[ERROR] eNom API for co.uk registrations

[HostHallam]

Hi guys,

Please see the following output error from the eNom module relating to co.uk registrations. This is due to an API change on eNom's end. Please can you advise of a fix, other than manually editing the script to include the missing paramiters. Kind Regards, Daniel of HostHallam.

Output
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;URL Interface<br>
;Machine is SJL01WRESELL02<br>Command=PURCHASE
Language=eng

ErrCount=2
Err1=Extended attribute: uk_legal_type is required.
Err2=User Defined Extended attribute: registered_for is required for registered_for

ResponseCount=2
ResponseNumber1=301289
ResponseString1=Validation error; missing; extended attribute
ResponseNumber2=301289
ResponseString2=Validation error; missing; extended attribute
MinPeriod=1
MaxPeriod=10
Server=SJL01WRESELL02
Site=
IsLockable=False
IsRealTimeTLD=True
TimeDifference=+00.00
ExecTime=0.969
Done=true
RequestDateTime=7/8/2012 9:12:31 AM

[Tyson]

You can backup and replace your current enom module in /inc/modules/ with the one attached. It will accept an additional Postal Code field and support the co.uk TLD. We've heard positive feedback regarding it, but nonetheless you should test it first before using it in production.

[HostHallam]

Thanks for that Tyson. I will test it shortly.

Off-topic, can you please give us some kind of guess (next few months? next year?) at when Blesta 3 may be available? I'm not asking for any kind of accurate answer as I know development is in progress, I may wish to test alternate billing systems if it's going to be over 6 months from now.

Kind Regards, Daniel.

[Paul]

We are coming up fast on a private alpha, and the beta will follow. The final release is planned for less than 6 months from now -- which is about all I can say, but we won't be announcing a release date until some point during beta at which time we'll have a much clearer picture.

[HostHallam]

Thanks Paul.

I look forward to the release. The Blog gives us some amazing insights on what a fantastic system it will be.

Have a good day, Danny.