L
Luvin lunch
Hi,
I've been asked to look after the website for a very new professional
association for my profession. At the moment we have a whopping 50
members! We do however, hope to increase the membership. So we plan
on having online registration of members and in order to register
you'll have to pay. My first instinct is to go with Pay Pal because I
know it but other people are talking about PCI DSS compliance. I
googled this compliance and it appears to just be secure procedures
and processes to which a site must comply to avoid data being stolen.
Would Pay Pal or one of its competitors not do this? Is Pay Pal the
best route do you think?
We also want our content to be managed ie uploaded by non-technical
administrators and to be able to send group emails and bulletin
newsletters. I've been looking at how to do that. yourmembership.com
looks alright but it's too pricey for us. Would someone have an idea
on the best way to set up our site so we can manage communication from
it easily?
The last time I did any development was back on asp 1.0 and it was for
a web based application, not an actual website. It's not my intention
to do the development, I'm just facilitating it. I would really
appreciate some guidance on how to set the payments and the website
itself up.
Thanks
LL
I've been asked to look after the website for a very new professional
association for my profession. At the moment we have a whopping 50
members! We do however, hope to increase the membership. So we plan
on having online registration of members and in order to register
you'll have to pay. My first instinct is to go with Pay Pal because I
know it but other people are talking about PCI DSS compliance. I
googled this compliance and it appears to just be secure procedures
and processes to which a site must comply to avoid data being stolen.
Would Pay Pal or one of its competitors not do this? Is Pay Pal the
best route do you think?
We also want our content to be managed ie uploaded by non-technical
administrators and to be able to send group emails and bulletin
newsletters. I've been looking at how to do that. yourmembership.com
looks alright but it's too pricey for us. Would someone have an idea
on the best way to set up our site so we can manage communication from
it easily?
The last time I did any development was back on asp 1.0 and it was for
a web based application, not an actual website. It's not my intention
to do the development, I'm just facilitating it. I would really
appreciate some guidance on how to set the payments and the website
itself up.
Thanks
LL