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I'm using gatorhost and I'm a little confused with the file manager
I would like to use my one domain to make multiple product sales pages but how do I do this? I realize I can create pages in my public html folder but how do you know what becomes what? is index.html always the home page? If i made another file in the same folder and named it say clickbank would that automatically become mydomain .com/clickbank? |
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Anthing inside your public_html folder has to be referenced by its full file name - with the exception of a file called index (or home). So of you have a file called clickbank.htm you would have to use http://www.yourdomain.com/clickbank.htm If you'd rather not show the suffix (the .htm part) then create a new folder inside of public_html called clickbank and put the clickbank.htm file inside of that - and change its name to index.htm Note that I'm using .htm as the example, but it could equally be .html or .php So if you did that, the reference would now be http://www.yourdomain.com/clickbank/ I hope that makes things a bit clearer. Martin |
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Yes it does thank you
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