However the bigger question is whether or not it’s ok to take JUST the dot-ca if the dot-com is already taken. In this day and age with most dot-com’s gone, my personal opinion is yes.

The sticky residue you noted is a by-product of both of these insects: honeydew. If you ever witness these insects outside on your native plants surrounding your home, you’ll notice the same sticky residue. Additionally, ants will often hang out with these insect pests forming a symbiolic relationship and helping to protect them. In turn, the ants feed off the honeydew! Quite interesting…

Anyway, something as simple as a hard jet of water will knock off these insects and give you some control. If you want to go the less toxic route, use a dilute solution (10%) of rubbing alcohol and water and spray the plants once a day. Do not leave them in the sun, as they will burn. The quickest (and much more toxic) method would be any pesticide you find in a home/garden store. They all supply the same stuff – and most of these pesticides are broad spectrum so they’ll kill a large range of plant pests.

Good luck with your orchids!

One way around this is to use the require_once(); directive. http://www.php.net/require_once

Maybe you should try putting this point accross to your client or perhaps offering both solutions on the website, such as a “Want to use PayPal? Click Here!” link to get to an official checkout.