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Adding pages to your website

AndyLL — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 18:14:11 GMT

Adding pages to your website

One of the great advantages to a WOBBookSite is the ability to easily create your own pages on your website that by default include the look and feel of the rest of your website.

This article will go into detail on how to create your own user pages that follow the look & feel of your website. 4 areas will be covered: Creating a basic page, making the page available to your users, adding content to the page, and special page types.

I – Creating a Basic Page

1. Log into your Website Control Panel.

2. Click the ‘Add & Configure User Pages’ link under the User Pages & Menu Setup header.

3. You will see a list of standard non-inventory pages you can enable and any already created user pages.

4. On the lower left side of the list of pages there will be a box you can enter text into and a button next to it that says: ‘Add New Page’

5. To create a new user page and the page text into that box and click the button. This name cannot contain spaces and will be the name that shows up in the URL. i.e. www.whiteoakbooks.com/TestUserPage.aspx (bolded is the name)

6. Once you click the ‘Add New Page’ button (or click the ‘Edit’ button next to the name you will see the page on the right hand side of the screen. We will now go through the 5 major parts of the page that you edit:

a. Edit General Page Settings

i. This Page Enabled – until checked the page will not show up on any menus.

ii. Link Text – If this page is to show up on the standard menus this is the Text that will display.

iii. Link Image – If you are using images on your top menu instead of text you would put the image file name here.

iv. Browser Title Bar Text – This should be filled in. It will show up on the top of the users browser, in the task manager and will be supplied to the search engines.

v. Meta keywords – Keywords for the page… these are not very important anymore to search engines.

vi. Meta Description – A longer description of what this page is about to search engines. In many cases this is what shows up in Search Engine results.

vii. Show on various menus – The standard menus are: Top Bar, Under the Bottom Bar, Side Menu (shows up above categories), above/below the category list, and under the ‘Add to Cart’ button. In all cases you can check whether this page shows up on these menus.

viii. Sort on various menus – By default the pages are added to the various menus in the same order they were created. You can sort the menu items. You might have to sort all your menu pages to get them to look like you want them.

ix. The rest of the options will be discussed under the ‘Special Page Types’

x. Click ‘Save & Close Page’ to save your choices.

b. Edit Left Column

i. Left Column Enabled – A left column will not show on this page if this is not checked.

ii. Search Box, Side Menu, Print Normal Categories – Pretty self explanatory. Checking all these options make the page look like all the standard pages of the website.

iii. User Menu Name – This will be addressed in the next section of the article (making the page available to your users)

iv. Use Default Left Column – If checked the left column defined in the General Look & Feel area will be used.

v. Font, Font Size, Text – if iv above is not checked this is what will be displayed.

c. Edit Right Column

i. Right Column Enabled – A right column will not show on this page if this is not checked.

ii. Use Default Right Column – If checked the right column defined in the General Look & Feel area will be used.

iii. All other options – if ii above is not checked this is what will be displayed.

d. Edit Page Header

i. This is the area that shows up right below the top menu.

e. Edit Center

i. This is where all the page information (content) goes.

ii. Text, inventory items and searches, Amazon items all can go here. More detail will be given in the 3^rd part of this article: adding content to the page.

7. Your page is now created and available to the general public once you ‘Copy All Changes To Live Website’

II - Making the page available to your users

Once your user page is created how do you make it available to the public. There are 4 ways.

Don’t – At least not from the website itself. The new page is always available as a direct link: www.YourDomain.com/PageName.aspx. You can post that link in other places. For example one of my customers created a page that had all the USPS shipping rates. It really did not apply to anyone browsing the website and the link was only posted on Bookseller forums.
On the Standard Menus – When you created the user page you had (in the general settings area) the option of having a link to that page show up on the Top/Bottom/Side menu along with several special options such as right above/below the inventory category list and under the ‘Add To Cart’ button.
Manually link to the Page from other pages on the website – There are cases where you do not want to link to the new page from every page on the website which is the case if you add it to one of the standard menus. You might only want to link to the user page from your home page or from the right menu or most likely from other user pages. This is similar to 1. above. You are just adding a standard HTML link to the page. To create a link to the new page:

In any of the page/section editors in the control panel type the text of the link…
Highlight the text…
Click the ‘Create Link’ icon of the editor. (that is the globe image with a chain underneath it)…
Add the URL in these format: http://www.YourDomain.com/PageName.aspx (always add the http:// to links)
The title shows up in a tool tip and the Target tells the browser if it should open the new page in a new window.

