Upgrade WordPress Immediately
A security vulnerability has been identified in all version of WordPress lower than 5.1.1.If you are using a older version of WordPress then please update immediately. […] Read more
WordPress Contact Form 7 and reCAPTCHA TYPE v3
If your site uses reCAPTCHA to prevent SPAM on form entries take care when upgrading as you could break the API and end up with a whole lot of SPAM … […] Read more
WordPress 5 Released
WordPress 5 has been released and along with it Gutenberg. Before you update, we strongly suggested you set up a test site and check out the impact of changes on your theme, content and plugins very carefully. […] Read more
UPS XML Changes
If you received an email stating the following
Effective December 31, 2018 UPS® will disable all unsupported Developer Kit API URLs.
You are receiving this notification because our records indicate you are using an unsupported API URL: https://www.ups.com/ups.app/xml/ API name for UPS Developer Kit API transactions. Continued use of the URLs will subject your customers to unexpected outages and loss of packages with UPS.
To ensure you are using the correct URL for processing, we’ve made the latest version available in the Developer guide: https://onlinetools.ups.com/ API name. It should be used for all UPS Developer Kit API transactions.
Please verify with your IT resources […] Read more
osCommerce Then and Now
osCommerce, once the light of open source eCommerce, has been dogged with rumors of its demise which started with the initial release of Magento. A clever marketing campaign, perhaps on the part of Varien to steal market share, it has re-emerged from time to time. No having release every couple of months was actually a good thing. It meant there were no defects. However with the announcement of the development of 2.4 and the passing of the original release date of August 2017, the question arises again albeit this time legitimately. Is there a future in osCommerce? […] Read more