Customer Can Get a Complete Solution with Arvixe Web Hosting

Last Updated on Tuesday, 21 May 2013 02:03 Written by Naveed Ashraf Wednesday, 22 May 2013 12:00

Each hosting plan needs various features. The customer who are looking for a reliable and long term relations with a hosting company, wants everything that they need today and for future. So what that features are;

A. Control Panel: Give freedom to customer so they can setup many things themselves instead of depend on hosting provider

How to Set the Customer Emails Module in TomatoCart

Last Updated on Tuesday, 9 April 2013 02:26 Written by Jack Yin Tuesday, 9 April 2013 12:00

No, you didn’t read that wrong. People are able to send and receive emails at TomatoCart stores. Take the Gmail SMTP and IMAP service as an example.

Step 1. Click the Accounts button to create a new email account.

Enter the Properties such as name, email and signature fields:

nopCommerce Tips: Review of the Nop Customer Reminder

Last Updated on Monday, 1 April 2013 05:21 Written by Carole Bennett Tuesday, 2 April 2013 12:00

I’ll admit it; I’m one of those people. I love to window-shop, and price-comparison, and bargain-hunt. I’ve made it a rule that if I want to buy something, even if I add it to the shopping cart, I have to give it a certain amount of time before I click that “buy” button. My theory has always been that if I really want it, I’ll remember to go back for it later. Some of my favorite sites have gotten wise to this tactic, and send me “cart reminders”, to keep those items fresh in my mind. nopCommerce-based sites can now offer the same functionality, using the new Nop Customer Reminder by Nop-Templates.

mojoPortal Tips: Making a Living with mojoPortal (Yes, You Can!)

Last Updated on Tuesday, 23 October 2012 04:01 Written by Carole Bennett Saturday, 27 October 2012 12:00

Recently, I was contacted by a developer specializing in .Net, who is fairly new to mojoPortal. He asked me if it’s possible to be profitable supporting an open-source application like mojoPortal; my unequivocal response is “Yes, quite well.” Stick around – after the break, I’ll outline some of the ways that supporting open-source can generate revenue.

Now, it should be prefaced that it won’t happen overnight; you will get pushback from some members of the community, who feel that because the core application (mojoPortal) is free, and open-source, all utilization of it should be free as well. That’s not an unusual perspective for any open-source community, whether it’s WordPress, Joomla!, Dot Net Nuke, or any other application. However; if you talk to most of the actual core developers of these applications, you’ll hear a different story. Every one I’ve talked to has openly acknowledged that their application is used as a tool by for-profits, and indeed in most cases actively encourage it. Some offer premium support packages and sponsor ships to support ongoing development (nopCommerce), while others sell premium add-ons directly from the core development team (mojoPortal).