Group similar pages together in a menu – This option allows you to create any number of side menus which is useful in creating sections of your website. An example of why you would want to do this: Say you have reviewed 10 Rex Stout books. From any Rex Stout review you would like to have a side menu that allows the users to see a list of all 10 of those reviews. In this case you would create a custom user menu with links to all 10 of the reviews. How to create and use a custom menu:

Click the ‘Add & Configure User Menus’ from your website control panel.
On the left side of the page is a list of any currently defined menus. To create a new one enter a name in the Menu Name box and click the ‘Add New Menu’ button.
After adding a new menu (or clicking ‘Edit’) you will see the menu options listed to the right.
To add an item –

i. Enter the link – If the link is to a web page you created in your website control panel you just enter the internal name. You can add links to other pages… both in your domain or anywhere on the web. In this case enter the full URL (including the http)

ii. Enter the link text – This is the text that the user sees.

Once the link (and other links) are added you see a list of all the links at under the add link area where you can order, edit and delete the menu links.

Once you have created a user menu… you can add that menu to any other user pages you have created. Back under the ‘Edit Left Column’ button under the ‘Edit & Configure User Pages’ link there was a text box titled: ‘User Menu Name’. Enter your user menu internal name here and that page will now display that menu.

An example

As you can see it is very easy to create a simple user page that shows up on the standard menus. For example you have your own B&M store and you want to have a page that describes it and has a map to its location. You would just create a user page and add it to the top/bottom menus.

But it gets a little more complicated if you want to create an entire new section for your website.

For example… perhaps you want to create a Featured Author review every month.

Creating the individual monthly article page is easy. You create a new user page named for the author… add all the bio and review text to the page… maybe add a search of your inventory by that author (see next section)… and save it.

But how do your users get to it?

You could add it to the top menu but after a few months the menu will have so many items that it will start to wrap around to multiple lines.

The standard side menu is an option but after about 10 featured authors that menu starts getting too big. And if you also have other sections such as book reviews it is overwhelming to add all those pages to the side menu.

What you want to do is break up your website into sections and use Custom User menus to help organize your website.

So let us say you have about 10 book reviews written and 10 featured author reviews written. You want a section for each group of reviews.

For each of those 20 pages you have created a Custom User page.

Here is how you would create 2 new sections for these user pages:

1. Create 2 user menus… 1 for the book reviews and 1 for the featured author reviews.

2. On all the 10 book review pages you would add the book review menu and on all of the 10 featured author reviews you would add the featured author menu.

3. Now each of the reviews link to each other…. You still need a way for your users to initially get into the new sections:

a. On your home page you could have a little blub about your reviews and a link to the latest one.

b. You could create a ‘lead in page’ for each section. Consider all your book reviews their own mini-website and this page will act like a home page to that section explaining to the user what the section is. Then you could add a link to the menus (or home page) to the home page for each section.

c. You could do both a & b

III - Adding content to the page

The most important and visible part of a new custom user page. There are very few limitations on what can go on a page.

1. Text – Obviously you can enter any text you want into the editor.

2. Images – In the editor click the little mountain picture icon.

a. Image Source – This is the URL of the image. If you uploaded the image to your website (Upload Files & Images to your website from your control panel) the format would be: http://www.YourDomain.com/images/imagename . Always include the http.

b. Alternate Text – This is what shows up one a user puts the mouse over the image. It is also used by the search engines to help understand what the image is.

c. Alignment – This tells the browser how text will flow around the image. In general left or right alignment will allow the text to wrap around the image.

d. Border Thickness – Exactly what it says. Enter a 0 for no border.

e. Spacing – Spaces items around the image.

f. Dimensions – The size of the image you want displayed. It is best to size the image before you upload it and leave these blank otherwise you are trusting the browsers to re-size the image properly.

