I created a website with drupal 7.x and I registered to 000webhost site.
When I used cpanel service from 000webhost I hadn't got any advertisment on my site.
When I used filezila I observed that an advertisment reside to my site.
How can I remove it?
The site is (xprogrammers.webatu.com)
Thank you in advance
I remembered recently using 000webhost.com for someone to make a simple HTML document with no advertisements and when I tested it, an advertisement popped up. You have to remember, providers of free services need to make their money somehow and I think that company decided to do so through many advertisements.
Your best bet is to try a new web hosting service and try a super simple HTML page to see if it displays as intended in all your testing environments.
In the 000webhost cpanel service we choose remove inactivity ads.
And that's all
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I'm new with this kind of issues, and i'm pretty sure that maybe it's small issue , please any help
is your website available via http or https? Chrome does mark every http-website as dangerous automatically. You need https.
You need to configure your site to use SSL. For that you need to setup the server properly and get a SSL certificate. There are some services that allows you to create your own certificate for free, but not every hosting provider accepts them. In some cases you need to buy the certificate from your provider.
The most popular free certificate site is Let's Encrypt. You can read more on how to configure it on their site: https://letsencrypt.org.
Start with reading this: https://letsencrypt.org/getting-started/
You can read why google marked this site as Dangerous in this article click here. If you are using WordPress in your registered domain then contact your hoisting provider about this issue. But if you are using free sites then I would recommend using XAMPP (Localhost) or you can use website like Pantheon to install and use WordPress.
If you face problem on how to use this site then follow this YouTube link to learn how this site works. It will start at 5:31.
This is a question I've had for a long time & I really hope that there is an answer but I'm also prepared for the answer to be no..
I'm developing a Wordpress website for my friend's new business on my computer & hosting it locally using MAMP. I really need to preview it for her but I live in London & she lives in NYC.
I know that with simple HTML/JavaScript web site/pages I can use websites like bitballon.com but I'm have no idea if there is an equivalent for Wordpress websites.
I really don't want to purchase hosting until it is completely finished, therefore I'm wondering: is a way in which I can preview a localhost MAMP website online for someone to view on another device without purchasing hosting?
All suggestions, comments, answers, are welcome and much appreciated!
All you need is any free hosting with PHP and MySQL. If you want to quickly move your WordPress website from localhost to server, you can use a plugin like Duplicator.
However, it can be a pain to move it again and again, every time something changes, so you can edit some of the code "live" on the server.
You need to check this following option they have option for free hosting
https://in.000webhost.com/
https://www.5gbfree.com/
https://www.freehosting.com
And if anyone who have reseller account can provide you little space for demo
Even though i only used xampp and not mamp, i think you can configure it so that you are hosting it on your pc. You will need to configure the httpd.conf so somebody from outside is able to access it but there are plenty of guides around for that.
How can I use my xampp server so that everyone from the outer web can acces it
I have a client wanting me to create a whole new WP site for them but with most of the same content as their current WP site. The issue is they don't know their current WP admin login or their ftp login (via DreamHost), and their previous web guy is MIA. Is their any other way to gain access to their site to export their WP data? I figured no, but I thought I'd at least ask.
Contact the hosting company. They can give you access. They're usually pretty cooperative about that kind of thing. As long as you can prove you own the site.
I'm looking into building database driven websites based on opensource platforms in a sandbox area rather than having them accessible via the final URL until clients have paid up.
Is anyone aware of any problems this may cause with paths or functionality, or, know of any good articles on the subject?
many thanks
Shaun
There is no bad effect on functionality just because it is in sandbox. Generally, Joomla is almost location independent (untill and unless you are driving multiple websites from same joomla installation)
For security purpose secure the URL via .htaccess file (if more security required then setup a cron to update password every X hours, and email new details to user)
I would suggest having a cut-down, less privileged or demo account for signup users that can still enjoy the overall experience of your site without the full functionality of your killer-webapp services. "Restricting" them in a Sandbox area that is not even the actual site would not be as appealing and convincing as it could be for them to go from "freemium to premium" customers.
I develop all joomla sites on a local server and then upload to the production server once approved. In Joomla, when I upload the files to the production server, I usually need to change the mysql server as well and it can all be changed from the configuration.php file
I've looked around and haven't had much luck locating a program that will search a site for bad / broken links.
We have IIS 6 so I can't use Microsoft's IIS 7 SEO offering which supposedly will do that.
We use forms auth so I need something that will allow me to store the user/pass stuff needed to navigate past the login page.
Many of our links are pulled from the database and rendered to the page so we want to include this as part of our QA process before deploying changes to live.
Suggestions?
Thank you!
You can still use the IIS7 SEO tool as long as you install it on a separate box. I've done that so I can test my sites.