Returns Contact object for contact identified by ContactIDReturns object of customer detailsReturns object of customer detailsReturns Domain object for domain identified by DomainID. Returns null if not foundReturns Domain object for domain identified by domain name. Returns null if not foundReturns array of mail template. Index 0 in array is the subject, index 1 is the contents. If you haven't stored a custom template then the system default is returned.Sends mail (using replacements) to given contactLogin function. This should be used in the headers of all SOAP requestsAdds a domain. Returns new DomainIDAdd or update contact. To add a contact leave ContactID undefined. Returns new ContactID on success. Note that although contacts are not bound to customers, my international domain supplier will require a separate contact for each customer, other strange things may happenAdds a new customer. Returns SoapFault on error, otherwise returns new CustomerID. Password hashing is not performed by this method. The white label control panel uses phpass (http://www.openwall.com/phpass/) for hashingDelete contact. Note that this doesn't check if the contact is in use so strange things may happen if you don't check this yourselfDeletes a customer - note that all services associated with the customer must be removed firstDelete domain identified by DomainIDReturns array of domain names on customer accountReturns array of Domain objects for customerReturns list of CustomerIDs of all customers on reseller's accountReturns array of all customers on reseller's accountChecks if a customer name is available (i.e. not already added)Stores custom mail template. If you want to revert to the system default template then you would need to delete the custom template, except there isn't a method for doing this yetAdds an entry in the support ticket database table. Doesn't actually add a ticket to any ticketing system.Lists the ticket numbers in the support ticket database table.Adds DNS service to the domain identified by DomainIDAdd or update DNS record for domain identified by DomainID. Name and Value properties are treated the same as in BIND zone files - make sure you add a trailing '.' if expressing a FQDN. All properties (except TTL) must be provided even when amending a record. To add a record leave RecordID as NULL. Also note that Type cannot be amended. Returns RecordID on success or SoapFault on failureReturns DNS domain statusDelete record identified by RecordID for domain identified by DomainIDReturns array of name servers which hold the DNS records.Get DNS records for domain. Returns array of DNSRecord objectsAdds mail service to domain identified by DomainIDAdds an e-mail address alias to the mailbox identified by MailboxIDAdds or updates mailbox. Mailbox creation is perform if MailboxID attribute is undef. When updating, only fields to be updated need to be provided. Returns MailboxIDDeletes mail service from domain identified by DomainID. Note that any mailboxes on the domain must be removed first TODO NOTE: This needs to be changed in to a SubscriptionDelete function!Deletes mailbox identified by given MailboxIDDeletes e-mail address alias for given MailboxIDReturns array of mailbox addresses for customerIDReturns an array of Mailbox objects for given customer - this is the equivilant of calling GetCustomerMailboxList followed by GetMailboxByAddress for each mailboxGets DomainMail object for domain identified by DomainIDReturns array of mailbox addresses for domainIDReturns Mailbox object for given e-mail addressReturns Mailbox object for given MailboxIDPerforms an IMAP login to the mailbox identified by MailboxID and returns information in a hashChecks if an address is available (i.e. not already added)Updates mail service on domain identified by DomainID. Only attributes which require updating need to be defined. Returns boolean resultReturns single productReturns all productsBasically only lets you cancel a pending transfer in, despite the method's nameCheck registration availability for domain. Returns -1 if check itself failed, 0 if TLD isn't supported (most aren't at the moment), 1 if domain not currently registered, 2 if domain is already registeredDoes what it says on the tinRegister a new domainTransfer in a domain. Auth code must be supplied, but is not ignored if domain type doesn't require one (e.g. .UK domains) in which case it can be null. Note that *currently* no e-mails are sent to update of progressDoes what it says on the tinUpdate domain registration details e.g. auto-renew. Only values which are to be changed need to be supplied. Returns boolean resultGet current domain registration status. Returns DomainRegistration object. I could give details of the different statuses, but then I would need to read through a fair amount of code ...Delete a subscription - internal use onlyReturns information for a single subscriptionRenew a subscription - returns TRUE on success or SoapFault on failureSuspend a subscription - internal use onlyUpdate a subscription - currently only AutoRenew can be modified. Returns updated Subscription objectReturns subscriptions for given CustomerIDAdd transaction of type credit to customer account. Returns created TransactionIDReturns single transactionReturns all transactions for given CustomerIDReturns single invoice PDF encoded in base64Returns list of invoice IDs for given CustomerIDCreates web siteReturns website detailsCreate MySQL database "param string $mySqlDbNameDelete MySQL database "param string $mySqlDbNameCreate MySQL user accountDelete MySQL userUpdate MySQL user passwordAdd a subdomainRemove a subdomainUpdate web siteTests login using a standard method. This can be used to test a login using a normal function when debugging problems providing login credentials in SOAP headersFunction for testing connectivity. Takes any single string as an argument and returns a welcome message. Doesn't require you to authenticate first