Domain Problem

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by toofast, Aug 2, 2010.

  1. #1
    Hello,

    I just updated the NameServers of my new hosting, they got live but i can't see anything of my work.

    It says this:
    This site is under development
    This is a default template, indicating that the webmaster has not yet uploaded a Web site to the server.
    
    For information on how to build or upload a site, please visit your web hosting company's site. 
    Code (markup):
    I bought the hosting from ipage[dot]com

    Note: I already uploaded files on the webhosting but doesn't work.

    Regards,
    toofast
     
    toofast, Aug 2, 2010 IP
  2. mcfox

    mcfox Wind Maker

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    Nameservers can take a while to propagate - sometimes as long as 24 hours.

    Also, that looks like the default page that gets installed when a new account is set up so have you checked the root area for the 'shadow page.' What I mean is, if your site's homepage is index.php or index.html the default shadow page is usually index.htm and this will get served first so you'll see that message. If you look in the root area of your site using ftp or file manager, you will be able to see if index.htm exists (sometimes called default.html).
     
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  3. toofast

    toofast Active Member

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    There is no file called index.html, index.htm or default.html and the nameservers already updated.
     
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    try to ping it or browsershots or flush your dns
     
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  5. mcfox

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    And all your files are where they are supposed to be?

    Create a php info page and run it by directly entering the url in your browser.

    Put this in your file and call it something like myphpinfo.php:
    <?php
    phpinfo();
    ?>
    PHP:
    Navigate to it directly. That will at least tell you if php is working okay.
     
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  6. toofast

    toofast Active Member

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    There already exists index.php as i installed wordpress using InstallCenter. I also tried to install it manually before but i couldn't, i still get the same page.
     
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    Can you access wp-admin? If so, have you checked that the template is active?
     
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