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matty34 | 13:06 Thu 03rd Jul 2008 | Internet
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Hey.

Ok, so. I got a web server free with a game server I got not to long ago.

I've created webpages and everything with Dreamweaver. But theres just one thing im stuck on.

How do I add the webpages to the website? I've never been able to figure it out.

Can someone tell me how to do it or post a website on how to do it?

Thanks
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You should have been supplied with an address to upload your web pages to. You need to get something like FileZilla which will "ftp" your pages up to your space.
and make sure the first page you want people to see is called index.html, you can link from that page to any other page you want.
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Yeah, I got the Cpanel and i got SmartFTP Client.

I just don't know where to upload the webpages?
Do you have an area called public_html? Upload it there.
Liek Chuck says, make sure the main page you are using is called index.html
contact the support for the people that own the web server, or check their support site it should tell you there
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Yeah, I have public_html. I'll give it ago, and see what happens.
If you have got Dreamweaver, then you have everything you need to create and upload your site to the server. Just enter the server address, user id and password in the ftp section of the site area, and then click upload - job done.
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Yeah

I've got it now. I'm able to upload webpages without any problems, thanks guys.

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