Tag Archives: Harddrive

uploading a Frontpage website

Posted on September 25, 2012 by admin432 views

We are about to utilize 1and1 to web host my website. Easily designed the entire site in Frontpage, and linked all the clickable stuff, what will I must do once I upload as well as Will I can relink everything Or should it be odne automatically for me Everything requires been done on auto-pilot using relative hyperlinks. However, you may have to check that the many links don’t go to the files on your harddrive compared with just relative links towards files – We’ve never used Frontpage in advance of, but I are aware that that problem can certainly occur with Dreamweaver sometimes (like when you start creating as well as without saving it to be a site first that has a local root folder). But I guess you may really find out when you finally upload the site on the web (or you can test looking in your source code). effectively, I started post started building the whole thing as the " New Website" inside frontpage.. I notice from the code, some information are referenced along with C: \ from the name, and some simply develop the last few service nmes (the diretories following website folder…. ). Is that … Continue reading →

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Easiest way to back up site?

Posted on September 8, 2012 by admin578 views

Greetings, I’ve never downloaded a website via ftp in advance of and I’m owning trouble. Someone must install an kept up to date version of my friend adder site during my host and told me to download a save of the web page to my computer via ftp. But everytime I try to download the web-site I get faults… is there a less strenuous way to save a site Additionally, I’m not even sure skin color files I have to back up. thank you. When buy an FTP application, like Filezilla (which will be free), it unwraps two home windows. The window on the left is ones PC, the window on the right is the webspace (website). You merely select all files on the right and copy them up to the left. At this point, depending on the amount of files are at this time there, and your link speed, it will take a while for you to copy the files onto your PC. Using FTP is like opening folders on your own harddrive and changing files around. If you are site uses MySQL, those database files won’t be part of the download, as your webhost keeps those in a … Continue reading →

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