Recently Google made an update to their Graphing API on the 26th November 2013. And it appears this has unintentionally affected a couple of the reports in WHMCS.
The issue appears to revolve around the requirements they put on certain data types being more strictly enforced, although there is nothing in their changelog or release notes regarding this so it appears to be an unintended side effect of their changes.
We suspect it will be something that will be fixed in a future update to their API, but as we have no way of knowing either if or when this will happen, we are issueing a hot-fix patch to address it.
Applying the Hot-Fix
One fix applies to all versions of WHMCS. To apply the fix, download the zip file from below and upload the file contained within it to the /includes/ folder of your WHMCS installation.
http://www.whmcs.com/download/526/go...phs-api-hotfix
The issue appears to revolve around the requirements they put on certain data types being more strictly enforced, although there is nothing in their changelog or release notes regarding this so it appears to be an unintended side effect of their changes.
We suspect it will be something that will be fixed in a future update to their API, but as we have no way of knowing either if or when this will happen, we are issueing a hot-fix patch to address it.
Applying the Hot-Fix
One fix applies to all versions of WHMCS. To apply the fix, download the zip file from below and upload the file contained within it to the /includes/ folder of your WHMCS installation.
http://www.whmcs.com/download/526/go...phs-api-hotfix