API - Add Order Questions

[bryyyon]

I am attempting to create an order form that is completely external from a WHMCS installation, using the API.

 

Is it possible to specify a hosting account's cPanel username and/or password during the `addorder' API call?

 

Also, I cannot find any documentation on how the call's `configoptions' attribute should be structured. I understand the base64 encoded / serialized array, but what should the array contain? Is this documented anywhere?

 

http://wiki.whmcs.com/API:Add_Order

 

Thank you for any provided insight regarding this.

[laszlof]

I would imagine it should contain the configurable option id and the value. Something like:

 

$postfields["configoptions"] = base64_encode(serialize(array("4"=>"value", "5"=>"test")));

[deckhoff]

I'm stuck at this place as well and was wondering if you ever managed to solve this problem?

 

 

I would imagine it should contain the configurable option id and the value. Something like:

 

$postfields["configoptions"] = base64_encode(serialize(array("4"=>"value", "5"=>"test")));

[Guest benpotter1991]

I am attempting to create an order form that is completely external from a WHMCS installation, using the API.

 

Is it possible to specify a hosting account's cPanel username and/or password during the `addorder' API call?

 

Also, I cannot find any documentation on how the call's `configoptions' attribute should be structured. I understand the base64 encoded / serialized array, but what should the array contain? Is this documented anywhere?

 

http://wiki.whmcs.com/API:Add_Order

 

Thank you for any provided insight regarding this.

 

Did you have any success with this? I could do with knowing if you can and how you would do it!

[Stephenitsg]

That worked great BTW !

 

Here was mine (Config options 9 and 10):

$options = base64_encode(serialize(array("9"=>$number1, "10"=>$number2)));

$values = array('clientid' => $uid, 'pid' => "50",'configoptions' => $options,'paymentmethod' => "paypal");

$results = localAPI('addorder',$values,'adminuser');