3. Items from your Inventory – The Featured Item Builder helps generate the code needed to display up to 10 items from your inventory. When items are displayed through this code images and all item detail are automatically shown without you having to do it your self.

4. Product Links to your Inventory – This also allows access to your inventory. The difference between this and Featured Items is these create just links… the actual product detail is not shown.

a. Individual Product – This creates a link to the products detail page.

b. Inventory Search – This create a link that does a keyword search. i.e. If you do an article on Rex Stout you could create a search link that automatically searches your inventory for Rex Stout.

c. Individual Amazon Product – You can review books/authors that you do not have in your inventory and provide an Amazon Affiliate link to that item.

These links are html and you must enter them into your editor in the html mode.

5. Almost Any Affiliate code or widget – Since you have access to the HTML mode of your editor most can just be copied and pasted.

IV - Special page types

There are some special page types you can add to your website. Here I will cover some of them.

1. Any HTML, PHP, ASP pages. Your service includes a true hosting account and your have FTP access to your website. This means you can upload any webpage to your server. The only restriction is that you cannot upload any ASP.Net pages.

2. Special categories set in the User Page General Settings:

a. Popup Window - This uses JavaScript to create a popup window when the page link is clicked. Only the center text is displayed. You must specify the popup window Width/Height. A use for this would be if you wanted to create a Purchase Instructions help popup that has a link next to the Add To Cart buttons.

b. AStore – You can embed your AStore within your website. We do not recommend this. To do so enter your AStore code and set the Width/Height.

c. Non WOB WebPage – If you want a link in one of your menus to go to a webpage not on your website ( or 1. above on your website) enter the FULL url here. None of the other settings will apply.

d. Link is Email – This will popup the standard users email send message window. By default the email address will be your standard email. If you want to special email address put it in the Non WOB WebPage text box.

e. HTML Only – Very rarely used. This allows you to define HTML in the Center Text and only that HTML will be loaded into another page using the [** Include - FileName:(filename); **] code.

Pulling Orders from the Website to AOB

AndyLL — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 02:50:54 GMT

Go to Settings – Venue Setting on AOB
On your Website Custom venue change the following values:

Custom Venue FTP Directory: YourDomain/Inventory (i.e. whiteoakbooks.com/inventory )
Check the ‘Pull Orders’ checkbox.

Logon to your website control panel
Click 'Shopping Cart Settings'
Click the checkbox 'Send Completed Orders to AOB'
Save the page and copy the settings to your website

Always let me know that you have done this so I can verify your website software version is high enough to support this functionality and to change where I read your inventory files from.

Andy

User Defined Categories

AndyLL — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 02:52:50 GMT

User Category Wizard

The featured items functionality is pretty flexible but does have some limitations. It is designed to display items in a single area… such as on the home page or in the right column.

Therefore the number of items is limited to 10 because any more on a single page will affect performance.

There have been several requests for the website owner to be able to define a specific criteria to select items out of the database and to display them on the website like the product category pages… meaning there will be Prev/Next links at the bottom to scroll through the results if there are more then 10.

This is basically defining your own categories other then by subject.

Two independent pieces of functionality were

1) User Pages Menus – When you create a new user page you now have the ability to show the link to that page on the top, bottom, side menus and underneath the Add To Cart Button.

The website can now allow display the User Page link at the top or the bottom of the category list.

2) Category Wizard – There is now a wizard to create the code needed to define your own category.

The Wizard name ‘Create User Category Pages’ under the Website Tools heading in your Website Control Panel.

The items you can define search criteria on are:

· SKU

· ISBN/ASIN

· Date Added/Edited

· Keywords (the keywords field contains isbn, title, author)

· Price

· Category

Any of these items can be combined.

The power of this wizard is the ability to use the ‘Like’ keyword to define wildcards.

Here are the Like wildcard options:

Wildcard character	Description	Example
%	Any string of zero or more characters.	WHERE title LIKE '%computer%' finds all book titles with the word 'computer' anywhere in the book title.
_ (underscore)	Any single character.	WHERE au_fname LIKE '_ean' finds all four-letter first names that end with ean (Dean, Sean, and so on).
[ ]	Any single character within the specified range ([a-f]) or set ([abcdef]).	WHERE au_lname LIKE '[C-P]arsen' finds author last names ending with arsen and beginning with any single character between C and P, for example Carsen, Larsen, Karsen, and so on.
[^]	Any single character not within the specified range ([^a-f]) or set ([^abcdef]).	WHERE au_lname LIKE 'de[^l]%' all author last names beginning with de and where the following letter is not l.

