Database Access for Godaddy Registrar Module

[chales]

The situation is this:

I'm working on a registrar module and need to store extra information about the customer and the domain in the database. It would also be helpful if I could store OrderIDs, though those aren't 1:1 with either customer or Domain data, so I'm fine storing those in their own table.

 

What I need to know is how I go about storing this extra data in the least intrusive (ie: least likely to break with version upgrades of WHMCS) way possible.

 

Once I'm confident this thing is working better, I'll open the development to public review/improvement/use, but for now it's too temperamental to inflict on anyone else.

[othellotech]

It would also be helpful if I could store OrderIDs, though those aren't 1:1 with either customer or Domain data, so I'm fine storing those in their own table.

If it's not 1:1 it needs to be in its own table anyway

 

What I need to know is how I go about storing this extra data in the least intrusive (ie: least likely to break with version upgrades of WHMCS) way possible.

Dont start the table with "tbl" and then it wont conflict with the WHMCS naming system

[chales]

Got most of the GoDaddy/WildWestDomains module squared away finally. What I need now is the ability to send emails (preferably templated) with the details from a custom field that I specify in the payment module configuration.

 

Documentation is a little skimpy on how to do this, as I'd like it to interface nicely with the WHMCS email scheme. (ie, leave a record of the email that can be retrieved later or resent if the user loses the email, etc)

 

Suggestions? RTFM Flames? Death Threats?

[Matt]

The code you can use to do that is:

 

sendMessage("Name goes here",$id);

Where $id would be the domain id if it's a domain related email.

 

Matt

[chales]

I assume "Name goes here" is the name of the template? I will be able to test this of course, I'd just like to be sure before I do it, as I can only test a limited number of times. (for somewhat self explanatory reasons - it's a live site)

 

Any way I can override the default domain confirmation/transfer emails, or should I make this a separate mailing?

 

Also, just to confirm, the signature for that would be:

function godaddy_RegisterDomain($params) {
.... #Registration magic happens here
sendMessage("Domain Management Account",$params["domainid"]);
}

 

Where "Domain Management Account" is the name of a template. Correct?

[holodyn]

chales, would you be willing to sell or make the module available for download? We've have great success with GoDaddy / Wild West reseller and would like to integrate it with the WHMCS system.

[GimmeWebMox]

is this module available, i would be interested in purchasing it