Humm... I just reg'd a new one using my existing profile and indeed, now get_domains returns both of those. But the odd thing is, when I created the profile, I registered both the .com and .net versions of the domain, so I would have thought both would be in the same profile... I just retried this and same results. Is this a bug? Here's exactly what I did: 1. reg_system.cgi, searched for applepie.com 2. Clicked off the .net version on the results page (so I registered both .com and .net versions), then registered them under a new account. 3. Completed the order, went to Resellers-test and approved them, then did a get_domain using the new account credentials and applepie.com. All it returns is that domain. Is this expected behavior or just a buglet? -wayne on 8/15/00 10:50, Charles Daminato at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > You have to have more than one domain in a profile to get this feature to > list the domains. Also, since we page the domains (in manage.cgi) by 50 > per page, you can pick a specific page by using it's number. > > wkw wrote: >> >> Greetings, >> >> Just getting started with the OpenSRS client, and I have to build some >> specialized wrappers to the client library. So I've been stepping through >> each of the documented client API calls, and I'm a bit stumped on the >> get_domains call. >> >> Here's the template: >> >> get_domains >> cookie * >> page (integer of which page of domains to retrieve) >> >> My guess is this provides a way for a customer to view a list of all their >> domains; or in other words, all those registered under the same >> (username/passwd) profile. But anytime I send the required >> cookie-alternative fields (reg_username, reg_password, domain), I get back >> only the domain that I sent, and not the others I've registered with the >> same profile within the Resellers-Test environement. >> >> Searching the dev list archives brought up no hits, and quick scans of the >> monthly archives produced no answer either. >> >> Can someone in the know elaborate on this function a bit for me? >> >> thanks, >> >> -wayne
