GetClientsProducts()

Through this explanation we assume that you have using WHMCS_API; on the begining of the file
And the API() class initialized as _api
If needed check the Getting Started page

Contents

• Function Overview
• Function Details
• Full Example

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Function Overview

Prototype: public GetClientsProducts.GetClientsProducts GetClientsProducts(int LimitStart = 0, int LimitNum = 25, int ClientID = -1, int ServiceID = -1, int ProductID = -1, string Domain = "", string Username = "")

Input:

• LimitStart: The offset for the returned log data (optional [default: 0])
• LimitNumber: The number of records to return (optional [default: 25])
• ClientID: The client id to obtain the details for (optional)
• ServiceID: The specific service id to obtain the details for (optional)
• ProductID: The specific product id to obtain the details for (optional)
• Domain: The specific domain to obtain the service details for (optional)
• Username: The specific username to obtain the details for (optional)

Output: GetClientsProducts Model

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Function Details

To call it just use GetClientProducts.GetClientsProducts cp = _api.GetClientsProducts(ClientID: 1);

This call to the function will ignore all arguments except ClientID

The GetClientsProducts model is inside it's own namespace (more info)

View all details about GetClientsProducts Model

WHMCS API Reference: https://developers.whmcs.com/api-reference/getclientsproducts/

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Full example

using WHMCS_API;

namespace YourApp
{
  class YourClass
  {
    public void YourFunction()
    {
       API _api = new API("username", "password", "accesskey", "url");
       GetClientsProducts.GetClientsProducts cp = _api.GetClientsProducts(ClientID: 1);      
       Console.WriteLine("This client has {0} products", cp.NumberReturned);
       foreach(GetClientsProducts.Product p in cp.Products.Product)
       {
         Console.WriteLine("Product name: {0}", p.Name);
       }
    }
  }
}