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RyanGP
Oct 1st 2007, 5:36 pm
i cant even publish one page! Im stuck with Nvu... i dont know how to publish a page and i need stpe by step instructions, im very very very dumb when it comes to this apparently. some guy told me to save my files to public_html webspace! what the hello is that?
8everything
Oct 1st 2007, 6:22 pm
He meant to upload your file in the public_html folder in your FTP (so it appears live on your site).
Lordy
Oct 1st 2007, 6:25 pm
ehm... i think you should probably read some guides or something. unfortunately, i don't know where you should start at.
assuming you have Nvu and made a site from that, you'll need to save it and upload it to your server, into the public_html folder (cpanel/da)
or httpdocs (plesk)
LilJohn81
Oct 2nd 2007, 1:24 pm
it's one thing to make a site. the next is to get it hosted (on the web).
may i recommend x10hosting (x10hosting.com/hosting)
if you have trouble they are more than happy to help you get started...
TimShank
Oct 2nd 2007, 10:43 pm
There are a lot of step by step tutorials online. I learned many years ago at htmlgoodies.com. You can also spend some time at the library or local book store. I know it can seem overwhelming at first but there will come a day when it will all seem to start to fall into place.
The public_html folder is where your web content is stored at your web host. Everything stored in that folder is visible on your website. You will need to FTP (file transfer protocol) into your server. There are plenty of free ftp programs to choose from. It is just a way to transfer files from your computer to your server.
Take it one step at a time or you will drive yourself crazy. Don't give up, once you get the hang of it then it will be yours for life.
crashlab
Oct 3rd 2007, 4:22 am
There are a lot of step by step tutorials online. I learned many years ago at htmlgoodies.com. You can also spend some time at the library or local book store. I know it can seem overwhelming at first but there will come a day when it will all seem to start to fall into place.
The public_html folder is where your web content is stored at your web host. Everything stored in that folder is visible on your website. You will need to FTP (file transfer protocol) into your server. There are plenty of free ftp programs to choose from. It is just a way to transfer files from your computer to your server.
Take it one step at a time or you will drive yourself crazy. Don't give up, once you get the hang of it then it will be yours for life.
Good! follow this member it says the good way. :)
Fairplay
Oct 3rd 2007, 9:48 am
If you really can't make that happen, pay someone to teach you or get it up for you... i mean a real person not a book...
RyanGP
Oct 3rd 2007, 11:26 am
ok heres where im at... I have a domain. i have a host. im using cpanel through my host. i typed in my nameservers like the ones that were in my welcome email. ive created an ftp account. Do i even need a program like filezilla? or can i just publish pages through cpanel? OR...
should i just buy a book?
or pay someone to do it for me?
ariyes
Oct 3rd 2007, 12:06 pm
ok heres where im at... I have a domain. i have a host. im using cpanel through my host. i typed in my nameservers like the ones that were in my welcome email. ive created an ftp account. Do i even need a program like filezilla? or can i just publish pages through cpanel? OR...
should i just buy a book?
or pay someone to do it for me?
Yea u can publish pages form c panel but it is not the right way to publish the page. Try to use FTP program for uploading your file to your server. It is the most popular and easiest way. :)
Fairplay
Oct 3rd 2007, 4:39 pm
You certainly can do it through cpanel. I've done it. But i find it easier for me through an ftp program. I use Filezilla but i still do use cpanel at times.
Let me know if you need any help.
maracola
Oct 4th 2007, 1:54 am
I use DirectAdmin to moderate my site.
terminator69
Oct 4th 2007, 2:15 pm
I also use Filezilla, never used cPanel for that.
ScottDaMan
Oct 4th 2007, 2:16 pm
For anyone in this position who just frustrates easily but wants a site online, I usually suggest Wordpress to them. This way, they can have their site online instantly and they can start working on what matters most to them, publishing their content.
Just a suggestion.
clinton
Oct 4th 2007, 2:20 pm
I just get out my good old Programmer's Notepad and I'm good. Could never use those graphic html editors...
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