You cannot remove the ads from your Web site if you are using a free hosting account. For ad-free hosting, you must upgrade your account.

To Set up Your Free Ad-supported Web Site @ BSNR.com

1. Log in to the Account Manager.
2. Select WebSite Tonight Accounts from the Web Sites list.
3. Click Setup Account under the Hosting Settings column for the new account that you want to set up.
4. At the top of the Account list, next to Free Hosting Credits, click Use Credit.
5. Set up your hosting account by entering the following information:
   • Domain Name: Select the domain name you want to use for your WebSite Tonight Web site.
   • Enter New User ID: Create a user name that you will use when you log in to your WebSite Tonight hosting account.
   • Enter New Password: Create a password that you will use when you log in to your WebSite Tonight hosting account.
   • Confirm New Password: Re-enter the password that you created.
6. Click Continue.
7. Verify your Domain Name and User ID, click Submit, and then close the Hosting Control Center.
8. Return to the WebSite Tonight Accounts list in the Account Manager.
9. Select the account you want to work with, and then click Launch to start creating your Web site.

        

Changing a domain registrant is the process of moving a domain from one account to another account, within the same registrar. Transferring a domain is the process of transferring a domain to an account with a different registrar.

Changing a Domain Registrant

You may want to initiate a domain registrant change under the following circumstances:

• You want to move your domain to another account with your current registrar. For example, you sold your domain to someone who has an account with your current registrar.
• You need to change the domain contact's email address and don't have access to the account. For example, the account that contains the domain belongs to a former employee.

If you have access to the account in which the domain is located, you can initiate a domain account change through the Domain Manager. For more information, see Initiating Registrant Changes.

If you do not have access to the account, you must complete the Request for Change of Account/Email Update Preparation Form. For more information about completing the form, see Completing a Change Form for Moving Domains.

Transferring a Domain

You may want to transfer a domain under the following circumstances:

• You sold your domain to another user who uses a different registrar.
• You switched registrars and want to transfer your domains to an account with your new registrar.

Transferring domains takes five days or less.

If you want to transfer a domain from another registrar to us, follow the procedure specified by your current registrar. To facilitate the process, verify the email address for the domain's administrative contact at your current registrar is correct and advise the contact to expect our request for approval. We use the administrative contact's email address to request approval to transfer the domain. The transfer can be denied by your current registrar. If your name was on hold or was released by your current registrar, please contact us to resubmit your transfer. For more information, see Transferring Domains to Us.

If you want to transfer a domain to another registrar, you must unlock your domain and initiate the transfer with your new registrar.

        

People are getting smart about online security. More and more of them are looking for the padlock icon and “https” prefix in the address bar of their browser before submitting personal information online. If your Web site doesn’t have an SSL Certificate, visitors may leave before making a purchase, creating an account or even signing up for a newsletter. But you can change all that with an SSL from BSNR.com.

All BSNR.com SSL Certificates:

• Are Affordable –
• Provide Warranty Information
• Are based on virtually unbreakable 128-bit and high grade 256-bit encryption.
• Offer 99% browser recognition.
• Are supported live, 24/7, by our expert staff.
• Do not rely on third parties for their Public Key Infrastructure; our Certificate Authority owns its Trusted Root.

        

Did you know that when you register a domain, your name, address, email address and phone number are immediately made available to anyone who wants to see them? That’s right. Your personal information is exposed 24 hours a day, everyday, to anyone, anywhere.

You have the power to change this. With a private (unlisted) registration through Domains By Proxy® (our affiliate company), registering a domain name doesn't mean sacrificing your privacy.


How it works

Your new or existing domain is registered in the name of Domains By Proxy -- so their information is made public -- not yours.

You retain full benefits of domain registration. You can cancel, sell, renew, or transfer your domain; set-up name servers for your domain; and resolve disputes involving your domain.

The patent-pending registration and email handling systems let you manage and control all postal mail and email addressed to the domain you have registered, as well as the domain's contact information.

Your domain registration is safe and insured against loss.

But don't even think about using a private registration to transmit spam, violate the law, or engage in morally objectionable activities.

 

Proven Protection

Domain-related spam

Identity theft and fraud

Harassers, stalkers, and data miners

"Moonlighting," home- or side-business identity disclosure

Privacy intrusions

 

        

BSNR.com hosting plans are ideal for most individuals and small businesses. We're the affordable, reliable place to host your site - with no ad banners or pop-ups, and 24/7 support. And unlike the competition, there's no set up fee and no annual commitment required.

