super newbie question

Ari

When you log in to your site using your shiny new FTP software, look for a folder called "public_html" or sometimes "www".

That's where your web pages go.

Cheers,

Neil

I'll say it is not that simple! Do You have any Sign-up on Your squeeze page, or do You sell anything on your squeeze page?

On your server you have folder public_html . When somebody write your domain name in browser search
engine goes to public_html and look for file index.html

Edit your squeeze page with, for example, Notepad ++ and save it with name index.html then transfer this index.html with Core FTP to your server.

If You need any assistance contact me on Skype. I'll help you with this for free.

CGI stands for common gateway interface. It is a script that you can run a webserver to do certain things. Because these scripts need to be executed, they are done, but in a scripts folder (cgi-bin). There are many times that there are passwords in those scripts, for example to connect to a database, a script may contain a username and password. So now, you can see the importance of keeping the cgi-bin secure.

Common Gateway Interface Script files with extension .cgi (executable files)

Executable script written in C or Perl; typically stored in the "cgi-bin" folder within a website
directory on a Web server; can only be edited if it is not pre-compiled.


I hope this will help you a bit.

You need an FTPlike Filezilla, which is pretty cool to upload your site