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How do I configure Dreamweaver to publish to an AddOn Domain?
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Question Asked by bej
How do I configure Dreamweaver to publish to an AddOn Domain?
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I created an addon domain name but have no idea how to upload the files using dreamweaver CS3.
- Asked 2011-10-19 11:18
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- Closed on: 2011-10-21 21:58
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Hi bej,
Thanks for posting your question. You need to configure Dreamweaver to publish specifically to the add-on domain. You can follow the following tutorial to do so, however you will need to change some of the settings:
http://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/website/dreamweaver/dreamweaver-cs5-how-to-configure-server-settings
Server Name: Enter a name for this server
Connect using: Choose FTP
FTP Address: Enter your primary domain name here
Username and Password: Enter your cPanel username and password
Root Directory: /public_html/youraddondomain.com (replace this with the root folder you set up for the add-on domain)
Web URL: This will auto fill in for you when you enter a root directory. Please be sure to remove "public_html" from the Web URL so that it only reads http://yourdomain.com
More Options - Use Passive FTP: Select "Use Passive FTP"
I hope this helps! Let me know if you need further assistance. Thanks!
Tim S.
Thanks for posting your question. You need to configure Dreamweaver to publish specifically to the add-on domain. You can follow the following tutorial to do so, however you will need to change some of the settings:
http://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/website/dreamweaver/dreamweaver-cs5-how-to-configure-server-settings
Server Name: Enter a name for this server
Connect using: Choose FTP
FTP Address: Enter your primary domain name here
Username and Password: Enter your cPanel username and password
Root Directory: /public_html/youraddondomain.com (replace this with the root folder you set up for the add-on domain)
Web URL: This will auto fill in for you when you enter a root directory. Please be sure to remove "public_html" from the Web URL so that it only reads http://yourdomain.com
More Options - Use Passive FTP: Select "Use Passive FTP"
I hope this helps! Let me know if you need further assistance. Thanks!
Tim S.
2011-10-19 11:57
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