WHMCS Licence Module - Automated termination.

[Rowan S]

Hello,

Is anybody able to assist with a issue I’m having with my WHMCS licence module. The WHMCS licence module is a module which automatically registers/creates WHMCS licences. 

The idea is that you could utilise the daily cron hook point to run some additional code to check every WHMCS licence addon’s check the next due date and cancel the license if it’s in the past. 

I don’t believe that this would be too difficult to code but I am not familiar with this. It would be greatly appreciated if somebody could code this for me. 

Thanks! 

[wsa]

Hi,

We will be very happy to assist you with this project. 

Please contact us at https://www.whmcsservices.com/customwhmcs.php

Hope to hear from your

[WGS]

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[WHMCS Development Company]

On 4/15/2022 at 2:49 AM, Rowan S said:

Hello,

Is anybody able to assist with a issue I’m having with my WHMCS licence module. The WHMCS licence module is a module which automatically registers/creates WHMCS licences. 

The idea is that you could utilise the daily cron hook point to run some additional code to check every WHMCS licence addon’s check the next due date and cancel the license if it’s in the past. 

I don’t believe that this would be too difficult to code but I am not familiar with this. It would be greatly appreciated if somebody could code this for me. 

Thanks! 

Hi @Rowan S

We can help you with the issue you are facing in your License Module. We are familiar with this kind of issues.

You can simply click here to submit a ticket on our website to start the process.

Looking forward for to work with you.

Regards

[DennisHermannsen]

This should do the job:

<?php

use WHMCS\Database\Capsule;


add_hook('DailyCronJob', 1, function($vars) {
    $today = toMySQLDate(getTodaysDate(false));

    $products = Capsule::Table('tblhosting')
        ->select('id')
        ->where('status', 'Active')
        ->where('nextduedate', '<=', $today)
        ->get();
        
    foreach($products as $product){
        $command = 'ModuleTerminate';
        $postData = array(
            'serviceid' => $products->id,
        );
            
        localAPI($command, $postData);       
    }
     
});

It'll work for all products, however. You should add a 'where' clause to only get specific products.

[Rowan S]

16 hours ago, DennisHermannsen said:

This should do the job:

<?php

use WHMCS\Database\Capsule;


add_hook('DailyCronJob', 1, function($vars) {
    $today = toMySQLDate(getTodaysDate(false));

    $products = Capsule::Table('tblhosting')
        ->select('id')
        ->where('status', 'Active')
        ->where('nextduedate', '<=', $today)
        ->get();
        
    foreach($products as $product){
        $command = 'ModuleTerminate';
        $postData = array(
            'serviceid' => $products->id,
        );
            
        localAPI($command, $postData);       
    }
     
});

It'll work for all products, however. You should add a 'where' clause to only get specific products.

Hiya,

thank you so much for providing this for me. I’ll give it a go in the development environment and get back to you. 
 

Thanks!