SeanC 0 Posted February 1, 2018 Hi, I'm currently configuring a test installation of WHMCS and a couple of Plesk Onyx nodes. I can successfully order a hosting plan and have it provisioned on one of the Plesk nodes. However, I'm unable to get "additional disk space" as a configurable option to work. I've followed the documentation for the Plesk module and the Configurable Options page, but I just can't get it to provision successfully. So, first of all I've got some service plans and a service plan addon called "Extra Disk Space" configured in Plesk. In WHMCS I've created a configurable options group: If I place an order for a hosting plan and choose a 5GB disk space upgrade, I see the plan itself get created ok, but the disk upgrade fails. It looks like WHMCS is asking Plesk for a service plan upgrade called "5" rather than "Extra Disk Space" x 5. Here's the modules log: Query: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><packet version="1.6.3.2"><!-- Copyright 1999-2016. Parallels IP Holdings GmbH. --> <service-plan-addon> <get> <filter> <name>5</name> </filter> </get> </service-plan-addon> </packet> Reply: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <packet version="1.6.3.2"><service-plan-addon><get><result><status>error</status><errcode>1013</errcode><errtext>There is no such a service plan</errtext><name>5</name></result></get></service-plan-addon></packet> Has anyone else managed to get this working? Thanks, Sean 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SeanC 0 Posted February 1, 2018 Ok - I'm getting somewhere. At the moment I can only get this to work as follows: 1. In WHMCS, create the configurable option as a "Drop-down". Create each individual disk space option and give it a unique name, eg "Extra Disk Space 1GB". 2. In Plesk, Create multiple Service Plan Add-on's with names that correspond to the drop-down name created in step 1. This is horrible! I originally wanted to provide a slider from 0GB to 100GB that allows a customer a highly customisable disk space upgrade. Having to create a massive list of drop-down entries and then another set of Plesk add-on's just isnt feasible. Surely there's a better way? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites