Step 1: Log into your PrestaShop admin interface. Step 2: Hover over the Modules tab in the upper menu bar and click on the Payment option. Step 3: From here you will see all the modules, both installed and uninstalled, that are available. Step 4: From here, find the one…
Step 1: Login to the WordPress admin dashboard Step 2: Click on WooCommerce (or over the menu item) Step 3: Click on Orders Step 4: At this point, you will see a list of orders (if you have any). Under the column labeled Order, click on the order that you…
Step 1: Log into your Drupal 7 dashboard Step 2: Go to Configuration Step 3: Go to the Regional and language category and click on Regional settings Step 4: Under the Time Zones heading select the Default time zone from the drop down menu Step 5: Click Save configuration
Step 1: Login to the WordPress admin dashboard Step 2: Click on WooCommerce Step 3: Click on Orders Step 4: Scroll through your orders and find the one that you want to preview. Step 5: When you look at the line for the order look for the Date column. Next…
Step 1: Login to the WordPress admin dashboard Step 2: Hover over Plugins and click on Add New. Step 3: Type in Comments Evolved and click on Search Plugins. Step 4: Under Comments Evolved for WordPress, click on Install Now. Step 5: Click OK on the confirmation pop-up. Step 6:…
Step 1: Login to the WordPress admin dashboard Step 2: Next, look the the left side navigation bar and click on Plugins, then on Add New. Step 3: Now that you are on the new plugin installation page, you should now see a search box towards the top. In this…
Oryon takes special care in to avoid unauthorized card charges. A history of all your payments is available in your Oryon Account Center. If there is a charge you do not recognize, please visit the Billing section of your Account Center and click on My Invoices. All transactions should be listed with the respective amounts…
If your website is experiencing a DDoS attack, then Cloudflare could help to mitigate it. Cloudflare service has feature that you can use while under a DDoS attack. You can enable it from your cPanel -> Cloudflare icon, then click Manage next to the entry for your domain name. Select the Settings tab and change the Cloudflare Security Settings option to I’m Under…
After you enabled Cloudflare, your website might go in a redirect loop. The reason for this is how SSL Support is configured with Cloudflare. The default setting is ‘Flexible’. Flexible means that SSL requests for your website will go via CloudFlare, and Cloudflare’s servers will attempt to access your website over normal HTTP….
If you enable Cloudflare for your domain name and set the SSL settings to Flexible, Full or Full (Strict) then the connection between the visitor and the Cloudflare servers will be encrypted. The encryption is done via a Comodo multidomain SSL Cloudflare service will automatically generates for your domain name. Since your visitors are actually connecting to…