'm writing a registrar module to use another company's API using SOAP. I know the API is connecting to the service because i can check if a domain is available, however registering a domain does not seem to work. According to the WHMCS System Activity Log: "Domain Registration Not Supported by Module" Is this a problem with what i've written, or with the service i'm connecting to? Any advice on how to track down the problem down? I just added some error logging to the module, but i would like to know where else the problem could be and what i should be looking for

I'm having issues with admin/clientsdomains.php, the page simply isn't loading. I'm afraid the host it's on doesn't track php errors and the file itself is encrypted so there's little i can do to isolate the problem... all i can think is that i recently wrote a module to allow a new company to be used for Domain Name Registration. I suppose i'm wondering if anyone can give me a heads-up about the kind of stupid simple mistakes i could have made to cause something like this

Thanks for the nudge in the right direction, what i had was close, but still needed some tweaking... a last simple question, mostly to double check, but when accessing this additional domain info, does it come through as a regular parameter, or as some kind of sub-parameter? something like; $registrantCountryCallCode = $params["CountryCode"]; $registrantCountryCallCode = $params["additionaldomainfields"]["CountryCode"];

BurstNET already has plans to work on a module to connect with WHMCS (according to the link you gave me) If you wait for that to be done you'll be able to install that with little to no knowledge of how modules or APIs work They seem to want to complete their API first though (it's in Beta testing, which means it seems to work, but they can't gaurentee it will) If you can't wait that long you can write a module (a simple interface that sits between WHMCS and the BurstNET API, passing information between the two and changing the format where neccesary) but if the API is buggy it may not be a good idea, especially if you don't have much programming experience and wouldn't be able to recognise errors when they occur.

Hi, i'm new here and when i had to program a module to allow a new company to be used for Domain Name Registration i found a need to include extra data. I've done some research and found out this can be implemented with additionaldomainfields.php but for the life of me i can't find a guide on how to make this file from the ground up... Can someone point me to one if one exists, or just give me a complete example to check my work against? I'm having to write guesswork and hoping to make it into something useful later