Here are some examples:

Author search – Keywords Like %Janet Daily% (matches all “Janet Daily” in the keywords field

SKU search – SKU Like 20___ ( matches all skus from 20000-20999 in my inventory)

Category search – Category Like Books:Childrens Books% ( matches all subcategories of Childrens books)

Hardbacks – Kewords Like %[Hardback]% (Amazon puts [hardback] in many but not all titles if it is a hardback)

You of course can mix and match different searches.

For example if you want a clearance category on Video Games only.

Category search – Category Like Video Games%

and also

Price LessThen 1.00

We understand that is might be challenging to setup these criteria yourself. If you get unexpected results then post the generated code in the forums and I’ll help debug it.

I’d prefer you do it this way so others can see common problems with solutions.

To use this functionality you must be on version 1.70. (visible at the bottom of the page)

Let me know if you need to be upgraded.

Andy

Adding Images to items when Amazon does not have any

AndyLL — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 17:31:30 GMT

Adding Images to items when Amazon does not have any

All item images must be *jpg files.
You must decide up front if your images are going to be named by SKU or ISBN. (i.e. 038594809.jpg or SLF01ROW2.jpg)

Telling your website you have uploaded images:

Log into your Website Control Panel
Click on ‘Default Image Display Settings’
At the bottom of the page check the ‘Check For User Images ’ checkbox.
Choose either isbn or sku in the box below.
Click the ‘Save and Close Page’ button

Uploading images to your website:

Log into your Website Control Panel
Click ‘Upload Files & Images to your Website’
Choose the ‘Book Images Directory ’ radio button
Click the ‘Browse’ button and file the image file on your computer.
Click the ‘Upload’ button.

If you wish to use a FTP program to transfer a lot of images at once then the directory you should place them in is: YourDomain/BookImages

Transferring Your Domain Without Email Disruption

AndyLL — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 02:06:02 GMT

If you currently have a domain and receive email through it you must follow several steps in the correct order to prevent the loss of email.

When you sign up for the WOBBookSite server and enter your domain name you have not transferred your domain… you have just told my servers that an account and disk space is assigned to that domain name.

To transfer your domain to actually point to your website on my server you change your domains name servers.

A domain name server (DNS) allows your browser to take a domain name and translate it into the IP address of my server. It is like a big phone book.

When you change your domain name to point to my server (ns4.wobbooksite.com & ns3.wobbooksite.com) your domain name becomes paired with my servers IP address.

(It is, of course, much more complicated then that. Here is a more detailed explanation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System)

There is not one single computer that holds the DNS of your domain…. It is spread out across multiple servers.

So when you change your domains nameservers to point to my server… the change slowly makes its way across the internet.

So for a short time some browsers will see your domain pointing to my servers and some browsers will see your domain pointing to your old server.

To make matters worst, some IPS cache up the DNS and only update it at scheduled times.

So for a short time your email can go to your old server or to my server depending on the path it takes through the internet.

So to prevent loss of email you must plan on being able to receive email on both servers.

Here is the correct order of steps to take

1) Sign up for my service.

(http://www.whiteoakbooks.com/WOBSellers/Signup.asp - Step 3) This creates an account on my server and allows you to pay for the service. This process generates a lot of emails. One of the emails will give you information on how to log onto your hosting account and one will give you information on how to transfer your domain. Do not do that yet.

2) Once you get the transfer email log onto your account.

3) Click on the email account Go down to the ‘E-mail Setup Functions’ and click ‘New E-mail’

4) Enter the email address, (should be the same as your current one) Click the ‘Mailbox’ checkbox, enter your password, and at the bottom of the page click the ‘Submit’ button

I am always happy to create email accounts for you. Just send me the account names and passwords you want.

