Stamp Smarter Website Upgrade

My wife was right, my timing sucks.
Over the last 5-10 minutes the web host service had a PHP glitch that took all the PHP functionality offline. (You can tell by the opening page. The "Philatelic Word of the Day' is PHP code and this also stopped working). The online membership form is handled by PHP code. I'm checking with them but right now it appears to be working again.
Don

Not working for me. No membership application.

Hmmm, working here. Did you try 'refreshing' the page? When you say 'no application' does it mean when you submit the form it does not come back with a 'Email sent' message? Does it throw any error messages? Thanks for your help.
If anyone else reads this and has a minute, can you test by trying it out?
http://www.stampsmarter.com/feature...bership.html
Don

Worked for me just now. page now says "Email Sent Successfully."
Site seems to working great here. Nice work Don!
I did notice a Postal rate tool error, sent another email about it.

I did get into membership application through the link you provided and signed up but I cannot get into the application or sign in through the Stamp Smarter site that I bookmarked from Google.

So I cannot sign in and not sure if my membership went through.

I did clean and clear everything I know how to do.

redwoodrandy,
Yes, I got your test. Any old links that you have bookmarked may no longer work, you will have to set new ones. This is because many of the file names changed; sorry, this could not be avoided. The new membership log in page is this..
http://www.stampsmarter.com/feature...Members.html
Don

I just sent you a new user name and password.
Don

Don, I'm sorry to hear about your health situation. I wish you (and your wife) all the best.

It seems to me as though this issue of saving websites is a general IT industry issue, and not just limited to our little philatelic corner of the world. It sure seems like a good opportunity for some cloud provider to provide web storage and some IT services company to have web programmers port and maintain (minimally) old websites. Admittedly, for something like what you've got, it would be best done from within the philatelic world, to allow better content management. I do hope that the APS decides someday to hire programmer(s) and assist with this type of activity.