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So, better check first if your SSL is working.. so that you don't waste your traffics from your adverts.
It's also good to use plain http rather than in https when referring to your sites since it can easily be attacked...
Cheers,
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SSL Error on Adverts
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cliper 
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Posted 16 February 2011 - 05:35 PM
Hi, I've seen your ads everywhere and when I clicked them I see SSL errors...
So, better check first if your SSL is working.. so that you don't waste your traffics from your adverts.
It's also good to use plain http rather than in https when referring to your sites since it can easily be attacked...
Cheers,
...
So, better check first if your SSL is working.. so that you don't waste your traffics from your adverts.
It's also good to use plain http rather than in https when referring to your sites since it can easily be attacked...
Cheers,
...
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Posted 17 February 2011 - 01:01 AM
cliper, on 16 February 2011 - 06:35 PM, said:
Hi, I've seen your ads everywhere and when I clicked them I see SSL errors...
So, better check first if your SSL is working.. so that you don't waste your traffics from your adverts.
It's also good to use plain http rather than in https when referring to your sites since it can easily be attacked...
Cheers,
...
So, better check first if your SSL is working.. so that you don't waste your traffics from your adverts.
It's also good to use plain http rather than in https when referring to your sites since it can easily be attacked...
Cheers,
...
WHOSE ADS???
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Posted 17 February 2011 - 02:12 AM
sinip, on 16 February 2011 - 05:01 PM, said:
WHOSE ADS???
Oh, I thought you subscribe to one of hyrextalk's ads. It's italkmoney listed in the ads there.. with https:// which doesn't work..
Is it that HyRexTalk was bought by the admin of this forum?
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Posted 26 February 2012 - 12:31 PM
Indeed you have the option to subscribe to a thread in which you are active. What you have to do is, when you make a post in a thread by hitting the Add Reply button, you'll be redirected to a page, where you usually enter the text for your post. Basically, on that page, you'll see 4 fields - Topic Poll, Post, Attachments and Options. Below the Options field, you'll see Click to configure post options. Click on it and check the Enable email notification of replies? option. That's it. From then onwards, you'll automatically get email notifications of replies made in that specific thread, directly to your inbox 
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