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#1
Hi HostNed'ers, I am looking for a solution for accepting recurring payments on my website.  I know PayPal does the "subscriptions" thing, but I do not want that.  I need something more traditional where subscribers can use a credit card as usual.  I have found some solutions out there that do this, but many charge big monthly fees (like $30 to $90 a MONTH!).  I am not going to be doing volume enough to justify a large monthly fee.  I understand that the providing service needs to make money, so I do not mind paying a fee per transaction.

Does anyone know of a service like this, or have any experience or review of it?
#2
I have a client who has a Mac and uses iWeb for creating sites.  He likes the templates and widgets and all it offers.  Can I use a Mac and iWeb to manage websites on HostNed?
#3
Graphics / Make rounded corners with CSS
December 23, 2006, 06:50:38 PM
Is there an easy way to make rounded corners using CSS?  I do not want to use graphics.
#4
Design Other / Why error 406?
July 19, 2006, 02:44:18 PM
Upon browsing through my web stats for one of my domains, I noticed a lot of hits on a page returning  error 406 - Not Acceptable.  I am not familiar with this error code.  Any idea what could be causing this?
#5
For uploading files on Windows servers (I am on server WIN2 and it works great), HostNed supports Dundas ASP Upload -- a very easy to use component.

Here is an example:

It's very easy to use. You will need to create 2 files

1. upload.html
<html>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
     <form method="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data" action="upload.asp">
          <input type="FILE" size="40" name="FILE1"><br>
          <input type="FILE" size="40" name="FILE2"><br>
          <input type="FILE" size="40" name="FILE3"><br>
     <input type=submit value="Upload!">
     </form>
</body>
</html>


2. upload.asp
Dim objUpload
Set objUpload = Server.CreateObject("Dundas.Upload.2")

objUpload.MaxFileSize = 150000
objUpload.UseVirtualDir = True
objUpload.UseUniqueNames = False

objUpload.Save "/upload"

Set objUpload = Nothing

Response.Write "Files Uploaded Successfully!"


Give it a try.
#6
I just got this message in my email today and thought it was interesting.  Although it is not the best news, it is not THAT bad.  Mainly I was just impressed that I got domething that said it was from PayPal and it actually WAS FROM PAYPAL!

QuoteSubject:   Important News about the PayPal Money Market Fund
Date:   Mon 01/30/06 01:37 PM
==================================================================
PayPal
==================================================================
Important News from the PayPal Money Market Fund

Dear Customer,

PayPal's Money Market Fund has delivered competitive returns, with
no minimum investment or balance required. As a result, over the
years, many investors have placed their money in the Fund.

Even as the Fund has grown, PayPal has continued to pay the costs
of administering the Fund - without any reimbursement. However,
beginning March 1, the Fund will start to reimburse PayPal for a
portion of its expenses, which include legal, technical,
compliance and advisory services, and related charges that are
customary for mutual funds. As a result, the yield of the Fund
will be reduced by 0.25% (one quarter of one percent).

PayPal's Money Market Fund will continue to have no minimum
investment or balance. And you'll continue to have the same
immediate access to your money. (Note: Redemptions can occur only
on business days.)

Thanks for being part of the Money Market Fund.

Sincerely,

PayPal