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WebAsyst Shopping Cart

We have launched a new web service — WebAsyst Shopping Cart.

This service allows you to create your own online store and integrate a shopping cart feature into any website (blog) using widgets. We invite everyone to try our new service! It’s free.
Here is an example of how WebAsyst Shopping Cart allows you to embed an […]

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Is there AJAX security risk when using WebAsyst web services?

We have recently added several improvements to WebAsyst by utilizing AJAX technology. Since AJAX functions are written in JavaScript, it requires that WebAsyst users set their browser to allow JavaScript running on their computer. This in turn has caused some of our clients to raise JavaScript security concerns. Some fear that a webpage containing JavaScript […]

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A word from the editor…

I would like to introduce myself to all blog readers. I have been working with WebAsyst for over a year now. Besides putting together WebAsyst content and editing blog, I am also the liaison between customers and developers. In other words, I can speak both “normal” and “techie” English, and can translate customers’ requests and […]

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Video presentation of WebAsyst account registration process

We have just released a video clip that takes you thru WebAsyst account registration process. You’ll find there detailed step-by-step instructions on how to sign up for a free account hosted on WebAsyst server and make it permanent. It also shows you main WebAsyst account page and gives a brief overview of WebAsyst applications. This […]

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Creating personal name for your WebAsyst account

Starting today every WebAsyst hosted account subscriber can select a unique name that will be used to identify his/her account. The name will be used as a 3-rd level domain name and will allow you and other users to access your WebAsyst account by typing address of the form:
http://[YOUR_NAME].webasyst.net
[YOUR_NAME] in the address line is a […]

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Using video to report problems

Recently one of our customers, Martin Focazio, has sent us a video demonstration of the problem he had experienced with WebAsyst: using a long name (more than 20 characters) as WebAsyst User ID.
We were impressed by the way Martin has reported this issue. Thank you, Martin! Video with verbal comments is a perfect way to […]

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