Greetings,
Im new to developing websites. I’m utilizing all Coffee Pot software.
I’ve created a new Flash Order Form to the product my firm sells.
While i try to distribute this onto my webpage, I push " Upload" then I connect to my website. Underneath Server Directory, MY SPOUSE AND I upload the thumb form. I could see it in the particular server directory, nevertheless it never shows through to my page.
I called up GoDaddy as well as the guy said this I’ve uploaded the actual files correctly, but We need my index. html page to recognize that it is out there.
Has anyone had issues like this before Or does someone need to describe better Please help!!!
Did people create an index. html page Do you know of an html page containing that flash file in it
What is your domain name As part of your address bar, you will be able to type in yourdomainname/htmlpage. html code for whatever html document page you’ve incorporated that flash file in.
My website is www. officialminihoops. com
While i use Coffee Glass to upload the particular files, these would be the files listed underneath my server directory.
Equipment Directory:
Break Away Rim Feature—This is a folder that has pictures on the flash gallery.
" Files" folder
" Stats" folder
gdform. asp
default. htm
listing. htm
breakaway rim feature. htm– this is actually the file for the actual flash gallery, as possible see, its below the server index, but it simply doesnt display on it.
make contact with page. htm
make contact with. html
convert. html
default. html
problem. html
listing. html
Life time Warranty. html
myform. html– this is actually the flash form i’m trying to upload and won’t show
noscript. html
product. html
****. html
beautiful. html
email-1. jpg
reddish. jpg
breakaway rim feature. swf– zero idea what this particular is
myform. swf
vsd. uploaded
breakaway rim feature. xml–again…. zero idea
myform. xml
As possible see, the server directory has all the files I’ve attempted to upload, yet they just will not appear on my own webpage.
Did you know what can often be wrong