Re: [AISdiscuss] AIS PayPal Online Subscription

["Jill Bonino" <aissecjill@earthlink.net>]

Thank you John and Chris...I just went to the website and bought an on-line 
Gift Membership for a friend of mine in Oklahoma City.  No problem.  It took 
me about 5 minutes, (3 minutes of which was finding Susan's address).

As to the discussion about the PayPal costs for Sections/Cooperating 
Societies, I think we should NOT pass this cost on at this time.  The 
subsequent information provided by Tom and comments by Hal and Bob persuaded 
me to change my initial recommendation.  The amounts of money are not 
significant to our budget and the goodwill among the Section/Cooperating 
Socieities that "picking up the tab" for PayPal will bring will more than 
make up for it.

Jill


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John I Jones" <jijones@usjoneses.com>
To: <aisdiscuss@aisboard.org>
Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2006 11:56 PM
Subject: [AISdiscuss] AIS PayPal Online Subscription


> The AIS PayPal online subscription page is now active and will gladly take 
> your money.. You can go directly to it at:
>
> http://www.irises.org/ppmbrshp/aisonlinembrshp.htm
>
> It is not accessible form the main website yet. Chris will add a button on 
> the Home page and on the standard membership page shortly so that there is 
> a path from the Home page.
>
> I am sure there are things that will need to be changed or fixed, please 
> let me know and I will see if I can accommodate them.
>
> I am not whining, complaining or bragging, but while it may have taken 
> some programmer 2 hours to set up a PayPal website for a nursery, the AIS 
> site represents a little over 30 hours of my time setting up the various 
> pages, getting the correct code written for the buttons, testing, and then 
> reconfiguring so that the information flowed directly to Tom Gormley. 
> Thanks to Tom for his patience and help, and to Chris Hollinshead for his 
> help and support.
>
> MIS and SPCNI have both told me they would like to be on our PP page and I 
> am considering how best to architect the page structures
>
> Now that I have done the first page set, the next should be easier.
>
>
> John                | "There be dragons here"
>                          |  Annotation used by ancient cartographers
>                          |  to indicate the edge of the known world.
>
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