Useful web hosting links and resources

[Milen]

All forum members can use this thread to post links and comments about any web hosting, marketing and other resources that could be useful to the forum community. Feel free to copy and paste useful links and accompanying comments that you have posted in other forum threads. Affiliate links are unacceptable. Try to keep this thread as much on topic as possible. Off topic posts and comments, spam and unsolicited marketing posts in this thread will be removed upon a moderator’s discretion.

[Guest]

payment processors
PayPal.com (everyone knows this 1)
moneybookers.com (like paypal)
2checkout.com ($49 signup fee)

there are others but you could lose more money then making money.

//EDIT [UPDATED ON: 05-07-2005]


Live Support
http://www.helpcenterlive.com/ (im currently using it and love it!)

http://cslh.com/

[Guest]

Another Payment Gateway like PayPal is YowCow

Also the post I made last night regarding Press Reselase sites:

http://www.prleap.com/ (free)
http://www.express-press-release.com (free)
http://www.mediasyndicate.com (free)
http://www.24-7pressrelease.com (free & paid)
and finally
http://www.webwire.com (a small free required)


next...

[Guest]

Ssl

http://www.rapidssl.com

StarterSSL™ $49

ChainedSSL™ Wildcard $175*

RapidSSL™ $99

[Guest]

another SSL

GoDaddy starting at 29.95/year




LiveSupport for your site:
BoldCenter

[Guest]

Site stats analysis

WebLog Expert

great alternative, especially useful for checking sites that don't have any of the more popular analyzers, just need access to the log files, can run everything on your own machine

comes in a very lite, but still useful free version and a paid version

[Guest]

Hello, Here are 2 of my favorite resource sites.
AuditMyPC
Help With Windows

:-)

[Guest]

My most important toolbar

If I only maintained one toolbar, this would be it. Don't let the name fool you, it is so much more and might better be called "Web Designers Excalibur"

anywy, go to Accessible Information Solutions if you haven't already and get the Web Accessibility Toolbar.

If you want to really blow your mind, click on the Structure Button (not the down arrow part), wait a second, then hover your mouse over any element on the web page.

You'll never look at web pages the same way again.

^
\_____/

[Guest]

That looks even better then the webdeveloper plugin for Firefox, ashame its not working with firefox but IE only

Anyway that was off topic so to add a litle vallue to my post, atleast an link for the firefox users and who did not know about this plugin:
Web Developer - Firefox Extension

[Guest]

Thanks for the link

Wow! what can I say....WOW!

Just downloaded and been playing about with that toolbar......absolutely unbelievable what you can do with it.

As a newcomer to all this and just trying to learn HTML and CSS and Java Script etc it is frightening....especially when I see so many errors in my pages. It doesn't stop them from working but they are way way off being correct. certainly gives you something to look at and top think about.

Regards
lucky

[Guest]

Oldie, but still a goody. And it's still free: Extreme Tracking http://extreme-dm.com/tracking/

...and as cwreseller was the first to be turned onto BoldCenter chat by yours truly, I also wish to add that the BoldCenter Operator Client.Net by Bravestorm LLC., does have a free and a pay for version.

[Guest]

OK here's one I have posted elsewhere too...Hey tell me if I am posting things in the wrong place please.

Hi,

Have just been pointed to a new HTML editor similar to Front Page and Dreamweaver.

However this one is open source......maybe you guys and gals all are already aware of this opne but i'll post the link just in case. Would be interested in your views should you have any.

http://www.nvu.com/index.html

regards
lucky

[Guest]

I have been checking my websites using Accessible Information Solutions and it is firghtening as my HTML is a right mess.
this really bothered me until I decided to check out about 20 other websites and out of these there were only 2 that were OK.

All the others had similar problems to my own and some of them I just don't understand.

e.g. I am currently trying to learn HTML and accordingly am using a color code in HTML such as #ccffff or whatever. However this is showing as an error with the arrow pointing at the # sign suggesting it shouldn't be there.

To be honest the more I try to delve into things the less clear they become so for the time being I think I will 'keep it simple'

If you try this on your own websites I guess a lot will find the same probs as I did.

lucky

[Guest]

I have been checking my websites using Accessible Information Solutions and it is firghtening as my HTML is a right mess.
this really bothered me until I decided to check out about 20 other websites and out of these there were only 2 that were OK.

All the others had similar problems to my own and some of them I just don't understand.

e.g. I am currently trying to learn HTML and accordingly am using a color code in HTML such as #ccffff or whatever. However this is showing as an error with the arrow pointing at the # sign suggesting it shouldn't be there.

To be honest the more I try to delve into things the less clear they become so for the time being I think I will 'keep it simple'

If you try this on your own websites I guess a lot will find the same probs as I did.

lucky

Firefox browser.
HTML Validator Extension (edits and cleans for you)
Web Developer Extension (forms, validation, resolution resize, and more!)

Never look back.

[Guest]

Thanks Resellersreseller,

Unfortunately can't get the extensions to download.
Which version of Firefox are you using?. I have 1.03 and for some reason presumably because the extentions appear to be for versions 0.8 t0 1.0 I can't download them.