Registrar Module Load AdditionalFields in ClientDomainContact

[Nelson Neoh]

Hi there.

I noticed there are sometimes we need to put some additional information in the Contact Information form (/clientarea.php?action=domaincontacts&domainid=123), to fulfill certain TLDs Registry requirements, especially on ccTLDs.  For example: Company Registration number and etc.

There is always a quick fix to hardcode in the template but for sure it is not the appropriate way to do so.

Any advice I can inject those required custom fields based on selected TLDs, when client accessing respective domain contact?

Thanks in advanced.

Regards,
Nelson

[Nelson Neoh]

Have got the answer from WHMCS Support.

The fields should be returned in Registrar Module,  registrar_GetContactDetails.

[PapaKai]

Hi Nelson,

Last time I helped you with the Registrar TLD & Princing Sync, looks like you can help me now 😄

Can you provide technical details on this?

Thanks!

[Nelson Neoh]

On 6/18/2021 at 5:55 AM, PapaKai said:

Hi Nelson,

Last time I helped you with the Registrar TLD & Princing Sync, looks like you can help me now 😄

Can you provide technical details on this?

Thanks!

Well... we are just learning from each other and sharing details, which the principle doesn't really care to share in much detail... lol

To an extends, all the additional domain fields must be able to display in a full detailed WHOIS lookup, so I make a simple workaround under registrar_GetContactDetails to first requset a full detail WHOIS, place them nicely in an array, then merge with the standard contact array and return the final.

Here's a snap of code which might help.

//Additional fields under Registrant.
$arr_additionalfields["Registrant"]["Registration No"] = $arr["registrant Registration No"];
//...

$return = array(
            "Registrant" => array(
                "First Name" => $arr["registrant first name"],
                "Last Name" => $arr["registrant last name"],
	            // ...
            ),
            "Admin" => array(
                "First Name" => $arr["admin first name"],
                "Last Name" => $arr["admin last name"],
                //...
            ),
            "Technical" => array(
                "First Name" => $arr["technical first name"],
                "Last Name" => $arr["technical last name"],
                //...
            ),
            "Billing" => array(
                "First Name" => $arr["billing first name"],
                "Last Name" => $arr["billing last name"],
                //...
            ),
        );

        if(!empty($arr_additionalfields))
            $return = array_merge_recursive($arr_additionalfields,$return);

        return $return;

 

[PapaKai]

ok, understood. I expected you dealing with that way, but wanted to ensure there's nothing "magic" we did not notice 😃 ty!