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  1. Why can't I see the changes I have made to my website?
    There are several factors that may lead to this: Your pages may have been cached. The files may have been uploaded to the wrong directory. The index page you uploaded may not comply with the...
  2. Customising 404 error pages Updated
    Overview If visitors try to browse a page that is not available on your website, they usually will see a 404 error page. The reason for this is that there might be a typo in the URL (web address), or...
  3. Where is sendmail located on the Linux servers? Updated
    Any script that needs to send mail via the sendmail program on the Linux hosting cluster will need to be configured with the path to that program. The path is: /usr/sbin/sendmail Please note...
  4. Adding a customized Google Map on your web page New
    You can embed a customized Google map into your own website. It allows you to show your business location on the map and there is not cost to do this. Things you'll need Street address: the address...
  5. Using passwords to protect directories Updated
    Things you'll need a text editor, such as Notepad a FTP program, such as FileZilla FTP user name and password Full directory path, such as /home/xxxxx/xx/xx/yourdomainname/ This can be found in...
  6. Setting up cron jobs Updated
    Cron job enables users to schedule commands or scripts to run automatically in a given time frame. It can be installed upon request. To set up a cron job, you need to send a request to our support...
  7. Sending emails from a website using FormMail.pl Updated
    Things you'll need Perl script FormMail.pl. Download the code. a text editor, such as Notepad a FTP client, such as FileZilla FTP login user name and password CGI function enabled. If you are not...
  8. 301 Redirect vs. 302 Redirect
    Overview 301 Redirect:The code 301 is interpreted as "moved permanently". It tells the Internet that the original web address has moved permanently to a new web address. 302 Redirect:The code 302 is...
  9. Permissions on files and folders
    When you use an FTP program to view the files and folders in your web hosting space, you can usually see a column with symbolic notations such as "-rwxr-xr-x". These notations contain the information...

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