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Is this product still available? The website doesn't seem to work.

Hi John Have, you managed to get this work? I'm sitting with a similar situation where the hook just doesn't seem to be executing.

Hi My ultimate goals is call a function based on the PreModuleCreate and AfterModuleCreate hook functions. http://docs.whmcs.com/Hooks:Products/Services#Products.2FServices_Hooks According to WHMCS hooks documentation, http://docs.whmcs.com/Action_Hooks#Module_Hooks, I'm required to add a ""hooks.php" file within the module folder". I assume that the PreModuleCreate and AfterModuleCreate are module hook functions. So I've added a "hook.php" file to the relevant module/server path (/var/www/whmcs/modules/servers/modulename). I've also performed the instructed command of re-saving the module settings as per the WHMCS documentation. After no success, I've then tried to dump the hooks.php file in the /var/www/whmcs/includes/hooks, still no luck executing these PreModuleCreate and AfterModuleCreate functions. Am I missing something obvious? Is the Product/Service hooks (http://docs.whmcs.com/Hooks:Products/Services#Products.2FServices_Hooks) not module hooks? The code for my hook files are: function hook_websitepanel_premodulecreate($vars) { $file = fopen(dirname(__FILE__) .'/logs/random.log', 'a'); fwrite($file, $vars['params']['pid']); fclose($file); } function hook_websitepanel_aftermodulecreate($vars) { $file = fopen(dirname(__FILE__) .'/logs/random.log', 'a'); fwrite($file, $vars['params']['pid']); fclose($file); } add_hook("PreModuleCreate", 1, "hook_websitepanel_premodulecreate", ""); add_hook("AfterModuleCreate", 1, "hook_websitepanel_aftermodulecreate", ""); As you can see from the above, I'm simply writing the 'pid' value to a log file. The pid variable should be available as per http://docs.whmcs.com/Hooks:Products/Services#Products.2FServices_Hooks. Where do I dump the hooks file ? Appreciate any help, thanks. I Quote: Module Hooks As of WHMCS V4.4, addon modules support hooks being defined that relate to a module within the module directory in /modules/addons/ And as of WHMCS V5.0, both product/server/provisioning modules and domain registrar modules also support hooks being defined within the relevant modules directories. To define hooks as part of a module, simple create a file named "hooks.php" within the module folder, and include all module specific hook related code within that file. Note to Developers: Hook files in module folders are only called for active modules. And active modules that contain hooks are cached. So if you add a hooks file to a module retrospectively, once the module is already active, then before the system will detect and start running that module, you must edit and resave either the addon module configuration, product configuration or domain registrar configuration for the respective module for it to be detected.