What’s the way to host my website that containing multiple pages ? - it allowed to upload one html zip file which is mean one page.
-This is first time I host website on Amplify.
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I am new to Nginx and have been trying to set up server blocks in Nginx, locally on macOS. The purpose is to render Nuxt app when a user requests a certain domain. However, even after spending hours and hours on it, I am not able to identify why I can not hit the domain (here example1256.com) and get the nuxt app content in return.
This is my nginx.conf
etc/hosts (which btw I created myself, hosts file was not there from installation)
directory structure
If I try doing 127.0.0.1:8080, I get the Nuxt content in return. However, hitting the domain always yeilds this:browser: chrome
I have a streamlit web application. It is hosted on a vps server, combined and configured with nginx. Additionally, I received and configured access by domain name, received a ssl certificate.
I would like to place this application in Google search engines. So that when you enter a domain name into Google, it appears in the search results. I looked at the google documentation on how to do this. Actually there are two ways:
Creation of a special html page in the root directory
Adding a meta line on the main page of the application.
It seems to be nothing complicated, but how can this be done if I use streamlit as the basis of the web application? Can you give an example of what needs to be done to confirm the right to host the site?
this is driving me NUTS!
I have a website I built that's on AZURE.
I built it in NETBEANS 8.2 like I do with EVERY SITE since 2011.
I uploaded to AZURE via FILEZILLA with no issue. When I got to login, BOOM! I get this error:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 (Internal Server Error)
It's because of AZURE WRAPPING MY SITE with TWO IFRAMES!!! Whiskey Tango Foxtrot???
When I'm on my 1and1 DEDICATED SERVER and NOT a VIRTUALIZED AZURE SERVER, I have ZERO PROBLEMS and no IFRAMES!
PLEASE SOMEONE TELL ME HOW TO GET RID OF THIS ANNOYANCE???
UPDATE: BRANDO, here's the config on Azure for Virtual Directories. It's pretty straight forward and I get an iFRAME!!! Azure "IS" doing this!!]1
Azure web app will not add any codes to your html page.It is just a host platform.
www.thingblugrow.com/www.thingblu.com <--- custom domain, add the frameset
testappinnovyt.azurewebsites.net/thingbluapp.azurewebsites.net <--- azure web site doesn't add the frameset
So this issue is not related with azure web app.
So I guess the frame set is added by your custom domain company server or you set the frame by code at some other place(by js) not the azure.
I suggest you could try to connect with your custom domain support and could follow this article to bind the custom domain with your azure web app.
I have asp.net application which is going to be deployed on multiple servers (web garden).
One of my server has ReadyToExport folder, where all the file get placed from a different service. When user click on download link i wanted to route that to this single folder(ReadyToExport). How do i route all the download request to a single folder. Please suggest a way to solve this problem.
Share a folder between multiple servers and keep the files there?
What i want to do:
Develop a Wordpress-based website with a local Wordpress installation (and xampp).
Migrate this developed website on my webserver.
What's the problem:
After putting the website on the webserver each link in the navigation references to "127.0.0.1/wordpress/...".
I'm not even able to login to the Wordpress Backend on the webserver, because the "login.php" (or something) is also referenced on the localhost"
My Question:
Do any of you know how I can change this permalinks to the URL of the webserver the website is actually deployed on?
best regards
matt
edit:
Another thing that i noticed is, that although I changed the URL in the wp_posts table manually, this database entries are changed by wordpress, so next time, after opening the website, the URLs in the database contains the 127.0.0.1 part
When migrating the database from your local machine to a remote server, you should export your mysql database that is on your local machine to a file. Then perform a search and replace changing "127.0.0.1/wordpress/..." to "www.yourdomain.com/path/to/wordpress" and then import that file to your new mysql database.
Since you have already moved everything over, you can just export the database tables from your remote server to a file, do the search and replace on that, and reimport it. When exporting the database make sure to check "Add Drop Table / Drop View".
It's very simple, do everything you need in local, when you're ready to deploy, export your local database from phpMyAdmin, open the file and do "search and replace" your local path with your server path.
Chnage the connection string inside config.php and you're done.