AddDomain() - Revision history

APIAdmin at 16:53, 21 October 2008

2008-10-21T16:53:54Z

APIAdmin at 16:53, 21 October 2008

2008-10-21T16:53:20Z

APIAdmin: New page: This function will add a new sub-account and place a new domain inside that subaccount. If you need to add a new domain to an existing account, use Subaccount_AddDomain(). ===Paramet...

2008-08-25T23:07:05Z

New page: This function will add a new sub-account and place a new domain inside that subaccount. If you need to add a new domain to an existing account, use Subaccount_AddDomain(). ===Paramet...

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This function will add a new sub-account and place a new domain inside that subaccount. If you need to add a new domain to an existing account, use [[Subaccount_AddDomain()]].

===Parameters===

Four strings, three integers, three more strings:
Administrative username,
Administrative password,
Name of account/domain to be added,
Aliases to the domain (e.g. example.net might be an alias to example.com, emptry string if no domain aliases),
Max mailbox size (integer, MB, default max size for mailboxes when created for this domain),
Max number of users (integer),
Placeholder (integer, set it to 1),
New admin username (username of first admin for the subaccount),
New admin password (password of first admin for the subaccount),
Placeholder (string, set it to empty)
===Return Values===
If successful, the return value of the function will be 1.

Consult the [[resultcodes|Result Code Table]] for a list of result codes and their meaning.

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 ===Parameters===
-Four strings, three integers, three more strings:
+Four strings, three integers, two more strings, and a string array:
      Administrative username,
      Administrative password,

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      New admin username (username of first admin for the subaccount),
      New admin password (password of first admin for the subaccount),
-     Placeholder (string, set it to empty)
+     Placeholder (array of strings, set it to empty)
 ===Return Values===
 If successful, the return value of the function will be 1.
 Consult the [[resultcodes|Result Code Table]] for a list of result codes and their meaning.