New! All plans include Google Webmaster Tools.

At BSNR.com, we develop, run, maintain and support our hosting plans in our own facilities, 24/7. So for safe, reliable and affordable web site hosting, play it smart. Just scan through the individual plans and choose the one that's right for you! Need more power? Virtual dedicated and dedicated servers available, too. Note: Each month of hosting is paid for in advance and begins upon the purchase of this account. Cancellation of your hosting account will discontinue all future billings. Hosting fees are non-refundable.

        

Get your voice on the Internet! Blogging lets you post your thoughts and photos on the 'Net and interact with your web site's visitors. Whether you're writing your own personal journal or looking to influence audiences, Quick Blogcast is the must-have blogging tool for you.

Publish your thoughts, opinions, comments, and videos in your own blog, podcast—or both—anytime, day or night! Supports multiple authors and multiple blogs or podcasts. Generate and publish RSS feeds for iTunes® and other directories. Post photos, images, animations or videos—create a truly personal blog site. Get feedback and have conversations with visitors to your site. Personalize your Blogcast with your own unique domain name—or integrate it with your existing site by setting it up as a subdomain.

Visit BSNR.com for more information.

Create. NEW! Vlogging lets you record, compress, upload and post a video seamlessly, in one application. Give your Blogcast one-of-a-kind style with nearly 100 customizable templates. Podcast recording tool offers one-click installation, real-time audio compression, and CD-quality recording (prior to MP3 compression). Play audio and video podcasts directly from your published web page with On-Site Player. No banner advertisements.   Manage. Overage Protection means you never have to worry about exceeding bandwidth or unexpected monthly overage charges. Share your favorite photos, videos, and more. Upload and manage .jpg, .gif, MP3 and MP4 audio/video files (m4v, mp4 and mov) simply and easily. Set up as many blogs and podcasts as you like. (Available disk space varies from plan to plan.) Remote blogging lets you post directly from online photo albums (like Online Photo Filer) and popular third-party sources. You can even blog via email or post direct to your blog from Word 2007, Windows Live Writer, Flickr and others. If you've got a Google® AdSense® account, use Quick Blogcast to earn revenue. Get site statistics, including subscriber numbers, average bandwidth, disk space utilization and more. IP banning locks out spammers and other troublesome visitors.   Publish. Share your Blogcast across the Web—generate and publish RSS feeds in minutes. Keep your visitors informed of your latest posts with Blogcast update notification service. Quick Blogcast automatically sends new podcast notifications to popular listing services like iTunes®, Feed Burner, iPodder, and more. Use built-in surveys to get feedback from all your visitors.   Already have a blog? No problem! Quick Blogcast's import tool allows you transfer all your current blog articles, comments and trackbacks into your Quick Blogcast …quickly and easily! Visit BSNR.com for more information.

        

With the recent addition of Google analytics to your site all of a sudden CartIt will only allow you to add one item at a time.  The reason is due to how CartIt parses cookies and the fact that Google analytics sets a malformed cookie.  This isn't really a bug in CartIt but in the way that Google analytics sets cookies.  This problem has it's roots all the way back to when Urchin was a separate company.

How do you fix it?  Well, one way is to remove Google analytics from all of your pages.  This really isn't the best way though since any user who has visited your site with it on the page will only be able to add one item to the CartIt shopping cart. Until they delete their cookies or it expires, those users will always have this problem.  The best way is to fix how the cookies are read. 

BSNR.net has the solution for you.  For $50.00 they will fix this issue. All you have to do is purchase an hour of support time by going to BSNR.net.

        

It really sucks that CartIt does not allow credit card expirations past 2012.  This is a bug in CartIt.  The original intent was to allow you to set the stop digit for the credit card expiration date.  This was set in the cartitimg.util.  If CartIt was working right, it would take the current year and then allow 12 years past it as expiration dates instead of going to just 2012. 

The only good fix is to fix the error.  In order to do that, you must have a good knowledge of Perl and CartIt.  BSNR.net makes it easy for you.  For $50.00, they will solve this bug for you.  All you have to do is go to BSNR.net and purchase an hour of support time.  Then submit a support request asking for this bug to be fixed.  They will take it from there.