CoreCommerce

Yes, you can still use CoreCommerce even if you don’t have a domain name yet. Once you purchase your domain name and change the DNS to our servers, your domain ...

You can use your own domain name with CoreCommerce. Here is what you'll need to do to tie it to your store: Log in to your CoreCommerce admin panel Hover over the Account link ...

Any domain purchased through CoreCommerce.com can be managed here: http://access.rcomexpress.com/default.asp. You will need to contact our Support team to get your login information. If you didn't purchase your domain ...

You can set up multiple domains inside your account, but only your primary domain name will be configured to accept email. So for example, if your domain name was tshirts.com, ...

In order to point your domain to your store, you will need to change the domain's nameservers. You will find the nameservers you need to use in your admin under Account > Domains. Please ...

You won't be able to actually transfer the domain name from your registrar (e.g. GoDaddy, Register.com) to CoreCommerce. You can, however, point the domain to your store by changing the ...

To order domain name thorugh CoreCommerce, go here: https://www.corecommerce.com/ecommerce-software-domain-name-registration.html

If your store pages are going to your old domain, the issue is that the links are still using the old domain URL. Depending on how the links are set ...

To create a subdomain, such as blog.mydomain.com: Log in to your CoreCommerce admin panel Hover over the Account link in the upper right corner and click on Domains Hover over the domain name you ...

You can use a subdomain (example: shop.mydomain.com) for your store as long as your domain host allows a subdomain to point to its own DNS server. What you will need ...

The store name you create when you sign up is the "temporary" URL for your CoreCommerce store. Until you point a domain to your store, you would access your store ...

In order to get a dedicated IP address, you will need to purchase a dedicated SSL. Please see this article on how to get your SSL installed. Once ...

When you sign up for CoreCommerce, you do not need to do anything to make sure that you are processing your transactions securely. Every new store is set to use ...

Many domain names used for the World Wide Web begin with www because of the long-standing practice of naming Internet hosts (servers) according to the services they provide. The hostname ...

To remove the CoreCommerce.com address from your store, you will need your own domain name. If you also want to remove it from the checkout section, you will additionally need ...

If you have your domain pointed to your store using the store's nameservers, then you can create an A record. A records are most commonly used for subdomains, e.g. blog.mydomain.com To ...

You can disable the default corecommerce.com URL be adding your own domain. To do this: Log in to your CoreCommerce admin panel Hover over the Account link in the upper right corner ...

CloudFlare FAQ The previous issue with their Rocket Loader has been resolved and testing has shown normal store functionality with the added benefit of the CloudFlare Rocket Loader. Click here to ...

You can use CloudFlare with CoreCommerce with really great results! What is CloudFlare? It is a service that decreases your bandwidth usage, increases site speed, and stops malicious attacks. It ...

If you've signed up with CloudFlare and want to keep your email accounts with CoreCommerce, rather than using a third-party such as Google Apps, you will need to set up ...

Google Apps Email Google Apps Email is a free mail service provided by Google. It supports POP3 and IMAP, and can be used as a webmail client. You will ...

Once your domain name has propagated and you want to set your CoreCommerce store to using your domain name here is what you would need to do: In your CoreCommerce admin ...

If you've signed up with CloudFlare and want to use Google Apps email accounts you will need to set up some records in your domain's DNS zone file within CloudFlare. To ...