Server Maintenance
Posted by: raykim in: ● February 3, 2010
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Hello All GoGoPin Users,
There will be a scheduled maintenance from our hosting company on February 4, 2010 from 2AM to 6AM EST. During this time, you may experience some difficulties using all GoGoPin services however it won’t last long. It is expected that total service impact will not exceed a cumulative total of 5 minutes.
We are truely sorry for the possible inconvenience and late notice.
The GoGoPin Team
Happy Holidays
Posted by: raykim in: ● December 23, 2009
GoGoPin wishes everyone had a prosperous year and ready to start a great new year. We are truly grateful for all of your support and interest and hope GoGoPin continues to be your online partner in the new year.
Please continue to let us know what you would like to see in terms of GoGoPin and we will do our best to deliver.
Sincerely,
The GoGoPin Team
GoGoPin is Safe
Posted by: Danny in: ● December 11, 2009
- In: GoGoPin Ad| Tips
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If you’re using Internet Explorer, you probably saw a security warning dialog when you were trying to post your ad on Craigslist. This warning is triggered in Internet Explorer if it is displaying a secure HTTPS page that has caused a non-secure (i.e. HTTP based) resource to be downloaded.
Right before you post your ad on Craigslist you get a chance to preview your ad. Craigslist chose to deliver this preview page using a HTTPS connection but your ad (one of the elements of the preview page) is actually delivered using a HTTP connection.
Because some of the elements of the page are delivered using HTTPS and some using HTTP, Internet Explorer tells you “This page contains both secure and non-secure items“.
But I think that it’s not fair to say that anything being delivered in a normal HTTP connection is non-secure. The ads you created with GoGoPin Ad, delivered to viewers using a normal HTTP connection, are just plain PNG/JPEG images, which are completely safe, causing no harm to users at all.
Anyway, in Internet Explorer 7 and earlier version, this dialog would cause annoyance to users but generally didn’t cause any other significant problems. This was because it was worded in such a way that most users would click on the “Yes” button and allow non-secure content to be downloaded.
However, the wording in the IE 8 version of this dialog has changed:
Read carefully. Now you would have to click the “No” button to see all the content properly. Some of our users clicked the “Yes” button, saw nothing in the Preview page, and complained that GoGoPin Ad is not working properly. Well, I have to say that the dialog tricked them.
You won’t see this sort of warning dialog in Firefox or Safari. But if you are using Internet Explorer, please pay little bit more attention to what the dialog actually says.
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