DO NOT Transfer your domain until you do Steps 1-4 or you will lose email

If you only use webmail and not an email client such as Outlook Express then you are all set.. you can transfer your domain. You will have to check both your old webmail and your new webmail for a few days.

It is not a bad idea to continue to use your email client (outlook ect.) for your old email server and use webmail for the new server until the change is fully complete

If you use Outlook Express:

1)Do not delete or modify your current email account on Outlook Express.

2)In Outlook Express go to Tools | Accounts and click the Add Button.

3)Enter your Display Name (make it different then your current one for right now)

4)‘Next’ and enter your email address.

5)‘Next’ and enter your servers… they will both be mail.yourdomain.com

6)‘Next’ and add your account and password. The account it the emailname@yourdomain.com and the password is what you entered in the control panel.

7)Click Finish and you are ready to go.

Your Outlook Express will now receive email from both your old and new server until the entire internet has updated their DNS servers to point to the new servers.

If you use Eudora
http://www.eudora.com/techsupport/kb/2363hq.html

For most of the internet the update of the DNS servers only takes 1-4 hours. Unfortunately some ISPs still take up to 48 hours. If email is real critical I’d leave the old account active for a week.

Once you are sure all email is going to your new account then you can delete the old account from Outlook Express.

Setting Up Email

AndyLL — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 02:03:13 GMT

You setup email through your hosting control panel. You log into that account:

cp.wobbooksite.com

Use the name/password you initially signed up with.

Help document on your email functionality:
http://www.jodohost.com/hsphere/html/mail_overview.html

Setting up new email is under this link:

"Mail Resources
Your hosting plan may provide the following mail resources:
mailbox to send, receive, read and store e-mails "

Setting Up your Email Client

Configuring Outlook Express
http://www.jodohost.com/hsphere/html/outlook.html

Configuring Eudora E-mail Client
http://www.jodohost.com/hsphere/html/eudora.html

How do I change the nameservers listed in my domain registration to point to WOBBookSite nameservers?

AndyLL — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 20:35:33 GMT

Once your domain is registered (you can confirm this by doing a whois search at http://www.whois.sc) you can change the nameservers listed in your domain registration. Typically you would be required to contact your domain registrar. Below are instructions on how to update the DNS information for a domain originally registered through WOBBookSite, Tucows, Register.com, Go Daddy, BulkRegister, Dotster, and Network Solutions, Enom, Inc., Domain Discover, DomainBank, and Namesecure.com:

WOBBookSite

If you have just registered your domain with WOBBookSite, then your domain will automatically point to the WOBBookSite nameservers (ns4.WOBBookSite.com and ns3.WOBBookSite.com). If you need to check this:

1. Browse to http:www.WOBBookSite.com/members and enter the membername and password for your hosting account
2.Click Domains
3. For the domain you wish to change nameservers, click Admin

4. Click DNS Admin

For .com, .org, .info, .biz, and .net domains:

IMPORTANT: In order to modify nameservers for your domain, your domain must be in UNLOCK status first.

Follow the Admin/Technical/Billing/Nameserver or DNS Settings sections to modify each accordingly.

Reminder: 24 - 72 hours after you submit a request for an additional name server, it will be in the rotation for authoritative lookups. But if it is not setup correctly, your site may take a longer time to resolve when visitors try to find you.

Tucows
1. Browse to https://manage.opensrs.net and enter the following information:

Domain Name:
User Name:
Password:

2. Scroll down and click on Manage Name Servers
3. Edit the Primary and Secondary Server Hostname by entering WOBBookSite DNS information as listed below:

ns4.WOBBookSite.com
ns3.WOBBookSite.com

4. Click on Save/Submit and when the screen refreshes you will see the numerical server IP addresses.
5. In addition, using the menu at the top of the screen, you can select any of the domain name registration information that you wish to update, such as the Administrative Contact.

Register.com
1. Go to: http://www.register.com
2. Click on Login
3. At the Login prompt, enter your assigned User Name and Password from Register.com. If you do not remember your username/password, there is password retrieval link on this page (Look for the "Forget Your User Name or Password?" link).
4. Click on Modify DNS
5. At Modify DNS: Use the checkboxes to delete the existing name servers
6.Enter WOBBookSite's DNS information as follows:

ns4.WOBBookSite.com
ns3.WOBBookSite.com

7. Confirm the email address to receive the confirmation of your domain changes
8. Click the Submit button
9. Confirm the changes and then click the Confirm button
10. A confirmation email will be sent to your email address. Click on URL in the email to confirm changes.

