What happened in whmcs 7.0 with bulk transfer and bulk register?

[S4H]

Hello,

 

All the bulk url's we are using (also deeplink at other webpages, blog and websites) ends with: /domainchecker.php?search=bulktransfer and: /domainchecker.php?search=bulkregister

 

But they don't work anymore?

 

The deeplinks goes to a dead url, or they go to: /cart.php?a=add&domain=register

Also the menu items goes to the wrong urls'?

 

Where are the bulktransfer and bulkregister?

 

Regards Marcel.

[WHMCS ChrisD]

• Domain Checker Improvements - The domain checker has been integrated into the shopping cart, and along with the new domain lookup functionality introduced in WHMCS 7.0 including spotlight TLDs and sale groups, is designed to offer a more streamlined and consistent domain lookup and purchase experience for end users. The domain checker file remains in place to provide redirects that will automatically redirect most previous domain checker based requests and form submissions to the new cart based domain lookup. The bulk domain check and bulk domain transfer facilities within the client area have been removed in 7.0. The new domain lookup functionality provided within the shopping cart in 7.0 is intended to deliver a more intuitive and optimised user experience for searching for and adding multiple domains to the shopping cart.
  

 

[S4H]

Thnx ChrisD for the answer.. but i don't like it.

It's a shame ...

 

But now i know that i can delete al the info about bulk register and transfer ..

[malfunction]

Not sure why WHMCS would decide to remove useful functionality like that. If a customer has a couple dozen random domains we can convince him to transfer, he's soon going to change his mind if he has to enter them into the cart one at a time. Way too much trouble, he will just leave them where they are.

 

Also after doing a domain search for a transfer domain (i.e. comes back as already registered), switching to the "transfer" tab reloads the page causing the domain name that was entered to be lost and need re-entering. Again makes more work and less likely the client will bother.

 

This doesn't really sound like "a more intuitive and optimised user experience" to me