Pls. can anyone teel me how to upload a website properly i will be very thank  

counter.txt and counter.php3 files apart from html file published from flash.. Now while uploading files on FTP server using UNIX host type, I have given php file Chmod value 665 (-rw-rw-r-x) and the text file Chmod value 666 (-rw-rw-rw-)…The counter is perfectly working by applying these action scripting codes and values in UNIX host type..

You can upload your website files using a number of different tools - an FTP Client, a Web Browser, or the Aplus.Net’s File Manager tool.

An FTP Client is useful when uploading a large number of files. Also, it is the most suitable application for uploading files with size of several Megabytes and more. Furthermore, a regular FTP client allows the user to manage the folder structure of the FTP space and file permissions. Examples of popular FTP clients are CuteFTP, WS_FTP, SmartFTP, FileZilla, LeechFTP, etc.

Answered by R.P. Singh at 10:22 AM on July 19, 2008

counter.txt and counter.php3 files apart from html file published from flash.. Now while uploading files on FTP server using UNIX host type, I have given php file Chmod value 665 (-rw-rw-r-x) and the text file Chmod value 666 (-rw-rw-rw-)…The counter is perfectly working by applying these action scripting codes and values in UNIX host type..

You can upload your website files using a number of different tools - an FTP Client, a Web Browser, or the Aplus.Net’s File Manager tool.

An FTP Client is useful when uploading a large number of files. Also, it is the most suitable application for uploading files with size of several Megabytes and more. Furthermore, a regular FTP client allows the user to manage the folder structure of the FTP space and file permissions. Examples of popular FTP clients are CuteFTP, WS_FTP, SmartFTP, FileZilla, LeechFTP, etc.

A Web Browser is good when you want to have quicker access without the need to configure any additional software. However, a web browser is not as efficient as a regular FTP Client when you need to upload larger files because the FTP connection usually time outs.

The File Manager is available through your Control Panel. It is extremely useful to manage the folder structure of your web space, upload a smaller number of files, or edit them directly on the server.

Answered by Sharad Singh at 6:06 PM on July 18, 2008

counter.txt and counter.php3 files apart from html file published from flash.. Now while uploading files on FTP server using UNIX host type, I have given php file Chmod value 665 (-rw-rw-r-x) and the text file Chmod value 666 (-rw-rw-rw-)…The counter is perfectly working by applying these action scripting codes and values in UNIX host type..

You can upload your website files using a number of different tools - an FTP Client, a Web Browser, or the Aplus.Net’s File Manager tool.

An FTP Client is useful when uploading a large number of files. Also, it is the most suitable application for uploading files with size of several Megabytes and more. Furthermore, a regular FTP client allows the user to manage the folder structure of the FTP space and file permissions. Examples of popular FTP clients are CuteFTP, WS_FTP, SmartFTP, FileZilla, LeechFTP, etc.

A Web Browser is good when you want to have quicker access without the need to configure any additional software. However, a web browser is not as efficient as a regular FTP Client when you need to upload larger files because the FTP connection usually time outs.

The File Manager is available through your Control Panel. It is extremely useful to manage the folder structure of your web space, upload a smaller number of files, or edit them directly on the server.

Answered by Rocky at 5:58 PM on July 18, 2008

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counter.txt and counter.php3 files apart from html file published from flash.. Now while uploading files on FTP server using UNIX host type, I have given php file Chmod value 665 (-rw-rw-r-x) and the text file Chmod value 666 (-rw-rw-rw-)…The counter is perfectly working by applying these action scripting codes and values in UNIX host type..

You can upload your website files using a number of different tools - an FTP Client, a Web Browser, or the Aplus.Net’s File Manager tool.

An FTP Client is useful when uploading a large number of files. Also, it is the most suitable application for uploading files with size of several Megabytes and more. Furthermore, a regular FTP client allows the user to manage the folder structure of the FTP space and file permissions. Examples of popular FTP clients are CuteFTP, WS_FTP, SmartFTP, FileZilla, LeechFTP, etc.

A Web Browser is good when you want to have quicker access without the need to configure any additional software. However, a web browser is not as efficient as a regular FTP Client when you need to upload larger files because the FTP connection usually time outs.



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Answered by Uttam at 1:29 PM on July 16, 2008

counter.txt and counter.php3 files apart from html file published from flash.. Now while uploading files on FTP server using UNIX host type, I have given php file Chmod value 665 (-rw-rw-r-x) and the text file Chmod value 666 (-rw-rw-rw-)…The counter is perfectly working by applying these action scripting codes and values in UNIX host type..

You can upload your website files using a number of different tools - an FTP Client, a Web Browser, or the Aplus.Net’s File Manager tool.

An FTP Client is useful when uploading a large number of files. Also, it is the most suitable application for uploading files with size of several Megabytes and more. Furthermore, a regular FTP client allows the user to manage the folder structure of the FTP space and file permissions. Examples of popular FTP clients are CuteFTP, WS_FTP, SmartFTP, FileZilla, LeechFTP, etc.

