BigMooney (2012-10-27 18:13:56)

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what host are you using?

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klubadmin (2012-10-27 19:55:11)

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You can type it wherever you want as long as you can save as the correct file extension (.html, .php, .css, etc.). Then you simply need to upload it via FTP. Most webhosts have online FTP access where you just navegate to your site and upload the file you made. However, some don't, and in that case you should google for a "Free FTP program". From there, you would just need to enter the required information to connect to your website and then upload as you would with an online client.

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angelrulez7 (2012-10-28 03:01:50)

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Oh, the File Manager. There.

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klubadmin (2012-10-29 02:18:08)

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@abranda That's debatable, but it's still a good one.

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klubadmin (2012-10-29 02:40:30)

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I believe x10 should have something (though I've never used it, so I can't say for sure).

And, yes, that's what it would look like, though if you're talking about your homepage, it must be called either index.php, index.html, index.htm, etc.

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klubadmin (2012-10-31 18:56:06)

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Use .php if you want to be able to use php on it (most likely). And yes, every file needs an extension.

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klubadmin (2012-11-03 21:04:01)

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For the first question, I'm not sure because I have not looked at that code.

For the second question, use css to style the image.

The HTML:


The CSS:


For the 3rd question, there's no one way to stop users from registering more than 3 times, though one method would be to store a user's IP with their account, and when registering, check if that IP exists more than 3 times (though this can easily be bypassed by a proxy). Another method would be to send out a confirmation email, but that's getting pretty advanced.

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2012-11-03 21:06:52

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klubadmin (2012-11-06 20:55:53)

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Ok,:

1) If money is no object, get paid hosting and a .com if you can. You may have done this already.

2) Honestly, I like helping people but most of the time my schedule forces me to say no because of how busy I am with school and my own projects. So, no, I can't teach you everything you need to know, but I can offer some pointers like these from time to time.

3) Most hosts come with emails like that, so no problem there.

4) Sending confirmation emails is free. You just need to learn the php behind it (I have not looked into it myself, so I can't help there).

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