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Shnooter
Using my own site

  • 2004/8/27 20:33

  • Shnooter

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  • Since: 2004/8/27


I've already made a site using Dreamweaver and i want to know is there any way i can use it with Xsas?
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tjnemez
Re: Using my own site

  • 2004/8/28 0:04

  • tjnemez

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  • Since: 2003/9/21


so you have created a layout with dreamweaver and you want to use it for your XOOPS theme?
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Shnooter
Re: Using my own site

  • 2004/8/28 8:26

  • Shnooter

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I made a whole web site with it. I want to know where do I put my site so people can view it on the net
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Duane
Re: Using my own site

  • 2004/8/28 12:43

  • Duane

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  • Since: 2004/7/20


Do you have a domain name / an IP address that you can point to your server?
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Shnooter
Re: Using my own site

  • 2004/8/28 15:21

  • Shnooter

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I got No-IP.com
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Duane
Re: Using my own site

  • 2004/8/28 15:50

  • Duane

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I don't know how that works -
But for me I have a domain name and a folder where I have XOOPS set up

I use this to get to it

http://www.my-sitename.org/xoops-dir-name
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Shnooter
Re: Using my own site

  • 2004/8/28 22:16

  • Shnooter

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I don't need help with the domain I need help kowing where to put the web site files so people can view it
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DonXoop
Re: Using my own site

This isn't about XOOPS is it?

Anyway, read the docs on the web server and place your files in the default location or your own and specify it in the httpd.conf file.
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ranchnachos
Re: Using my own site

  • 2004/8/29 3:09

  • ranchnachos

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  • Since: 2004/8/29


no-ip.com is a dynamic IP website resolver..
It allows you to have a simple subdomain on no-ip.com (or many other domains to choose from); yoursite.no-ip.com -- and it'll resolve to your own computers IP address with the help of a program to install which keeps pinging the no-ip servers to inform it of any IP changes.

It also has a small web server built into it so you can host off your own computer.


If you're using No-IP.com you should have some sort of directoy with that program to set your files, and it'll host directly from your computer..
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Shnooter
Re: Using my own site

  • 2004/8/29 10:21

  • Shnooter

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  • Since: 2004/8/27


Let me explain again.

I have built my own site.

I want to know which folder I put all my web site files in
so that it will show when I load Xsas and click XOOPS 2 my site loads.

or

How do I direct No-IP.com to my site.
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