Creating an "A" record from my php script

bigg2

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Hi

I have got a working script to :

Create a database
Add permissions
Upload user details

PHP:
 <?php
 // Your cPanel username
 $cpanel_user = 'USER';
 // Your cPanel password
 $cpanel_pass = 'PASSWORD';
 // Your cPanel skin
 $cpanel_skin = 'x3';
 // Your cPanel domain
 $cpanel_host = 'DOMAINHOSTING';
 // database username
 $db_user = 'sql';
 // database password
 $db_pass = 'PASSWORD';
 $db_name='00034';
 // create the database
 $site = "https://$cpanel_user:[email protected]$cpanel_host:2083/frontend/$cpanel_skin/sql/";
 $result = file_get_contents("{$site}addb.html?db={$cpanel_user}_{$db_name}");
 $result = file_get_contents("{$site}addusertodb.html?user={$cpanel_user}_{$db_user}&db={$cpanel_user}_{$db_name}&ALL=ALL");
 ?>
Above is a very basic version of my code but it works very well and would like to stick to this principle.

What I would like is somebody to have a look at the "A" record upload as I cant just get it working.

PHP:
<?php
// Your cPanel username
$cpanel_user = 'USER';
// Your cPanel password
$cpanel_pass = 'PASSWORD';
// Your cPanel skin
$cpanel_skin = 'x3';
// Your cPanel domain
$cpanel_host = 'DOMAINHOSTING';
// Domain 
$zone_domain = 'WEB';
// Your SubDomain
$zone_name = 'test';
// Your Record
$zone_record = 'A';
// Your Ip
$zone_ip = '179.254.0.0';
// create the Zone
$site = "https://$cpanel_user:[email protected]$cpanel_host:2083/frontend/$cpanel_skin/zoneedit/";
$result = file_get_contents("{$site}advanced.html?db=domain={$zone_domain}&name={$zone_name}&type={$zone_record}&address={$zone_ip}");
?>
Ive had a good go but there must be something I am missing.

Very sorry im not the best at this.

Regards
Ben