Dns zone reset function

[Djunity]

Hi all,

Im currently working on the DNS_CONTROL api i cam across this function http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=852

I got the following output from the debug of da

Post string: domain=123hostingtestdomein1.nl&reset=anything

But nothing happens, does anyone know what im doing wrong ?

 

[Djunity]

Well im one step further i think is an issue off language

If the language off the admin account is NL the string is:

Post string: domain=123hostingtestdomein1.nl&reset=Terug+naar+standaard&action=select

If the lang is EN the string is:

Post string: domain=123hostingtestdomein1.nl&reset=Reset+Defaults&action=select

Am i seeing this correct that the api commands are diffrent depending on the language that the account has ?
I think so becouse now the reset command works.

 

[ISOS6]

Am i seeing this correct that the api commands are diffrent depending on the language that the account has ?
I think so becouse now the reset command works.

All API programming is in English. Has nothing to do with the skin language.

 

[Djunity]

All API programming is in English. Has nothing to do with the skin language.

Thanks for your return.

Can you explain why the command options as explaind here http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=852 don't work
If i use &reset=anything nothing happens but when u use &reset=Terug+naar+standaard then the command works ?

 

[DirectAdmin Support]

Hello,

I checked the code, and the missing item was:
action=select

The value of the "reset=" makes no difference, only the presence of the "reset" will matter.

The trigger is:

if (cf.isValue(FRM_ACTION, FRM_SELECT) && cf[FRM_DOMAIN] && cf[FRM_RESET])

which means that action=select must be set, and domain has to be present, and reset present.. but the domain/reset values don't matter. (obviosly, you'll need to specify a valid domain=, or DA will yell at you later on in the code)

John

 

[Djunity]

Hello,

I checked the code, and the missing item was:
action=select

The value of the "reset=" makes no difference, only the presence of the "reset" will matter.

The trigger is:

if (cf.isValue(FRM_ACTION, FRM_SELECT) && cf[FRM_DOMAIN] && cf[FRM_RESET])

which means that action=select must be set, and domain has to be present, and reset present.. but the domain/reset values don't matter. (obviosly, you'll need to specify a valid domain=, or DA will yell at you later on in the code)

John

Hi John,

Tested and its ok now thanks.