vendor id) before
* including this. Posts what domainFormSet() (functions/domain.php) reads.
*
* Tabs: Domain (the name, checked as it is typed - or several pasted at once
* when adding - what it is for, the star, the expiry and auto-renew), Who
* (the registrar and who hosts DNS, the website and email), Details (tags)
* and Notes. The records themselves are looked up, never typed, and show in
* the domain's quick look.
*
* Should not be accessed directly.
*/
isset($mysqli) || die("Direct file access is not allowed");
$client_options = $vendor_options = [];
if ($client_id) {
$vendor_options = domainVendorChoices($client_id, array_values($domain_vendor_ids));
$client_name_for_vendors = getFieldById('clients', $client_id, 'client_name');
} else {
$sql = mysqli_query($mysqli, "SELECT client_id, client_name, client_abbreviation FROM clients WHERE client_archived_at IS NULL " . clientScopeSql('clients.client_id') . " ORDER BY client_name ASC");
while ($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($sql)) {
$client_options[] = $row;
}
}
$form_id = 'domainForm' . ($domain_form_mode === 'edit' ? $domain_id : 'New');
?>
Set the registrar and hosts from the domain once it's saved.
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Paste a web address if that is easier - it is tidied to the domain.
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One per line - or separated by spaces or commas. Each is looked up as it is added; ones already on the client are skipped. The registrar, hosts, auto-renew and tags you set here go on all of them.
Leave it empty - it is looked up from the registry. Set it by hand for registries that don't publish it.