I have created a script that allows reselling of eNom SSL certificates very easily.
I've had some requests from a few people that want to have it integrated into WHMCS, so I'm here to see how to do this.
My script has an API that can be used to make the purchase, so basically what is needed is some way to "plug in" my script to the WHMCS software. Here is how it works:
1. WHMCS admin adds a new package to sell the desired SSL certificate.
2. When a customer purchases the certificate, WHMCS calls my script's API and passes in a few values. (API key, test mode on/off, the desired certificate, and number of years.)
3. Upon success, my script returns a "configuration URL" to WHMCS. (Or a failure message if not.)
4. WHMCS sends an email to the customer with the configuration URL.
(My scripts API behaves sort of like the rapidSSL "quick invite" system, where a simple URL is returned after purchase.)
I hope that makes sense.
Is there any documentation for creating our own modules? If not, is there someone I should speak with to move forward with this?
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Hello,
I have created a script that allows reselling of eNom SSL certificates very easily.
I've had some requests from a few people that want to have it integrated into WHMCS, so I'm here to see how to do this.
My script has an API that can be used to make the purchase, so basically what is needed is some way to "plug in" my script to the WHMCS software. Here is how it works:
1. WHMCS admin adds a new package to sell the desired SSL certificate.
2. When a customer purchases the certificate, WHMCS calls my script's API and passes in a few values. (API key, test mode on/off, the desired certificate, and number of years.)
3. Upon success, my script returns a "configuration URL" to WHMCS. (Or a failure message if not.)
4. WHMCS sends an email to the customer with the configuration URL.
(My scripts API behaves sort of like the rapidSSL "quick invite" system, where a simple URL is returned after purchase.)
I hope that makes sense.
Is there any documentation for creating our own modules? If not, is there someone I should speak with to move forward with this?
Thanks.
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