We've had a report of the following error, "Failed to add HTML header.ColdFusion is unable to add the header you specified to the output stream. This is probably because you have used it to set one of the ColdFusion Session Cookies or Authentication cookie. Please use Application/Server level configuration for this."

If you can't login to your store or were able to but can't now, here's the easy fix. 

Paypal is making changes to make their payment transactions to improve security. These apply to anyone using Paypal Standard, Paypal Express, Paypal Pro, or Paypal Payflow. 

We recommend that if you're using Paypal Standard that you switch to Paypal Express. We've had several clients report Paypal orders not getting recorded in the CFWebstore admin. This appears to a communications problem with Paypal Standard.

If you're using CFWebstore version 6.50 or above, Paypal Express is already built-in. It's simply a matter of setting up APi credentials in your Paypal account and adding them to payment settings in the CFWebstore admin. 

USPS recently updated their API and now requires the OriginZip when returning rates for Canandian addresses. Here's the fix. 

Authorize.net is starting to rout all Internet traffic through Akamai, a third-party cloud network service that routes and delivers Internet traffic. You have a year to update to your website but doing it know may help speed up your website. 

Chrome update 44.x released on or about July 22nd is destroying the layout of CFWebstore v6.44 or earlier. Here's how to fix it. 

If you're getting an error the error 'Failed to set cookie' in Coldfusion 10 or 11, there's an easy fix. 

On May 31st 2015, USPS started requiring the Originzip be passed for Canadian shipments. This update is required to return rates for Cananda. 

Is you text editor no longer showing? Or is it only showing in IE? There's a quick fix to make it reappear in all browsers. 

On April 21st, Google announced that searches from mobile devices will now get results that favor mobile websites. With mobile search requests now equalling desktop search results, you're site had better be mobile friendly. 

Vulnerabilities have been found in the commonly used SHA-1 SSL certificate. All major organizations are moving to the SHA-256 SSL by 2016. Some payment processors are moving in 2015 and if you don't upgrade you won't be able to connect to their websites.