Pipe Lover's Ring now has its own domain!
After sharing the domain with my business address for the past couple of months, I thought it was time that our ring had its own domain. Look up in your address bar and you will see it: pipeloversring.com.
It still will be sharing some of the same files with my other domains, but by and large it is on its own.
What this means is that we will be fully indexed by all of the search engines, including Google. We will also have our own email addresses, so if anybody wants one, let me know. There are lots of advantages, so it really was a no-brainer in deciding to get one.
I also updated the code so if anybody wishes to get a fresh copy of the code just sign on like you did when you registered the first time and click the HTML code get button. In fact, I would encourage everyone to do so if you are able to.

Here is a step-by-step guide to get you started:

1) Go to: http://www.todaysfreetips.com/cgi-bin/ringlink/siteadmin.cgi
2) For Site ID, choose: 24201
3) Enter your Site ID and Password that you used to register.
4) Once logged-in, click the Get Code button.
5) Highlight all of the HTML code then right-click, then copy.
Note: Some web-sites require all of the code to be on one line, so if you are having trouble getting the code to function properly, select the button that says One line.
Another issue is that some sites require the use of single quotes instead of double quotes. It has come up for me a few times in the past, and that is when I tried to place code inside another form or table such as an iFrame division tag. Simply just replace all of the double quotes with single ones. You will definitely have to have all of the code on One Line if you change the doubles to singles.
6) Replace the old code with the new using Notepad or other HTML editor program.

That is pretty much it. If anyone wants me to send them the code, just send me an email asking me, and I will be glad to do so.
Thanks again for being a part of our Ring, and making it what it is today.

UPDATE
Please Note:
The new code for our ring had a little trouble getting off the ground, but after working out a few bugs, I feel that it is ready to replace the old code that most of you still have on your site.
A special thanks to Catini Pipes, David Wagner and a few others, I was able to test the code and work out all of the bugs and glitches. One thing I did was by default made all of the code on one line, so be sure that ALL of the code is highlighted before copying it to your clipboard. This way it will work on every type of web page. Should you run into any trouble, let me know so that I can address it personally.

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