Jump to content

[SOLVED] Please help out on this (www.tlddb.com)


raffuk

Recommended Posts

Hello Guys !

 

I am frying my brain trying to figure out a way to do this maybe you guys already got a solution to save me weeks thinking about it :-)!

 

I have an table which calls domains.

 

- Inside the domains I have the TLD field which is the key and 10 more field which is the rules for each TLD.

Example :

---------------------------

-FIELDS-                        |  -DATA-

TLD                         : .com

Availability                        : Available to all individuals, businesses and organizations; no local presence required.

Minimum/Maximum Term      : max 10 years.

DNS Zone Requirements      : None.

Notes             : None.

Information to be collected : None.

Deletion Rules                  : None.

Renewals                        : Renewal requests must be submitted by the listed expiry date.

Transfers                        : Fully supported.

Modifications                    : Fully supported.

Ownership Transfers          : Fully supported.

---------------------------

 

On my webpage(www.tlddb.com), I have the option that the user choose the tld whished and the option inside the tld which he/she want to know about.

 

NOW :

I wanna put one more thing there and thats the one which is freaking me out.

 

  - I wanna put a 3rd box on my page(www.tlddb.com) saying "which rules do you whish to apply ?"

 

  - It will be a registrar, like Tucows / Network Solutions / God Daddy / Whatever and when the user select one of them, the whole data in the tld field would change as it is different roles for each registrar.

 

I was thinking that I would create a different table for each REGISTRAR but I want to do it dinamicly where I can insert a new Registrar and the data for it.

 

Feel free to go to my webpage (tlddb.com) to understand it better and feel free to mailme(c_rvieira at hotmail dot com) for anything u didnt understand.

 

Thank you very much for your Help.

 

Rafael Vieira.

Hello Guys !

 

I am frying my brain trying to figure out a way to do this maybe you guys already got a solution to save me weeks thinking about it :-)!

 

I have an table which calls domains.

 

- Inside the domains I have the TLD field which is the key and 10 more field which is the rules for each TLD.

Example :

---------------------------

-FIELDS-                         |  -DATA-

TLD                          : .com

Availability                        : Available to all individuals, businesses and organizations; no local presence required.

Minimum/Maximum Term      : max 10 years.

DNS Zone Requirements      : None.

Notes             : None.

Information to be collected : None.

Deletion Rules                   : None.

Renewals                         : Renewal requests must be submitted by the listed expiry date.

Transfers                         : Fully supported.

Modifications                    : Fully supported.

Ownership Transfers          : Fully supported.

---------------------------

 

On my webpage(www.tlddb.com), I have the option that the user choose the tld whished and the option inside the tld which he/she want to know about.

 

NOW :

I wanna put one more thing there and thats the one which is freaking me out.

 

  - I wanna put a 3rd box on my page(www.tlddb.com) saying "which rules do you whish to apply ?"

 

  - It will be a registrar, like Tucows / Network Solutions / God Daddy / Whatever and when the user select one of them, the whole data in the tld field would change as it is different roles for each registrar.

 

I was thinking that I would create a different table for each REGISTRAR but I want to do it dinamicly where I can insert a new Registrar and the data for it.

 

Feel free to go to my webpage (tlddb.com) to understand it better and feel free to mailme(c_rvieira at hotmail dot com) for anything u didnt understand.

 

Thank you very much for your Help.

 

Rafael Vieira.

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.