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Anyone know about building a website/FileZilla?

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RJD2
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Hey guys, i'm new to website building and trying out my first website. I just made a basic ".htm" file with Publisher to test out FTP transferring, but can't seem to get it to work.

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I used both the FTP program on GoDaddy's site, as well as FileZilla. I can't get the .htm file to appear on the website. I tried creating a "www" subdirectory and putting the file in there, as well as just putting it in the main directory. Neither works.

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Thanks.
Jul 29 2010 11:38AM 0 0
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ECfreeski3
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how do you know it didnt work? i only ask because a www folder is in the right window (your uploaded window) and on the log it says directory listing successful. im no filezilla expert, i just use it occasionally at work, but that usually means it worked..
Jul 29 2010 11:42AM 0 0
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Pippin
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If you don't know too much about building websites, have a look at squarespace.com.
Jul 29 2010 11:45AM 0 0
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RJD2
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I don't think it work because when you go to the website,

www.chillaxable.com

it still has the "File Not Found" screen. Shouldn't my .html file image be what appears on the website now?

And yes, i also have it hosted with GoDaddy so that shouldnt be a problem.
Jul 29 2010 11:51AM 0 0
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ECfreeski3
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yeah sorry man i know just about nothing about website building at this point. i just know how to use filezilla sorry bro
Jul 29 2010 11:53AM 0 0
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vitols
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definitely do this.
Jul 29 2010 12:03PM 0 0
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Hoppy
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Yeah, you'll need to put a index.html file in your root directory (just to try it out).
If you use windows, just open notepad, type a message and save it as index.html, then upload it to your server.

www.w3schools.com also have some good tutorials .
Jul 29 2010 2:10PM 0 0
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Hack.The.Pow.
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I second this. Poke around w3schools for some good info
Jul 29 2010 2:40PM 0 0
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venturelinks
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If you are new to the website building game, better stay away from it as it can consume a huge amount of time.  I suggest you can either join word press and build sites on the blog platform.  Alernatively you can join the affilojetpack program of Mark Ling before 1st August and get 5 niche website with all the contnet and tools for you to promote them.

You can read articles on website building and affilojetpack at http://affilojetpack-reviews.com/
Jul 30 2010 12:33PM 0 0
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Mooserz
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Save yourself time and server costs

http://flavors.me/
Jul 30 2010 12:39PM 0 0
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OlliePop
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Hire a some legit tech nerd to do it for you
best way to do it
Jul 30 2010 12:46PM 0 0
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