Go Daddy
1. Browse to: http://www.godaddy.com
2. Click on: My Account
3. Login using your Login Name or Customer Name and Password. If you have forgotten your username/password, use the password retrieval link on this page (Look for the "Forgot your password? Click here." link).
4. Click on Domain Names and select the domain name you are transferring
5. In the Name Server information section click on the "Click Here to Modify" link
6. Enter WOBBookSite's primary server name as listed below, using only the name server (i.e., ns4.WOBBookSite.com) names NOT the IP address:

ns4.WOBBookSite.com
ns3.WOBBookSite.com

7. Click Save
8. You will be redirected to the main page and there should be a, "Name server modifications are pending," notice under the name server information for your domain name.

Bulkregister
1. Browse to: http:/www.bulkregister.com
2. In the Member Login section, login to your BulkRegister account. If you do not remember your username and password, use the password retrieval link on this page (Look for the "Forgot your password?" link).
3. Click on "list domains"
4. Click on the domain name you wish to modify
5. Select "to modify name servers use this form"
6. Enter WOBBookSite's DNS information as follows:

ns4.WOBBookSite.com

ns3.WOBBookSite.com

7. Check the boxes marked "click if modify"
8. Click on "submit" and "apply"
The system will automatically add the name server's IP addresses. Please note that it will take 24 - 48 hours before the modification will completely take effect.

Network Solutions
A. Make sure that your contact information is current:
1. Browse to: http://www.netsol.com
2. Click WhoIs
3. Search for your Domain Name.
4. Verify the Administrative Contact email address and make sure that this email address is current and that you have access to the email account. (For security authentication, Network Solution typically requires an email handshake).

B. If you can still retrieve email at the Administrative Contact email address, skip to step C. If you cannot retrieve email from the Administrative Contact email address:
1. If you have your Network Solutions password, then you can use the same steps above but use the CRYPT-PWD as your authorization method.
2. If you do not have a Network Solutions password, you will have to perform a fax authorization to change your contact information. Go to: http://www.netsol.com/en_US/makechanges/fax/ for instructions.
C. To change the DNS for your Domain Name, follow the steps below.
1. Go to: http://www.netsol.com
2. Click the Account Manager Login from any page within the site.
3. Enter your Account Number/User Name and Password in the text boxes
4. Choose the domain name you wish to transfer
4. Click the Enter Contracts/Manage DNS link
5. Enter your current, working email address, confirm the domain name. The email address needs to match the Administrative Email address from (A) above.
6. Under the Authentication Information heading, choose your Guardian method from the drop down list. MAIL-FROM should be used, unless you have a password. If you have a password, use CRYPT-PW.
7. Under the Name Server section, enter WOBBookSite's DNS information as follows:

ns4.WOBBookSite.com
ns3.WOBBookSite.com

8. Click Continue. Click Continue on the next page
9. Check your Administrative email account, and forward your Service Agreement modification request to hostmaster@networksolutions.com.

Note to AOL users: AOL software prevents you from simply replying to Network Solution's message. Highlight the message you received, copy it into the body of a new email message, type hostmaster@networksolutions.com in the To: field, then hit the Send button.

Dotster
1. Browse to: http://www.dotster.com
2. Click My Account and log into your Dotster account by entering your Account Name or Domain Name and your password. If you do not remember your username/password, just click on the "login" button. The following error page will contain a password retrieval link (Look for the "Forgot your Password?" link)
3. Click "Manage your domains"
4. In the drop down box, choose the domain name that you are transferring.
5. Click the button "Manage..."
6. On the left side of the screen you will see some links, click the one that says "Name Servers."
7. At the bottom of the page it will list your current name servers. "Remove" the old ones in turn.
8. "Add" the new name servers in turn. Enter WOBBookSite's DNS information as listed below, using only the name server (i.e., NS3.WOBBookSite.com) names NOT the IP address:

ns4.WOBBookSite.com
ns3.WOBBookSite.com

9. Click update.
10. Now wait up to 72 hours for the change to take place.

Enom, Inc.

