Dreamweaver help (XHTML/HTML help)
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Galvatron78
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Dreamweaver help (XHTML/HTML help)
whats up ya'll I'm working on my website prohect i need to know how to make my saved documents (that I've already saved and finished) have a web address so that I can use them as links to connect to each other....what I mean by this is say i have a page finished how do i make sure it has a Http:// address? Thanks in advance ya'll.
Re: Dreamweaver help (XHTML/HTML help)
you need a url and webspace to upload those pages toGalvatron78 wrote:whats up ya'll I'm working on my website prohect i need to know how to make my saved documents (that I've already saved and finished) have a web address so that I can use them as links to connect to each other....what I mean by this is say i have a page finished how do i make sure it has a Http:// address? Thanks in advance ya'll.
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Galvatron78
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well yea, you cant just have www.galvatron.com for free
and yea, schools usually have webspace for their students. you can just ftp in and upload your pages.
name your homepage index.html or something. after its uploaded, just go to students.university.edu/index.html (or whatever the address is) and you should see your homepage
and yea, schools usually have webspace for their students. you can just ftp in and upload your pages.
name your homepage index.html or something. after its uploaded, just go to students.university.edu/index.html (or whatever the address is) and you should see your homepage
Uh yeah Rakesh basically layed it out for you
Your school most likely provides space for you.
If not there's always Geocities, right?
Right?
Actually if you need to do things with PHP/SQL tables for free, as I remember, at least this was in action a few years ago, lycos.co.uk gave free accounts that had php and some other stuff enabled. Might want to check that out too if you need to do something more exciting
Your school most likely provides space for you.
If not there's always Geocities, right?
Right?
Actually if you need to do things with PHP/SQL tables for free, as I remember, at least this was in action a few years ago, lycos.co.uk gave free accounts that had php and some other stuff enabled. Might want to check that out too if you need to do something more exciting