cWhois at present cannot be directly integrated into CMS software such as WordPress, Joomla, CMS Made Simple or other such packages. However there is a way you can have it working on your CMS software if you so wish. Using the <iFrame> tag... Read More

We have included support for all of the domain names that currently have an official public whois server that we are aware of. We have also added support for a number of popular domains that only provide access to whois information via their webiste.... Read More

The euro symbol is not included in many character sets. However the best way to use it with cWhois is to add the following settings to cwcconf.php $csymbol="&euro;"; $HTMLEmail="Y"; This will enable the euro symbol to be displayed both on... Read More

If you are seeing the error message 'Could not contact whois server' this usually means that your server is blocking access to the whois server. Most whois servers use port 43 so make sure that your hosting company is not blocking PHP... Read More

The registrar for .gr now requires a password for access. When you have the username and password add the following two lines to cwhois.php. They may also need to register the IP address of youre server.  $grusername="username"; $grpassword=... Read More

The registrar for .es requires a password for access. When you have the username and password add the following two lines to cwhois.php. $esusername="username"; $espassword="password"; Read More