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Hi, I've written my own RSS feed for my personal photoblog, but for some reason feed readers will not detect updates to my feed! They will however load the feed and the feed does validate... Could anyone in the know take a look at my feed and the response headers and see if you notice my error?? The feed: http://photos.riehl.ca/feed The Response Headers: >Date: Mon, 09 Oct 2006 05:35:24 GMT Server: Apache Expires: Thu, 19 Nov 1981 08:52:00 GMT Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate, max-age=0 Pragma: no-cache Last-Modified: Sun, 08 Oct 2006 17:37:23 GMT Etag: "240af17993da1f24172417e2f109bece" Content-Type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8 Everything is based on how wordpress does feeds and headers. When I test my wordpress feed in my reader, the updates show immediately... Thank you so much for any help! -Trev

Hi Wayne, I use the php api. I send a handful of variables to moneris -- transaction type, unique order ID, amount, credit card number, and expiry date. I store the rest of the order details myself. I'm only processing around 5-10 orders per day though. -Trevor

Hi, I use Moneris as well, but I've been really happy with the service -- what types of problems are you seeing? -Trevor

Awesome -- thankyou!

Greetings! Could you please add my site to the family? 1. http://urbansprawl.ca/ 2. Urban Sprawl in Canada 3. Concern over rampant outward expansion of Canadian cities with a focus on the west. 4. Personal - Blog 5. Link to TCH in my footer! Thank you! -Trevor

I think this program is great and I'm using random password for everything now. A word of warning though -- make sure you have a backup of the password file! My laptop hard drive quit and I came within inches of having to re-discover all of my passwords! Luckily I had saved a copy on our network a couple days earlier! -Trevor

I moved my first site here in July of this year and I just want to say how happy I am! The tech support crew is amazing, and everyone understands the importance of clear and frequent communication! This is my fifth host since 1999 -- oh the horrors I've seen! Host 1 and 2 were expensive and offered little. Host 3 seemed good until many servers went down for over a week. They had a public forum, but it was removed after the customers revolted. Host 4 was amazing until it was bought out -- apparently the new owner has a knack for destroying every web host he touches. (If you follow the goings-on at webhostingtalk, you know where I was!) Now I'm here and it's like sitting in a little Zen garden where everything runs like clockwork. When I first scouted out this forum, I thought all the talk of "family" was a little charles-manson-hippy-dancing, but I now realize it's just a bunch of normal people who are ecstatic that we've found our last web host! -Trevor