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Is anyone else using the VPS.NET API with WHMCS? Haven't had any luck with installation, WHMCS had released a new version last month and it would be nice if VPS.NET could update their API script... it used to work well, won't work at all now.
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Steve H. 
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Posted 13 January 2012 - 07:55 PM
I don't know which one that you are using.
There is one in the reseller back end that seems to be more setup for their systems than the one that comes with WHMCS.
I have been cutting my teeth one the same issue.
There is a PDF file in the module you download from the reseller back end that does a much better job telling you what
to do than the information on the WHMCS site.
When I installed the module from the back end I notice that it created a product category and product with options.
Mind you that you still have to do a lot of data entry to complete the process as far as adding descriptions go about the nodes.
I wish they would have also entered the default recommended retail rates as well. Then you could have just used the bulk updater
tool to modify the prices to your own liking as well.
But if you have not gotten the file from the vps.net site already then you must go get it. It has more files as well to help you.
There is one in the reseller back end that seems to be more setup for their systems than the one that comes with WHMCS.
I have been cutting my teeth one the same issue.
There is a PDF file in the module you download from the reseller back end that does a much better job telling you what
to do than the information on the WHMCS site.
When I installed the module from the back end I notice that it created a product category and product with options.
Mind you that you still have to do a lot of data entry to complete the process as far as adding descriptions go about the nodes.
I wish they would have also entered the default recommended retail rates as well. Then you could have just used the bulk updater
tool to modify the prices to your own liking as well.
But if you have not gotten the file from the vps.net site already then you must go get it. It has more files as well to help you.
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Posted 13 January 2012 - 08:01 PM
No not the reseller, I am talking about http://www.vps.net/f...in-10-released/
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