jimlongo

I have a module which contains both server and addon sections. If I don't put a whmcs.json file in both, then the one without (server) will have a blank card with no description containing only the name of the directory. If I put a whmcs.json file in both, then there will be 2 cards. Does anyone know what to do in this case?

Thanks, don't know how i missed that one.

I'm developing a module, so of course very often uninstalling ... reinstalling ... wash ... rinse ... repeat cycles. I removed my modules directories in /`modules/addons` and `/modules/servers` I can't find anything in the database that stores any information. Still the module is visible in the Addons menu. I got so frustrated yesterday I reinstalled WHMCS. It's still there. TIA for any clues on where to find it? Of course if I try to follow that link I get

Anyone got any ideas how to create a button here in the interface? I want to offer SSO. I can tap into an API to do that, but don't have the first clue how to create the "button"

Please upvote this request https://requests.whmcs.com/idea/module-logging-granularity-milliseconds if you're interested.

When trying to develop a module in 8.x I am getting all the logging on the minute. This is pretty useless when trying to decipher the order things are happening. i was hoping i could change the resolution of the table to milliseconds, which i did, but this has zero effect. It doesn't record the milliseconds and the output in the table ... it doesn't even have seconds granularity, just hh.mm Is there some way to change this setting to make it useful?

I have a module that uses the `gid` to land the user in the correct group when redirected back from my app, or at least used to using the old v7 style Urls. Can I safely assume in v8 that a url such as https://mywhmcs.com/index.php?rp=/store/4 will direct the user to the group with `gid=4` regardless of the type of Friendly Urls in use? Thanks.

Want to add 2 things to close off my OP. 1. Problem was caused by a corrupted vhosts file on a Plesk server. Weird, but I must commend both WHMCS and Plesk support with figuring it out. It's unusual to me that support doesn't just say, "not our problem". Kudos for that in this case. 2. Regarding a developer and a plugin. I have limited experience . . . 1 module. I only support v7 and v8. But it's maddening when WHMCS removes APIs which they consider not that useful but might be critically useful to me. Granted they're not as bad as Plesk and cPanel which I rely on, they remove APIs like it's nobodies business. But I can see how a developer can be in a untenable position due to bugs and changes that are out of their control. Personally, I'd just say support ended for v5 and v6, and the clock is ticking on 7.

I did just make sure that password policy matched, because at some point when trying to Accept Order I got a message that password wasn't secure enough. I've eliminated that I think. Now the service does get provisioned on the Plesk server, but the order remains Pending in WHMCS with no SSO capability for the purchaser. If I try to force Order Acceptance, I get the same Error: See the Activity Log for more information: which I guess is not very helpful as it keeps telling me what I originally posted. I will see what support has to say.

Recently I have begun running into issues when provisioning Plesk services from WHMCS. The item fails to create. When I look in the service log I see errors starting with FraudCheckFailed. I DO NOT have any Fraud Check modules installed. I don't have these issues when provisioning cPanel services. Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterRegistrarRenewalFailed - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterRegistrarRenewal - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: DomainTransferFailed - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: DomainTransferCompleted - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterRegistrarTransferFailed - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterRegistrarTransfer - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterRegistrarRegistrationFailed - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterRegistrarRegistration - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: CancellationRequest - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterModuleTerminateFailed - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterModuleTerminate - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterModuleUnsuspendFailed - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterModuleUnsuspend - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterModuleSuspendFailed - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterModuleSuspend - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterModuleCreateFailed - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: AfterModuleCreate - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function) Hooks Debug: Hook Defined for Point: FraudCheckFailed - Priority: 1 - Function Name: (anonymous function)

Yes, that's what i tried to say in the post above, perhaps rather "ineloquently" 🙂 Thanks.

on further though and checking straight MYSQL, you cannot do a query with NULL. = NULL != NULL IN(NULL) NOT IN (NULL) will not return any results. Since Eloquent is a mapping tool to MYSQL queries I'm gonna say that the second proposal above doesn't make sense. You need to check NOT NULL, and != separately. Don't know of any way to prove it, other than the fact that ->whereNotIN('field',[NULL]) doesn't work in my code.

I need to check that column 'username' both IS NOT NULL and != "" What is best ->where('username','!=','') ->whereNotNull('username') OR ->whereNotIn('username',[NULL,'']) or something else . . . What do you think?

Appears so. Pretty silly Example JSON response in the docs. https://developers.whmcs.com/api-reference/whmcsdetails/

It's not the API in general. As an example the $command = 'GetClientGroups" returns Array ( [result] => success [totalresults] => 0 )