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Registrar Dev Kit: context of some interface functions


bfrei

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Greetings,

 

I am in the process of writing an interface module between WHMCS and our registrar system. Since I am not very familiar with WHMCS (I only use it in a test environment), I am still unclear on this:

 

What functions/action(s) in WHMCS cause the following interface functions to be triggered:

 

- GetDNS and SaveDNS

- GetEmailForwarding/SaveEmailForwarding

- RegisterNameserver, ModifyNameserver, DeleteNameserver

 

Appreciate any input.

 

Best regards

Bernhard

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short conclusion:

 

###_GetDNS ()

+get Nameservers (Zone Inquire)

 

###_SaveDNS()

+Zone Create/ Zone Update (needs Client email, MainIP, Nameserver and SLD + TLD)

 

###_GetEmailForwarding

#Redirect Inquire

 

 

###_SaveEmailForwarding

+Redirect Create / Update / Delete

 

###_RegisterNameserver

+Domain Update (save nameserver)

 

###_ModifyNameserver

+ ehm i dont know (senseless?)

+ can used with "###_RegisterNameserver"

 

###_DeleteNameserver

+ maybe same above

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Hi,

 

I guess I did not word my question clearly enough. I have a pretty good idea what the interface stub functions in the Reg Dev Kit template are supposed to do, and how I can write the "glue" code to connect them to our registrar system.

 

What I don't know, however, is how to test these interface functions --> I don't know what I have to do in WHMCS so that WHMCS calls these functions.

 

(All the rest I have already implemented, like registering domains etc., that's pretty straightforward and can be easily tested in the Clients/List Domains section).

 

Am I missing the boat here?

 

Thanks

Bernhard

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