A Web Browser is good when you want to have quicker access without the need to configure any additional software. However, a web browser is not as efficient as a regular FTP Client when you need to upload larger files because the FTP connection usually time outs.

The File Manager is available through your Control Panel. It is extremely useful to manage the folder structure of your web space, upload a smaller number of files, or edit them directly on the server.

Answered by Yash at 9:42 AM on July 14, 2008

counter.txt and counter.php3 files apart from html file published from flash.. Now while uploading files on FTP server using UNIX host type, I have given php file Chmod value 665 (-rw-rw-r-x) and the text file Chmod value 666 (-rw-rw-rw-)…The counter is perfectly working by applying these action scripting codes and values in UNIX host type..

You can upload your website files using a number of different tools - an FTP Client, a Web Browser, or the Aplus.Net’s File Manager tool.

An FTP Client is useful when uploading a large number of files. Also, it is the most suitable application for uploading files with size of several Megabytes and more. Furthermore, a regular FTP client allows the user to manage the folder structure of the FTP space and file permissions. Examples of popular FTP clients are CuteFTP, WS_FTP, SmartFTP, FileZilla, LeechFTP, etc.

A Web Browser is good when you want to have quicker access without the need to configure any additional software. However, a web browser is not as efficient as a regular FTP Client when you need to upload larger files because the FTP connection usually time outs.

The File Manager is available through your Control Panel. It is extremely useful to manage the folder structure of your web space, upload a smaller number of files, or edit them directly on the server.

FTP CLIENT:

To upload your site using an FTP client, you will need the following information:

1. Hostname (host address):

* Unix-Based plans - This is ftpusername.web.aplus.net or your actual hosted domain name provided that it already resolves properly to your Aplus.Net hosting server. Please replace ftpusername with your actual Main FTP username associated with your hosting plan.
* Windows-Based plans – This is either ftpusername.win.aplus.net or your actual hosted domain name provided that it already resolves properly to your Aplus.Net hosting server. Please replace ftpusername with your actual Main FTP username associated with your hosting plan.

Answered by Ni .. at 10:18 AM on July 13, 2008

counter.txt and counter.php3 files apart from html file published from flash.. Now while uploading files on FTP server using UNIX host type, I have given php file Chmod value 665 (-rw-rw-r-x) and the text file Chmod value 666 (-rw-rw-rw-)…The counter is perfectly working by applying these action scripting codes and values in UNIX host type..

You can upload your website files using a number of different tools - an FTP Client, a Web Browser, or the Aplus.Net’s File Manager tool.

An FTP Client is useful when uploading a large number of files. Also, it is the most suitable application for uploading files with size of several Megabytes and more. Furthermore, a regular FTP client allows the user to manage the folder structure of the FTP space and file permissions. Examples of popular FTP clients are CuteFTP, WS_FTP, SmartFTP, FileZilla, LeechFTP, etc.

A Web Browser is good when you want to have quicker access without the need to configure any additional software. However, a web browser is not as efficient as a regular FTP Client when you need to upload larger files because the FTP connection usually time outs.

The File Manager is available through your Control Panel. It is extremely useful to manage the folder structure of your web space, upload a smaller number of files, or edit them directly on the server.

FTP CLIENT:

To upload your site using an FTP client, you will need the following information:

1. Hostname (host address):

* Unix-Based plans - This is ftpusername.web.aplus.net or your actual hosted domain name provided that it already resolves properly to your Aplus.Net hosting server. Please replace ftpusername with your actual Main FTP username associated with your hosting plan.
* Windows-Based plans – This is either ftpusername.win.aplus.net or your actual hosted domain name provided that it already resolves properly to your Aplus.Net hosting server. Please replace ftpusername with your actual Main FTP username associated with your hosting plan.

Answered by .... ..... at 6:47 AM on July 12, 2008

counter.txt and counter.php3 files apart from html file published from flash.. Now while uploading files on FTP server using UNIX host type, I have given php file Chmod value 665 (-rw-rw-r-x) and the text file Chmod value 666 (-rw-rw-rw-)…The counter is perfectly working by applying these action scripting codes and values in UNIX host type..

You can upload your website files using a number of different tools - an FTP Client, a Web Browser, or the Aplus.Net’s File Manager tool.

An FTP Client is useful when uploading a large number of files. Also, it is the most suitable application for uploading files with size of several Megabytes and more. Furthermore, a regular FTP client allows the user to manage the folder structure of the FTP space and file permissions. Examples of popular FTP clients are CuteFTP, WS_FTP, SmartFTP, FileZilla, LeechFTP, etc.

A Web Browser is good when you want to have quicker access without the need to configure any additional software. However, a web browser is not as efficient as a regular FTP Client when you need to upload larger files because the FTP connection usually time outs.

