hook into tld's output

[ruswein]

Hello all,
I hope you are all well.

I need manipulate output for tld's table generated by
 

cart.php?a=add&domain=register

Reason: my domain registrar charges a setup fee for some TLD's.

I edited the template files and added additional column for that (see attached file).

What I need now is to know how I can fill this table with values.

Values stored allready in db (writing while tld sync).

Can I hook into process and add setup fees bevore it going to display?

 

Thx in advance

[DennisHermannsen]

I think you're overthinking the issue.

You already have three fields: Registration, Transfer and Renewal.
The registration field could simply include the setup fee.
Let's say your TLD costs 15€ to register, transfer and renew but also has a 2€ setup fee. Simply set the registration fee to 17€.

[ruswein]

Hi Dennis,

thank you for you reply.

Currently it is solved exactly like this. But it is not very elegant and not the only problem. Besides the setup fee here, there are also update costs.

So I have to reorganize the price table completely.

 

 

[DennisHermannsen]

You could use the ClientAreaPageCart hook event to add additional variables that can be used in the cart templates.

<?php

use WHMCS\Database\Capsule;
add_hook('ClientAreaPageCart', 1, function($vars) {
  
    //replace below with actual call to the database
    $prices = Capsule::table('table')
      ->where('x', 'y')
      ->get();
  	
    return [
      'variable1' => $prices->something,
      'variable2' => $prices->somethingElse
    ];
  
});

 

[ruswein]

Hi Dennis,

thank you very much. I will try it and report.

 

[ruswein]

Nice, it works. Thank you!

[ruswein]

Looks like you can even do it directly from the registrar module.
https://developers.whmcs.com/domain-registrars/extending-further/

I could send the values to domainregister.tpl with a custom function?
Does anyone know this or has possibly already tested?

[DennisHermannsen]

No. You would only be able to use the same hook (but place it inside /modules/registrars/yourRegistrar/hooks.php instead of /includes/hooks/yourHook.php).

If you create a custom function (let's say yourRegistrar_customFunction()), it is only available after the module has been assigned to the domain (after ordering), and it will only be available from the domain details page.

[ruswein]

ok got it.
Thx.