I no longer trust it
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I’m an amateur. But I’m fairly adept with computers in general. I followed my host provider’s advice and signed up with all the BoldGrid bells and whistles, including Backup. But it has been disappointing.
First: I made a backup before adding several new pages to my site, as I always do. About a month later when I wanted to work on the site again, my host provider had a live site that was over 2 months old. I called them (their tech support is good) and he tried (as I had) to restore the site from the backup. But it was still the old backup, not the one I had made earlier. He couldn’t figure out why and deferred to BoldGrid, but the BoldGrid site is so opaque that I can’t get any information from it.
Second: just now I’m downloading all my weekly backups. I filled out the fields for Backup Name and information, then clicked on Download. Got a white screen saying FILE NOT FOUND, can’t go back a screen, can’t do anything except close the window.
Now I’ve given up on the whole BoldGrid scheme, which I thought was supposed to be the best way to go: create new pages and change existing ones in staged versions which you then push to the live site, everything done online with the premier backup package there to restore everything with links intact. I’ve installed MAMP on my Mac and now have spent several hours figuring out how to do all the website work offline and then push the whole site to live.
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