ole1986

@wpmicronet

pretty sure that does not have something to do with the wordpress plugin rather than the ispconfig web configuration.

As you can see from the following page:
https://www.faqforge.com/linux/which-ports-are-used-on-a-ispconfig-3-server-and-shall-be-open-in-the-firewall/

Ispconfig web interfaces uses port 8080 by default (if you have not changed it)

So, I assume it might have something to do with the correct hostname.

@hotmax22

The installation instruction is as any other plugins, just like click / click activate and you will see a new menu in the admin menu.

I also recommend you to install the latest version (1.1.17 atm) which includes some hotfixes related to the registration forms.

If there is anything else I can support you with, do not hesitate to ask.

A rating of like two more stars would highly be appreciated.

Thank you

Recommend to update to version 1.1.17 once its available.

Thank you again for reporting!

@mufio

confirmed as a bug – thank you for reporting! Will be fixed shortly

Alternatively, you can take ispconfig_register_client.php or copy the IspconfigRegisterCustom class from the configuration example.

Or fix it yourself using the following patchfile:

diff --git a/ispconfig_register_free.php b/ispconfig_register_free.php
index 9518fda..509ecd4 100644
--- a/ispconfig_register_free.php
+++ b/ispconfig_register_free.php
@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ defined( 'ABSPATH' ) || exit;
  * Free registration form example
  */
 class IspconfigRegisterFree {
+    public static $Self;
     /**
      * Used to provide subdomain registration instead of domain registration in frontend using the below template ID
      */
@@ -17,7 +18,11 @@ class IspconfigRegisterFree {
      * List of Client Limit Template from ISPConfig
      */
     public $products = [];
-
+
+    public static function init(){
+        self::$Self = new self();
+    }
+
     public function __construct(){
         // contains any of the below word is forbidden in username
         $this->forbiddenUserEx = 'www|mail|ftp|smtp|imap|download|upload|image|service|offline|online|admin|root|username|webmail|blog|help|support';

@mufio

I fully agree, but the strange thing is that when you really trying to use the shortcode
“[ispconfig class=IspconfigRegisterFree]” why you get an error message:

Call to undefined method
IspconfigRegisterustvarime::init()

ustvarime is not known to me

So maybe you have mistakenly inherited the class?!

Dear mufio,

we just updated the readme with a complete example on how to use your custom form.

Check out the installation section here:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-ispconfig3/#installation

Follow the steps carefully and let us know if you still have issue running the shortcode “[ispconfig class=IspconfigRegisterCustom]” afterwards.

Thank you for your review,

Feel free to come up with feature ideas and we can discuss it internally and possible implement this feature in the next releases.

Regards,
ole1986

Dear hotmax22,

thank you for your support.

We updated the readme.txt (Installation section) accordingly and came up with an example script for the front end form.

Also, if you want to take part of the development I recommend you to fork it on github.com and do a pull request. So, we can easier track the chances and merge it into the next version.

Link: https://github.com/ole1986/wp-ispconfig3

Thank you
Regards,
ole1986

Thank you for your review,
We will amend the installation and configuration instruction in the readme shortly.

Regards,
ole1986

The reason why you get this, is that user is trying to order another “package” with the same username.

The plugin can only register the same user to the ISPConfig panel a single time.

The ultimate solution for this. is that the plugin fetches the existing user and added another “web/shell/db” package into the request client account.

Not yet possible. but I will raised an issue reg. this on github.com

Link: https://github.com/ole1986/wp-ispconfig3/issues/5

Sorry to hear you have troubles connecting to the soap service.

I assume the soap client is properly working fron PHP side I assume it might have something to do with the ISPConfig remote user or the URL you are entering in the “settings” sections of WP-ISPConfig 3

Hi,

thank you – raised an issue on github already:
https://github.com/ole1986/wp-ispconfig3/issues/4

Dear brody,

I cannot confirm this is an issue of php 5.6 it self. but the SoapClient
Of course it makes sense to have a valid certificate (E.g. using letsencrypt or any other free cert service).

If you cannot provide a valid certificate I asume you can force curl to not.
Please checkout the following:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8443618/disable-certificate-verification-in-php-soapclient

Hi,

I am so sorry to come with such a late answer.
Usually I am working on issues raised from github.com

Link: https://github.com/ole1986/wp-ispconfig3
Issue: https://github.com/ole1986/wp-ispconfig3/issues/4

Thank you

I should have looked here before I am trying it myself.
Anyway, here is a proper diff

--- wcff-product-form.org.php   2017-04-07 09:00:23.363125405 +0200
+++ wcff-product-form.php       2017-04-07 09:00:28.739083864 +0200
@@ -88,8 +88,8 @@
                        $fields_group_title = "Additional Options : ";
                }

-               $all_fields = apply_filters( 'wcff/load/all_fields', $product->id, 'wccpf' );
-               $admin_fields = apply_filters( 'wcff/load/all_fields', $product->id, 'wccaf', 'any' );
+               $all_fields = apply_filters( 'wcff/load/all_fields', $product->get_id(), 'wccpf' );
+               $admin_fields = apply_filters( 'wcff/load/all_fields', $product->get_id(), 'wccaf', 'any' );

                foreach ( $all_fields as $title => $fields ) {
                        if( count( $fields ) > 0 ) {

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by ole1986.