setting up an add on domain

[Leslein]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

okay, so perhaps you have a different control panel

remove the .com and try just the name ..

it will not allow without a .(dot)

[Vasili]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

OK.....if you are in fact adding the ".com" in the cPanel when you created the add-on, you will also need to add the ".com" to the Publish Dialog Box (so the directory is exactly specified).

If you are doing this, and it won't publish, then just ry to Publish as shown above, but try dropping the ".com" ---- just to see if it does work after all, and to appease Her Generalship!

public_html/cornhole4you.com
public_html/cornhole4you

[LadyEye]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

it will not allow without a .(dot)

what message do you get when you try this? - check your typing ..

[Leslein]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

OK.....if you are in fact adding the ".com" in the cPanel when you created the add-on, you will also need to add the ".com" to the Publish Dialog Box (so the directory is exactly specified).

If you are doing this, and it won't publish, then just ry to Publish as shown above, but try dropping the ".com" ---- just to see if it does work after all, and to appease Her Generalship!

public_html/cornhole4you.com
public_html/cornhole4you

tried that, same error message

[Vasili]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

If that does not work, you will need to delete and re-create the add-on.....USING THE .COM

The server is not reading the settings as you log in to publish....don't ask me why, but it happens regularly, stumping the best of us (just like trying to set up Outlook --- the settings do not get "archived" on the server, and prevents login unless re-established)

[LadyEye]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

go into your control panel, enter into the public_html folder, then enter into the folder for this add on domain .. see what it is called there .. it will tell you .. or check under the add on domain icon, perhaps you misspelled something there .. check those notes to confirm what you typed ..

[LadyEye]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

both items I did just what you are saying, correct.


Hey my rank just went to sargent, I feel better already.....LOL

Congrats .... glad ur feeling better too ...

[Leslein]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

what message do you get when you try this? - check your typing ..

it says "your domain must contain at leastone period"

[Vasili]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

If that does not work, you will need to delete and re-create the add-on.....USING THE .COM

The server is not reading the settings as you log in to publish....don't ask me why, but it happens regularly, stumping the best of us (just like trying to set up Outlook --- the settings do not get "archived" on the server, and prevents login unless re-established)

Go....do....and don't forget the period!

[Leslein]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

go into your control panel, enter into the public_html folder, then enter into the folder for this add on domain .. see what it is called there .. it will tell you .. or check under the add on domain icon, perhaps you misspelled something there .. check those notes to confirm what you typed ..

there is nothing under the public_html folder concerning cornhole4you.com

[Leslein]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

under current add on domains it lists

cornhole4you.com

[Vasili]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

...because it was not properly created.....go to your cPanel Home Page, click Add-on Domains, and re-create the add-on properly, not forgetting to add the period in the ".com"

Please. One step at a time...by the numbers.

[Leslein]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

OK folder is there.

Went to publish and it say it was complete.

But I go to page and all I get is that index page.

Seems like we are getting somewhere though, just not sure where

[Leslein]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

...because it was not properly created.....go to your cPanel Home Page, click Add-on Domains, and re-create the add-on properly, not forgetting to add the period in the ".com"

Please. One step at a time...by the numbers.

I did that exactly, with the period.

It is recognizing the add on domain ( I believon the publish page would my server IP be different from before?

[LadyEye]

Re: help with setting up an add on domain

well you have your website live and now know how to publish to your add on domain and now all you need to do is pubish your other pages just the way you did your other website ..and you are good ..