The File Manager is available through your Control Panel. It is extremely useful to manage the folder structure of your web space, upload a smaller number of files, or edit them directly on the server.

FTP CLIENT:

To upload your site using an FTP client, you will need the following information:

1. Hostname (host address):

* Unix-Based plans - This is ftpusername.web.aplus.net or your actual hosted domain name provided that it already resolves properly to your Aplus.Net hosting server. Please replace ftpusername with your actual Main FTP username associated with your hosting plan.
* Windows-Based plans – This is either ftpusername.win.aplus.net or your actual hosted domain name provided that it already resolves properly to your Aplus.Net hosting server. Please replace ftpusername with your actual Main FTP username associated with your hosting plan.

2. Username and password: The username and password are the Main FTP username and password you set up when you signed up for hosting with Aplus.Net.
3. Host Directory (Remote folder):

* If you have a Unix-based hosting plan, you have to upload your website files into the html folder.
* If you have a Windows-based hosting plan, you have to upload your website files into the WWWROOT folder.

Note: Our hosting servers also support FTP upload over a secure TLS connection. You can setup such a connection with most FTP clients.

WEB BROWSER:

Please have in mind that you can establish an FTP connection with a Web Browser that has built-in FTP capabilities like Internet Explorer, Netscape, etc. To upload your site using a web browser, please type the following in the browser address bar:

* Unix-based plans: ftp://ftpusername.web.aplus.ne t. (Replace the ftpusername part with your actual Main FTP username.) Then enter your Main FTP username and password when prompted.
* Windows-based plans: ftp://ftpusername.win.aplus.ne t. (Replace the ftpusername part with your actual Main FTP username.) Then enter your Main FTP username and password when prompted.

Note: Feel free to replace ftpusername.web.aplus.net or ftpusername.win.aplus.net with your actual hosted domain name provided that it already resolves properly to your Aplus.Net hosting server.

Important: If you have a Unix-based hosting plan, you have to upload your website files into the html folder associated with your hosted domain name. If you have a Windows-based hosting plan, you have to upload your website files into the WWWROOT folder.

Answered by Raksha at 9:36 AM on July 08, 2008

Well Nitesh , you need to use FTP ( File transfer protocol ) to upload your website.

Once you've produced your website, got a Host, registered a Domain Name, you need to transfer your site files on to your webspace (host's server) so people can at last view your wonderful offering.

This procedure is called 'uploading' your website, and involves the transfer of files via FTP. The File Transfer Protocol allows computers to exchange files, upload or download, via the Internet.

It might be a good idea to let your web designer/developer do the initial upload of the whole website. But if you intend to maintain or update your website yourself, it is worth learning how FTP works. It is actually very simple once the initial configuration is set-up.

The easiest way to manage FTP operations is to use dedicated FTP application software. Popular applications include; WS-FTP, Smart-FTP and Cute-FTP. After you're entered your FTP password, username, etc, these applications will present a interface very similar to two computer Disk Drives. Each represents 'your local' drive and 'your server's remote' drive respectively. All you do then is 'drag 'n' drop' files from one drive to the other.

Remember that FTP is a two-way interface, so you can download files as well as uploading them. This is particularly helpful if you don't have the latest version of a webpage available to you. You can download the page from your server, make some editorial changes say, then upload it again.

To know all steps , Please visit the source site :

http://www.getawebsite.friezed esign.co.uk/upload.htm

Answered by Alok Gupta at 11:07 AM on June 26, 2008

well, You can upload your website files using a number of different tools - an FTP Client, a Web Browser, or the Aplus.Net’s File Manager tool.

An FTP Client is useful when uploading a large number of files. Also, it is the most suitable application for uploading files with size of several Megabytes and more. Furthermore, a regular FTP client allows the user to manage the folder structure of the FTP space and file permissions. Examples of popular FTP clients are CuteFTP, WS_FTP, SmartFTP, FileZilla, LeechFTP, etc.

A Web Browser is good when you want to have quicker access without the need to configure any additional software. However, a web browser is not as efficient as a regular FTP Client when you need to upload larger files because the FTP connection usually time outs.

The File Manager is available through your Control Panel. It is extremely useful to manage the folder structure of your web space, upload a smaller number of files, or edit them directly on the server.

FTP CLIENT:

To upload your site using an FTP client, you will need the following information:

1. Hostname (host address):

* Unix-Based plans - This is ftpusername.web.aplus.net or your actual hosted domain name provided that it already resolves properly to your Aplus.Net hosting server. Please replace ftpusername with your actual Main FTP username associated with your hosting plan.
* Windows-Based plans – This is either ftpusername.win.aplus.net or your actual hosted domain name provided that it already resolves properly to your Aplus.Net hosting server. Please replace ftpusername with your actual Main FTP username associated with your hosting plan.

Answered by Saurabh at 8:14 AM on June 26, 2008