Yearly Archives: 2014
Latest News from Yearly Archives: 2014
SagePay to change their pricing structure
SagePay to change their pricing structure SagePay have just announced that they are changing their pricing structure with effect from the 1st October 2014 with the aim to make their pricing more intuitive and easy to understand. There are two areas that are changing : New SagePay Monthly transaction limits The transaction limits are moving from a quarterly to a monthly limit. This makes much […]
Throttled (Batch) Sending of CubeCart Newsletters
Throttled (Batch) Sending of CubeCart Newsletters Almost without exception, shared hosting accounts will have a limit on the number of emails that can be sent within a set time period. This can sometimes be a limit per ten or fifteen minute time period but mostly it is a per hour limit. Most hosting companies only allow 100 to 150 emails in total per hour to […]
Important update about the .EU registry
Important information about the .EU registry and domains There are two important announcements regarding the .EU registry regarding their registration platform and also the renewal / expiry lifecycle of .EU domains which will affect all current or future holders of any .EU domain. EURid offline for two days for maintenance EURid is the European registry that manages the .eu country code top-level domain. On the […]
Claim Your .UK Domain
Claim and Register Your .UK Domain We are pleased to announce new functionality on our website to Claim and Register a .uk domain if you are entitled to do so ! Last year when Nominet announced their intention to create a new .UK TLD it created mixed reactions from many people with very heated debates across the internet (and on our blog post) with people […]
CubeCart 5.2.13 Released
CubeCart version 5.2.13 released What has changed in CubeCart V5.2.13 This update has been two months coming since 5.2.12 was release back in early June but is worth waiting for as there has been numerous bug fixes but also some good new functionality. There are no security issue fixes within this release, so there is no immediately urgent requirement to upgrade but it is strongly […]
CubeCart V5 Newsletter Management & Unsubscription
CubeCart Newsletter Management & Unsubscription In CubeCart V5, the newsletter functionality was enhanced to include a basic html template system which is available through the Admin | File Manager | Email Templates program and then by selecting the Email Templates tab. There is a Default Newsletter template supplied with core CubeCart which is a table based html document which displays the store image, provides an […]
Serious Security Hole Found in WordPress All in One SEO Plugin
Serious Security Hole Found in WordPress All in One SEO Plugin. If you run a WordPress website of any kind then the chances are that you will also be running one of the two main SEO plugins – “All in One SEO” created by Michael Torbert. While this is a fantastic plugin (we use it ourselves on this site), and has been downloaded more than […]
Is Google going to add having an SSL a ranking signal
Is Google going to rank sites higher if they have an SSL Google, along with a number of other high profile websites, have been migrating their sites over to use SSL encryption for all website pages rather than the historical usage for register / login / account and shopping cart pages and there are rumours flying around that Google may add whether a site is […]
CubeCart 5.2.10 Released
CubeCart version 5.2.10 released What has changed in CubeCart V5.2.10 since V5.2.9 This quick update coming so soon after the release of 5.2.9 is due to some issues introduced in the 5.2.9 release relating to new session ID regeneration code. Anyone that upgraded to 5.2.9 should immediately upgrade to 5.2.10 – those that hadnt yet upgraded to 5.2.9 as still recommended to upgrade as soon […]
ICAAN domain registration WHOIS data validation requirements
ICAAN domain registration WHOIS data validation requirements. On the 1st January 2014 ICAAN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) brought in new rules and regulations that affect gTLD (generic top-level domains) names such as .com and .net, requiring all accredited registrars and resellers to check contact information when a new domain is registered or when registrant contact information changes on existing domains. When a […]