Enom account balance in whmcs admin cp

[simplybe]

I use this to show the enom balance in whmcs admin. it ain't pretty but it works.

<?php
$url = "http://reseller.enom.com/interface.asp?command=GetBalance&uid=userid&pw=pas sword&paramname=AvailableBalance&responsetype=text ";

$str = file_get_contents($url);
$str = substr($str, 91, 6);
echo "Enom Avail Balance: $$str";
?>

change the userid and password and upload it to the whmcs folder. you can add it to the admin templates using
{php}include('/home/username/public_html/whmcs/enombalance.php'); {/php}

or do what i do and just place a link to open the file in a new window. then if your in whmcs and want to check your enom balance you can.

[simplybe]

here is a better way than what i posted above:

<?php
$url = "http://reseller.enom.com/interface.asp?command=GetBalance&uid=userid&pw=pas sword&paramname=AvailableBalance&responsetype=text ";
$string = file_get_contents($url);
$newstring =strstr ($string, "AvailableBalance=");
$newstring2 = substr($newstring, 0, strpos($newstring, "Price="));
$newstring3 = str_replace("AvailableBalance=", "Enom Balance:-$", $newstring2 );
echo "$newstring3";
?>

[othellotech]

$newstring =strstr ($string, strpos($string,"AvailableBalance="));

[apollo1]

$newstring =strstr ($string, strpos($string,"AvailableBalance="));

I don't get it.. what is this doing differently?

[othellotech]

I don't get it.. what is this doing differently?

my code cuts the string at the position of the text.

the original code does nothing on some versions of php, so you get a whole load of the responses of the API also shown along with the balance.

just makes it work more genericly.

[othellotech]

and if you want to extend your "registrar" information on the homepage, you can add domains registered/expired (and compare it to the WHMCS counts for the same) ...

{php}include('-path-to-whmcs/admin/templates/enombalance.php'); {/php}

<?php
$enomuser = "youruser";
$enompassword="yourpass";
$enomurl = "http://reseller.enom.com/interface.asp?command=GetDomainCount&uid=$enomuser&pw=$enompassword&responsetype=text";
$enomstr = file_get_contents($enomurl); //echo "$enomstr";

// get registered count
$enomstr2 = substr($enomstr, strpos($enomstr, "RegisteredCount="));
$enomstr2 = substr($enomstr2, 0, strpos($enomstr2, "HostCount="));
$count_registered = str_replace("RegisteredCount=", "", $enomstr2 );

// get expired count
$enomstr2 = substr($enomstr, strpos($enomstr, "ExpiredDomainsCount="));
$enomstr2 = substr($enomstr2, 0, strpos($enomstr2, "RegisteredCount="));
$count_expired = str_replace("ExpiredDomainsCount=", "", $enomstr2 );

// show WHMCS counts
// select status, count(*) from tbldomains group by status order by status;

$registered_count=0;
$query = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tbldomains WHERE status='Active' AND registrar='enom'";
$result = mysql_query($query);
$data = mysql_fetch_array($result);
$registered_count=$data['COUNT(*)'];

$expired_count=0;
$query = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tbldomains WHERE status='Expired' AND registrar='enom'";
$result = mysql_query($query);
$data = mysql_fetch_array($result);
$expired_count=$data['COUNT(*)'];

echo "$count_registered ($count_expired) | WHMCS:$registered_count ($expired_count)";
?>

[Ben-iNetFx]

Instead of doing loads of those str_pos, here's the same thing in 4 lines

<?php
    $url = "http://reseller.enom.com/interface.asp?command=GetBalance&uid=ENOMUSERNAME&pw=ENOMPASSWORD&paramname=AvailableBalance&responsetype=text ";
    $string = file_get_contents($url);
    preg_match("/AvailableBalance\=([0-9.]*)/", $string, $match);
    echo 'Enom Balance:-$' . $match[1];
?>

[simplybe]

Thanks ben. It works perfectly.

[apollo1]

my code cuts the string at the position of the text.

My server is running PHP 5.2.5... I tried your code and it didn't produce any output at all. The code posted by SimplyBe worked just fine.

[Ben-iNetFx]

Thanks ben. It works perfectly.

No problem.

Regular Expressions can be fantastically useful things - all kinds of uses and infinitely expandable

[BAJI26]

and if you want to extend your "registrar" information on the homepage, you can add domains registered/expired (and compare it to the WHMCS counts for the same) ...

{php}include('-path-to-whmcs/admin/templates/enombalance.php'); {/php}

<?php
$enomuser = "youruser";
$enompassword="yourpass";
$enomurl = "http://reseller.enom.com/interface.asp?command=GetDomainCount&uid=$enomuser&pw=$enompassword&responsetype=text";
$enomstr = file_get_contents($enomurl); //echo "$enomstr";

// get registered count
$enomstr2 = substr($enomstr, strpos($enomstr, "RegisteredCount="));
$enomstr2 = substr($enomstr2, 0, strpos($enomstr2, "HostCount="));
$count_registered = str_replace("RegisteredCount=", "", $enomstr2 );

// get expired count
$enomstr2 = substr($enomstr, strpos($enomstr, "ExpiredDomainsCount="));
$enomstr2 = substr($enomstr2, 0, strpos($enomstr2, "RegisteredCount="));
$count_expired = str_replace("ExpiredDomainsCount=", "", $enomstr2 );

// show WHMCS counts
// select status, count(*) from tbldomains group by status order by status;

$registered_count=0;
$query = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tbldomains WHERE status='Active' AND registrar='enom'";
$result = mysql_query($query);
$data = mysql_fetch_array($result);
$registered_count=$data['COUNT(*)'];

$expired_count=0;
$query = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tbldomains WHERE status='Expired' AND registrar='enom'";
$result = mysql_query($query);
$data = mysql_fetch_array($result);
$expired_count=$data['COUNT(*)'];

echo "$count_registered ($count_expired) | WHMCS:$registered_count ($expired_count)";
?>

Mine didn't work with this code, I'm running PHP 5.2.5.

[simplybe]

EDIT>>>>
never mind i misread a post

[othellotech]

Mine didn't work with this code, I'm running PHP 5.2.5.

you did the obvious thing of putting your enom username and password in the 1st two fields ?
just run it from ssh and see what output you get, uncomment the echo at the top and look at what that returns

[wiszmaster]

Just wondering why it was set to run on http, instead of https?

[apollo1]

Probably just a small oversight. Add an 's' and you good to go!