1. Browse to http://www.enom.com
2. Click Login located on the left side of the screen
3. Enter the Login ID and Password information provided to you by Enom upon the initial registration of your domain name.

NOTE: If you cannot locate this information, go to “If you have lost your password, click here” link.

4. Once you have logged on, select the ‘my domains’ tab on the member menu.
5. You will then be provided a list of domains you currently have with Enom. Click the domain to which you need to make changes.
6. This next screen allows you to choose from a variety of services from Enom Inc. Go to the “DNS Server “ option and click Change.
7. If you are still using Enom’s DNS servers, you will then need to select the radio button next to the line that reads “User - This option will allow you to use user-specified name servers, including none.”
8. Click Make changes.
9. Replace any existing name server information with WOBBookSite’s DNS information:

ns4.WOBBookSite.com
ns3.WOBBookSite.com

10. Click Save changes.
11. You will now be presented with the “DNS server” screen with your completed changes, verifying that your update was successful.

Domain Discover

1. Browse to: http://www.domaindiscover.com

2. Log on to the system via the ‘existing customers’ area by entering your domain name and your password.

NOTE: If you cannot locate your user information, click the "Forgot your password?" link.

3. Once you have logged on, find the area labeled ‘Make Changes’ and click Change nameservers.

4. You will then be provided with the current DNS information for your domain, as well as fields in which you may make changes.
5. Replace any existing name server information with WOBBookSite's DNS information:

ns4.WOBBookSite.com
ns3.WOBBookSite.com

6. Once finished, click Preview changes. You will now be presented with the new information for your domain. If it is correct, click Confirm changes to save your updated information.

How to modify DNS information with the registrar DomainBank

DomainBank, Inc.

1. Browse to: http://www.domainbank.com
2. At the top of the screen, click Account Manager.
3. Enter the Login ID and Password information provided to you by DomainBank upon the initial registration of your domain name.

NOTE: If you cannot locate this information, click the ‘Forgot Your Password?’ option below the logon area.

4. Once you have logged on, click Domain Manager.
5. Click Modify DNS record at the top of the page.
6. Click the domain for which you want to modify name server information.
7. Replace any existing name server information with WOBBookSite's DNS information below:

ns4.WOBBookSite.com
ns3.WOBBookSite.com

8. Once you have updated this information you must still confirm the changes via email. Click Send.
9. You will now be provided with the changes you are making. If the information is correct, click Yes to confirm.
10. An email will then be sent to the email address they have on file. Follow the instructions in this email to authorize the changes you have just made. (You usually need to simply click a URL in the email to confirm the changes.)

Namesecure.com
1. Browse to: http://www.namesecure.com
2. Click My Account, located on the left side of the screen.
3. Enter the User Name and Password information provided to you by Namesecure upon the initial registration of your domain name.

NOTE: If you cannot locate this information, click the ‘Click here’ option below the logon area

4. Once you have logged on you will be provided with the information regarding your account. This will include a list of the domains you have registered with Namesecure. Locate the domain to which you wish to make changes, and click the link next to it labeled ‘View/Modify/Renew.’
5. Click the “Registration Information“ tab.
6. Once on the Registration Information menu, click Modify Domain Name Servers.
7. Replace any existing name server information with WOBBookSite’s DNS information:

ns4.WOBBookSite.com
ns3.WOBBookSite.com

Names4ever
1. Browse to: http://www.names4ever.com
2. Click Manage My Domain
3. Click the Update Domain link
4. To login, enter your domain name and password. Then click the Edit button
5. Delete any existing name servesr listed using the Delete button
6. Then add the WOBBookSite's DNS information:

ns4.WOBBookSite.com
ns3.WOBBookSite.com

7. Click the Update button

International Domain Names
Please browse to http://www.allwhois.com to find your domain registrar. You will then be required to contact them to find out the procedure of updating DNS Information. When prompted, provide WOBBookSite's DNS information as listed below:

ns4.WOBBookSite.com
ns3.WOBBookSite.com