To install the plugin you can use the plugin upload option in WordPress or simply upload the grvahq folder from the zip file to your wp-content/plugins folder.

To display the domain checker form in a post you just need to insert the [grv_ahq] shortcode in your post.

To display the domain checker form in a page you need to insert a little snippet of PHP code into your page in the place where you want the form to appear like this:

<?php echo do_shortcode(‘[grv_ahq]‘); ?>

That’s all there is to it. The plugin has a number of options including some fairly substantial control over how it appears in your page. With a little bit of CSS you should be able to give it your own look and feel. Here’s a screenshot of the settings page:

You can click on the image for a full sized view. Besides the required AussieHQ settings you can customise each of the elements on the form and the text that is displayed to your website visitors.

This should make it fairly easy to make the domain checker form look good and fit in with your current site design.

I’d like to take a moment to thank AussieHQ for providing such an easy to use API and some sample code – it took me less than 24 hours to create the plugin.

Currently you can download the plugin from the link below. I will be adding it into the WordPress Codex once it has been tested on a few more blogs.

Click HERE for a demo

Click HERE to download the plugin zip file