Website Creation on a shoestring budget

JackNoMore · #23 07-24-2007

How much knowledge of html will you need for this leonid? Is the free trial a decent short term solution, and will you lose your listing after the trial if you don't pay immediately? I may try this out, especially if my current plan of hosting my google base listings through something like Auctiva or other go between sites doesn't work out.

leonid5000 · #24 07-24-2007

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How much knowledge of html will you need for this leonid? Is the free trial a decent short term solution, and will you lose your listing after the trial if you don't pay immediately? I may try this out, especially if my current plan of hosting my google base listings through something like Auctiva or other go between sites doesn't work out.

i give you link where you can have it for free forever but i would recommend buying it as you will have support. you font need html knowledge at all fot this. This is PHP script .. all you do is upload it to your ftp and create database on your hosting site. Just talk to your hosting company and say you need help creating database and make shere your script works. Im sorry is hart to explane. Is just like this forum is php script. you have to read and educate your self slowly or pay 200 times moore for the same staff ;-) knowledge is power ;-)

Chris Hanson · #25 07-29-2007

WOW. i'm creating my website now and it is alot of fun More fun then I thought! I made it alot nice then competitors. Can't wait until it's finish. Hope I can finish it in a few days. can't wait to start promoting it!

Chris Hanson · #26 07-29-2007

Lenoid i need help installing the X-cart gold shopping cart!

leonid5000 · #27 07-29-2007

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Lenoid i need help installing the X-cart gold shopping cart!

what is the problem?.

Chris Hanson · #28 07-30-2007

How do you do it. I got a bunch of files and I dont know what to do with

leonid5000 · #29 07-30-2007

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How do you do it. I got a bunch of files and I dont know what to do with

all the files you have to drop to your ftp.. and then go to your site www.youradress/install.php and follow installation instractions. Dont forget to create database. talk you your web host provider they will tell you all the info you need to install it.

**aspkin** · #30 07-30-2007

There should be instructions within your files somewhere. Look for a file that says, READ FIRST. Something like that. It's easy stuff.

Chris Hanson · #31 07-30-2007

Okay thanx you all

Chris Hanson · #32 08-01-2007

Okay can anyone please tell me
1.
How to add a guest book to a website that i can reply to customers?
and

2.
How to add a search engine bar to my website so customers can search for products?

Chris Hanson · #33 08-01-2007

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Originally Posted by leonid5000

all the files you have to drop to your ftp.. and then go to your site www.youradress/install.php and follow installation instractions. Dont forget to create database. talk you your web host provider they will tell you all the info you need to install it.

They told me I have to manage and create data base on my own bla bla bla..So I out that aside right now. I 'm just trying to get a guestbook on my website so that customers can leave messages and I can answer them.. Any Ideals??

Chris Hanson · #34 08-01-2007

aspkin? Modee? Where are you? Does a guy has to buy a drink in order to get an answer in here?

**aspkin** · #35 08-03-2007

Sorry, busy with a lot of my other sites lately.

Why not get a blog? A wordpress blog...

WordPress › Blog Tool and Weblog Platform

or this might work for you...

Matt's Script Archive: Guestbook

If you're going to be answering questions.. what about a help desk script?

Hotscripts.com :: PHP :: Scripts and Programs :: Customer Support :: Help Desk

Chris Hanson · #36 08-04-2007

Dang, i have to log out of proxies to see the website

Thanks Aspkin thats what I need, I like the matt's script guestbook.

So who is the better web host these days? i think godaddy is getting old with it

**aspkin** · #37 08-05-2007

Godaddy is pretty good for the price you pay. I have a dedicated server at The Planet (theplanet.com), they're really good. I have hosting at Pair.com, they're really good too. Godaddy is alright.

Chris Hanson · #38 08-05-2007

How do I out a website on overseas server?

**aspkin** · #39 08-05-2007

Out a website?

JackNoMore · #40 08-06-2007

What about these ebay sellers offering hosting space on their server at a deep discount? Or perhaps it's a shared program. Are any of these any good at all for beginners or a big scam?

**aspkin** · #41 08-06-2007

It's probably better to pay $5 a month to GoDaddy.com, as they're a professional hosting company that you can basically trust your website to.

Chris Hanson · #42 08-06-2007

What is there not to trust with other companies as far as websites go?

**aspkin** · #43 08-06-2007

I had a half of page of why you shouldn't trust just any webhost… then decided this would probably better answer all your questions.

Web Hosting Talk - The largest, most influential web hosting community on the Internet

JackNoMore · #44 08-06-2007

There was one I found just the other day..I'll see if I can still find the link. Had something to do with real estate.