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Geranimo: I don't think I've heard of a workshop/repair manual or do you mean Owner's manual?

You can visit http://ebookbrowse.com/toyota-camry-owners-manual-1998-pdf-d30676256 for the owner's manual.

kushy: life looks more difficult after service, things get more complicated. 4 months witout job life looks miserable.

Dual Core: Thanks,
Its exactly the same problem the other client has when using the plugin. The script breaks when he enters the license key. I will contact Leke later today to know if its something they can fix from their end or we have to change some configurations on our servers.

In the interim, the workaround to this will be to directly insert the license key into the database using a tool like PHPMyAdmin, found in your cPanel Control Panel.

A notification will be sent out to all clients once this is fixed.

Thanks again.

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Update:
I talked with Leke and there's good news for TruDigits clients who rely on Afrisoft Plugin

Well the problem:
The present version of the plugin uses a php function that is turned off on all TruDigits servers (mandatory on Shared servers) so it breaks the script when that function is called. That function is turned off as part of the security protocols on all TD servers.

The Fix:
Afrisoft has already taken care of this in the next version of the plugin by creating diversions to other functions if that function is disabled (function_exists()). I have no details as to this new version but I am sure it will be released pretty soon.

Let's exercise some patience.

msanda: @bigx

Thanks a lot for the recommendations.
Please confirm, do you know anyone who has used either and what is the service like?
I am checking out the sites as we speak...

msanda: History: I found a similar post under the Webmasters section (https://www.nairaland.com/13343/which-online-payment-system-choose).
However, I believe this is a business problem. Also, it's been two years since the last response to that post (created in 2006)
Today, the cashless policy has been passed, things should have changed.

The question: What alternatives exist to Interswitch as an online payment solution?

The challenge: I run a website (a blog actually, www.moviegist.com) where I intend to start selling items (for physical delivery) to Nigerians in Nigeria. I need an a payment system linked to my site that will allow individuals to pay for items purchased from my site.

It appears the popular choice (judging from what is used by other websites like switchng.com, dealdey, etc) is Interswitch. While I have no qualms using Interswitch (I make regular payments with the system without issues), I like to know what my options are. Also, I am certain there are other businesses in the same shoes as I am right now.

So far, Google has suggested other solutions such as www.fastecash.com, www.topupnigeria.com and possibly www.etranzact.com but I am yet to contact any of these providers.

Please respond if you have tried any of the providers above (Interswitch, FasteCash, ETranzact, TopUpNigeria) or any other web payment solution provider. In addition to information on 1. registration costs and 2. transaction charges, I would sincerely appreciate comments on reliability (i.e. any downtime experienced?), customer care and response time.

Thanks, Nairalanders.

youngchopper: Bought a second hand use 607. Want to knw hw much to replace the engine ew 12. Friends told me to get rid of d car dat its too costly to maintain. Pals how true is that

Bobbyendy: Greetings my fellow nairalanders, I went out yesterday with my nissan altima 2006 model, when it was time 2get back home d car could nt move It only start but cannot move no matter d amount of acceleration since it was late I left it there so this morning I took a mechanic there and uptill now he can't still figure out the problem..- will appreciate your contributions pls..

FMary: We had finished our semester examinations and almost all the students had travelled. [b]My friends and I were so broke n we decided to lure a byke man to our hostel area which was usually lonely at night n rob him. We were 3 in number so one person went to town n boarded a byke back to de hostel n we actually robbed him with table n pen knife. [/b]Unfortunately our loot was very little n since one of us needed to travel urgently we gave him de money. The next day he came back to de hostel having stolen a lot of money from his father so we went to town to drink in a 5 star hotel. It was late when we came back one of us bringing back a prostitute. As we were about to enter out hostel some robbers decended on us n went in with us n stole almost all de money our friend stole from his father. They raped de prostitute also so de bad side of it was that in the morning the prostitute invited the police telling them it was us. The police came n arrested the guy who stole from his father n another guy... I was lucky dey did not see me. It happened de guy's father had to come n bail him from the police station n eventually withrew him from out school..... True life story

onoja12: we would use ur money to work for u,while u relax indeed we can pay u 20% a month interest and even garanty ur funds.u can call me on 08060310590

Geranimo: Hi all

Please I would appreciate expert advice on the difference between pre-ordered cars and cars sold at Cotonuo.
I mean difference with regards to:
a. Quality
b. Price/cost

I would appreciate constructive advice from Nairalanders since this would help me a great deal in deciding where to source the car I intend buying soon.

Thanks.

Dual Core: I'm not into the technicalities of cars so I will just comment from a lay man driver point of view.

About your engine dying when in Gear 1 and about to move: Every manual transmission vehicle has this point of equilibrium (dunno the technical name) between the accelerator and the clutch. You have to master that. Your acceleration should meet your releasing the clutch at that point of equilibrium for a smooth take off. Once take off is initiated, don't just take your feet off the cluth immediately. You just need to master that point of equilibrium for your car. Best place to get used to it is in an open field. After knowing that point then enter lagos roads. . . the traffic jams are enough on-the-road exercises to work with.


About when to change gears
Look at the RPM when accelerating, you shouldn't let it get close to red. Changing gears should come instinctively. . . you should know when you have accelerated and max'd that gear. Most times I force an Auto to move a gear higher by reducing the RPM for a second or so. In a manual vehicle you should also listen to the engine and change just before it starts sounding stressed. When coming downwards with gears I personally think its safe to drop in a downward sequence. From 6 to 5 to 4 to 3 and so on. Not from 6 to 4 or 3.

Just my 2 kobo. . . heck I wish I knew cars like I knew codes

drmax: Please users of ML320, how reliable is this SUV, cost of maintenance, durability & availability of competent mechanics to maintain it.

Ikenna351: Bigx,

You have made this a reality, a discussion section. Thanks.

Ikenna.

gulfer: @bigx, the mods/seun finally gave us a car-talk board-Hurray!

Peterson1993: ^ ^ Honestly I dont believe that poll a bit ... I think some fake accounts were activated to make votes . I wish I Knew, I would have activated my about 20 fake accounts as well and create additional 30 accounts and give whogohost 50 fakes votes.. This thread is dominated by whogohost fans. Trudigits is still coming up and will be a complete trash comparing it with whogohost that is up already. Whogohost from what I gathered, is already going global . lol naija people no go kill person with laf ooo. Some ghost voters were busy voting while I was busy sleeping