EASY Fix: Enable Wildcard Subdomains w/ Just 2 Characters #232
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At or around line 251, in the 'static function IsValidDomainName($a)', simply add '\*' into the first group so that the form will also accept an asterisk along with numbers, letters and hyphens within a subdomain name. When the daemon/cron runs its process -everything falls into place. In other words - it will work just like adding a subdomain using cPanel.
What this does is give the ability to create wildcard subdomains for users with packages that include "unlimited subdomains" - while preventing that capability for everyone else.
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At or around line 251, in the 'static function IsValidDomainName($a)', simply add '*' into the first group so that the form will also accept an asterisk along with numbers, letters and hyphens within a subdomain name. When the daemon/cron runs its process -everything falls into place. In other words - it will work just like adding a subdomain using cPanel.