Update renewal price after paid invoice

[PaulGress]

Hi all,

i'm newbie with whmcs and i need help to solve a problem. I'm working with whmcs v. 7.x and actually ( not even in 8.x ) there's a way to change hosting price after 1 year, without creating and using a  promotional coupon code .

So i need that one of my product hosting with pid=70 that it's price 20.00$ could be changed automatically to 30.00$ in Recurring Amount   after 1 year. For only client he's buying it.
So after client have bought it and paid invoice, hook could work and update Recurring Amount value in hosting product for client...There's a way to perform it with a hook ?

I'm seeing documentation about whmcs hooks and i found the " OrderPaid " . Something below could be works?

<?php
add_hook('OrderProductPricingOverride', 1, function($vars) {
    $return = [];

 if ($vars['pid'] == 70 {
        $return = ['recurring' => '30.00',];
    }

return $return;
});

Thanks for any help.

[steven99]

You would want to use the OrderPaid hook instead and then set the recurring amount to whatever it should renew at.   The change can be done via the UpdateClientProduct API call or via internal classes. 

[brian!]

and remember that you're just passing a value, and not a currency - e.g if you pass 100 in the hook and the client uses USD, then that's $100; if they use EUR, then its €100 etc.

so in a multi-currency situation, you should find the clients currency before determining what value to pass in the hook - if your site only uses one currency, then this won't matter.

[PaulGress]

On 11/24/2020 at 11:46 PM, steven99 said:

You would want to use the OrderPaid hook instead and then set the recurring amount to whatever it should renew at.   The change can be done via the UpdateClientProduct API call or via internal classes. 

Sure thanks Steven, but from documentation hook OrderPaid it hasn't variable $pid , could you guide me to a correct solution so?

 

<?php
add_hook('OrderPaid', 1, function($vars) {
    $return = [];

 if ($vars['pid'] == 70 {
        $return = ['recurring' => '30.00',];
    }

return $return;
});

i think that it doesn't work 😕
 

On 11/25/2020 at 5:00 PM, brian! said:

and remember that you're just passing a value, and not a currency - e.g if you pass 100 in the hook and the client uses USD, then that's $100; if they use EUR, then its €100 etc.

Hi Brian, thank you, yes i thought it, but i'm using only one currency.

Thanks

[PaulGress]

Someone could give me a suggestion to do it answering my last post ? i'm totally mess :/

Thank you for any suggestion

[Nelson Neoh]

On 11/28/2020 at 5:06 PM, PaulGress said:

Sure thanks Steven, but from documentation hook OrderPaid it hasn't variable $pid , could you guide me to a correct solution so?

Not sure if you still need an answer.  Steven had give you a clear direction.  Check the https://developers.whmcs.com/api-reference/updateclientproduct/ for the example on how to make a localAPI call.

Then place this localAPI call in the OrderPaid hook will do.