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cantcatchmeong — Thu, 13 May 2021 22:41:20 +0000

Hey guys I have a problem,

So I bought a domain name (Realstreetfashion.com) with godaddy and linked the nameservers with my Alidropship Hosting. The URL to access the website is https://uf535101845791.alisrv.com My problem is that I want to change the website name which alidropship Hosting gave me to my domain name. If I change Site URL it to my godaddy domain name it says Server not found. And if I try to redirect the my main domain to my domain name it doesn’t work. Do you know how I can change my Site URL so when People type realstreetfashion.com my website comes?

Moved domain off hosting and moved it back but website gone

foreroz — Thu, 23 Oct 2014 19:51:11 +0000

Hi,
I have a few websites. I wanted to move them off my Godaddy hosting package to another hosting package I have on the same Godaddy account. I did this and then decided to move them back to their original hosting. However my websites have lost all their content. I am sure that they must be on a database somewhere but I dont know how to restore the sites.

Can anyone help with a step by step?

Thanks a lot
Richard

What do WordPress users want from a Host

giving back — Mon, 23 May 2011 17:46:47 +0000

I would like to hear from WordPress forum users what the Top Most Important Points are From Web Hosts As I am trying to design the perfect hosting Package Just For WordPress Users.

I have always hated the ambiguity from hosting Companies So I became a Ressellor To host my own websites and Its been getting to the point where I am fine tuning please help by adding to this thread.

Problems moving wordpress to host

karalyn@interviewiq.com.au — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 08:04:36 +0000

Hi,
I installed wordpress on my existing host and it created a folder which contained my original url and added all the wordpress files into a wordpress folder: www.interviewiq.com.au/wordpress. I used the settings page on the dashboard to update my url to my host but then immediately afterwards could not get back in as the admin link was broken, or at least that’s what Google said. This page comes up www.interviewiq.com.au/wordpress but does not call in the themes, style sheets etc. So I get page without formatting. So I think the problem lies with where the files are stored hanging off the wordpress folder on my host. I have tried some of the fixes here, but no luck. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_The_Site_URL Is it just a matter of using an ftp to take the wordpress files out of the /wordpress directory created on my host and up one directory? I still have my old site files up and don’t want to take them down until I know what I am doing. Sorry to be long winded….

GoDaddy Hosting issues with secondary domains

MacMare — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 21:41:49 +0000

Hello all, I’m new to both WordPress and GoDaddy, but I’m hoping someone can help me because as nice as GoDaddy Customer Service was this week, I feel there’s GOT to be a solution. This can’t be this difficult..

I bought a deluxe Linux hosting account with GoDaddy. I installed WordPress on my main domain using the 5-minute installation and it was sucessful and easy. For this post’s purposes I’ll name the site mydomain.com.

I have multiple web sites I am re-designing for clients using WordPress. Please note their web sites are currently active and hosted elsewhere and I need to develop them at GoDaddy, wait for client approval and then switch name servers to GoDaddy to reflect and launch my new site design.

So I followed GoDaddy’s customer service rep’s instructions and created a secondary domain name under my account (myclient.com) and then created a sub directory (/myclient). So the site should show up at mydomain.com/myclient. I installed WordPress, chose myclient.com as the domain and installed.

Now, when you visit mydomain.com/myclient, the WordPress default TEXT ONLY shows up. No style sheets, no graphics, just unformatted text showing Hello World! and all the typical default WordPress text and it looks horrible.

AND when I go to mydomain.com/myclient/wp-admin to try to get to the WordPress Dashboard I get an error. Upon calling GoDaddy I’m told there’s no way to develop a web site using WordPress using an alias to a site that already exists…and that it is first finding the WordPress files I’ve installed at mydomain.com…

I asked if I could develop the site under a sub domain name of mydomain.com such as mydomain.com/myclient (without setting up a secondary domain name for myclient.com), install WordPress there, test and develop it there and then when it’s approved, move the files and database into the new secondary domain name I will create when the client switches hosting to me. GoDaddy said it couldn’t be done that way…

Can’t I re-install GoDaddy when the domain is switched to GoDaddy, upload all my changed and customized WordPress files using FTP and then somehow move the database with the new content and re-connect? Perhaps I am over simplifying it, and I’m not a tech person, but it doesn’t seem like it should be that difficult?

Can someone please advise? I’m stuck and don’t know what to do…I have several clients’ sites I need to begin a redesign on and need to work out this process.

Thanks for any help!

Please recommend good hosting company

idahsto8 — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 00:50:56 +0000

I have been using AN hosting for about 3 months and I have had a lot of server problems. Google webmaster tools keeps giving me “high response time” warnings and the rankings I was building I have totally lost. Who is the best? How easy is it to get things switched over?

thanks for you help