How to upload a webpage Thread poster: Nina Snoj
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Nina Snoj Slovenia Spanish to Slovenian + ...
Dear colleagues, I recently finished working on my own homepage (very simple Frontpage piece of art), but I now have problems uploading it to the webpage. I was wondering if anyone of you happens to be a webmaster and can help me out with this. Perhaps some additional work is needed, but as I said before, it's a very simple webpage. I know I could look for such help elsewhere, but I am confident there are IT professionals among the members of this community. Please, cont... See more Dear colleagues, I recently finished working on my own homepage (very simple Frontpage piece of art), but I now have problems uploading it to the webpage. I was wondering if anyone of you happens to be a webmaster and can help me out with this. Perhaps some additional work is needed, but as I said before, it's a very simple webpage. I know I could look for such help elsewhere, but I am confident there are IT professionals among the members of this community. Please, contact me in private for further details, payment method, etc. Thank you all and have a great day! ▲ Collapse | | |
All what you need... | Feb 28, 2007 |
Hi Nina, You need an FTP software such as Cute FTP to do that job or you can do that directly through Dreamweaver. You will be asked for: User name: Password: IP of hosting server: Kind regards | | |
Ramon Ortega Spain Local time: 15:11 English to Spanish + ... FrontPage support | Feb 28, 2007 |
Hi there, Check with you ISP (Internet Service Provider) whether they provide FrontPage support, aka FrontPage Extensions. If so, you can publish your web site with FrontPage, details at http://www.microsoftfrontpage.com/content/articles/pub_fp.html Otherwise you'll need to upload your site via FTP (File Transfer Protocol) which is like coping file... See more Hi there, Check with you ISP (Internet Service Provider) whether they provide FrontPage support, aka FrontPage Extensions. If so, you can publish your web site with FrontPage, details at http://www.microsoftfrontpage.com/content/articles/pub_fp.html Otherwise you'll need to upload your site via FTP (File Transfer Protocol) which is like coping files from your local folder into a remote one. If you can't avail of CuteFTP, you can use Internet Explorer to do so. Just type in the FTP path (URL) provided by your ISP in the address bar, e.g: ftp://ftpserver/myfolder you'll surely get an error message, dismiss it and select File from the menu bar, choose Login As which will open the Login As dialog box prompting you to enter your user name and password. Also note that some ISP's might requiere you to activate the service choosing or changing your password and a name for your remote folder. Good luck! ▲ Collapse | | |
Textklick Local time: 15:11 German to English + ... In memoriam
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Andrea Riffo Chile Local time: 10:11 English to Spanish + ...
Hi Nina, Like others have said, a simple (free) FTP program will do. I just want to add that Frontpage uses some IE-specific (propietary) tags which could make your website hard to read in other browsers such as Firefox. Greetings Andrea | | |
Nina Snoj Slovenia Spanish to Slovenian + ... TOPIC STARTER First of all, thank you all | Mar 1, 2007 |
... for your advice. Ahmad, I downloaded the Cute FTP and it really does seem to be very simple to use. I also checked the links recommended by Ramon and Chris, which seem to be very useful. Also, thanks Andrea for the warning about the disadvantages of Frontpage (heard that before, but I can only manage Frontpage). The thing is that I have already purchased the domain a long time ago and I have tried practically everything to make the site work, so my guess is that my page str... See more ... for your advice. Ahmad, I downloaded the Cute FTP and it really does seem to be very simple to use. I also checked the links recommended by Ramon and Chris, which seem to be very useful. Also, thanks Andrea for the warning about the disadvantages of Frontpage (heard that before, but I can only manage Frontpage). The thing is that I have already purchased the domain a long time ago and I have tried practically everything to make the site work, so my guess is that my page structure just isn't well built. I am a complete amateur at these things, and besides working&studying I really don't have much time left to invest it into learning a new webpage programme (although I wouldn't mind). Therefore, if anyone of you can make a webpage in any other/ a better programme and publish it on the web (I will provide the necessary information), I would be very interested to hear from you or to recieve an offer of your services. I believe it's a simple job for someone experienced but one that will take me forever. Have a very nice day...! ▲ Collapse | | |
Andrea Riffo Chile Local time: 10:11 English to Spanish + ...
Hello Nina, What does your directory say? Mine has the following folders: .autorespond .cpanel-datastore .spamassassin .sqmaildata .trash etc mail public_ftp public_html tmp www To activate the website, I uploaded the loose files to the www folder. | | |
Nina Snoj Slovenia Spanish to Slovenian + ... TOPIC STARTER
I just sent you a message in private. | |
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Dear Nina, As a web designer beside being a translator I can help in this regard. If interested kindly email me in private. Kind regards | | |
I may be a little late... | Apr 26, 2007 |
Hi Nina, I just arrived in this forum... and although I am sure you have resolved your challenges via the competences of Ahmad, I am also happy to lend you a hand (or anyone else in this forum) with any future FTP / design or 'being found in search engine issues' questions... as that's what I do! Best regards, Paul Franglix | | |