Okay, So I Have a Hosting Account. Now What?
I know just how you feel. You've taken the plunge, moved into getting your own site, and are now sitting there staring at that huge disk space available number and thinking "what on Earth am I going to put in all that space"?
Fear not, my friend. Help has arrived.
I'm Jon, one of the technical writers here at Go Daddy®. Pleased to meet you! One of the many cool things I get to do in my job is explain to our customers what they can do with their hosting-accounts and how to do it as painlessly as possible based on their experience. Whether you're starting out on your first site and need to know the difference between an index.html file and a default.htm file or you're a Ruby-seasoned netizen that wants to push the limits of your Gems, I'm your man.
“So what can I do with that Web hosting account?” I hear you cry! Well, the answer is...LOTS!
First of all, you need to build your site. The options are literally endless, from hand coding HTML in Notepad, to Web design programs like Macromedia® Dreamweaver® and Microsoft® FrontPage®, to WebSite Tonight®, Go Daddy’s own Web site building tool.
With WebSite Tonight you can choose from more than 800 professionally designed templates, add in your own photos and graphics, and type your text. Then POOF! You have a professional looking Web site that looks you either spent hours creating or paid thousands of dollars to have created, all from within your Web browser.
If you’re interested in “getting your feet wet” in the world of Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) coding, there are lots of resources available on the Web, from the W3C® HTML Home Page to the Webmonkey® HTML Basics, where you’ll be able to find a great HTML cheat sheet as well as information on Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and HTML Color Codes.
“Okay, so now I have a site. What the heck can I do with it?”
Some of the most popular sites on the Web right now are blog sites, like this one for instance. Blogs allow you to have a virtual podium on the Web, a digital "Speaker's Corner" if you will, where you can write about your thoughts, opinions, or anything else that strikes your fancy and post it for the world to see. While there are many commercial sites that allow you to post blogs on their sites, you can do everything they can do, and more, with your own blog on your own site. Plus, you have total control, which after all, is why you wanted to host your own Web site in the first place. Right?
Go Daddy offers several blogging options for you to use on your new hosting account. From our own powerful QuickBlog system, to the award winning WordPressTM and Serendipity, there are lots of options for you to look at to get your feet wet in the Blogosphere.
But wait! There's a hand in the back row! "What about photo albums? What is Content Management?”
Those are great questions!
Content Management is a term used to describe the organization of documents, photos and other digital content on a Web site using page templates, wizards, and other software. Its purpose is to help content authors create higher-quality and most importantly, standard output across their Web site. Go Daddy offers free Content Management applications for your site, such as DotNetNukeTM and Joomla! which not only give you a professional looking site right out of the gate without the headache, but also let you organize all your digital assets (think blogs, pictures, etc.) into one cohesive format in your Internet home, your Web site.
For further reading on some of the products and services I’ve mentioned here, visit their Web sites.
HTML Guides
Web Design Solutions
Blogging Solutions
Content Management Solutions
That’s all we have time for today, but join me next time for insights into what Go Daddy offers to make your site one of the best on the Web.
Happy surfing!
Jon
Hi All...
Just installed PHPOpenChat and need some help with it...
Found the doc, but 99% of it is in German...
Thanks In Advance...
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We don't support the applications directly, we just package them up and make sure they work on our hosting servers. I did find a forum that appears to be a place to ask questions in English. http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=44844
We will have to decide if we continue to offer this one as a bundled application, since it does appear most of the community is in Germany.
Thanks,
Mike
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Is it possible for me to password-protect a directory on this site. I have used .htaccess files at a previous job and previous site, but would need specific instructions on how to do this at godaddy, if it's possible.
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Steve - we currently don't have a UI to help create an .htaccess file for you, but we have a few help topics in our Help Center (http://help.godaddy.com) that can get you started (e.g. http://help.godaddy.com/article.php?article_id=1641)
Brian
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If we spent time taking snapshots of your own pages to document clearly our original request stating that your "value applications" only lists the following 3 items:
Do not take us for stupids and send us to the same pages we've already told you we've seen.
What you advertize on your hosting plan does NOT match what you eventually are offering
Again the page your sending us to "Value Applications" does NOT list
ASP.NET 2.0 Personal Web site starter Kit
ASP.NET 2.0 Club Site Starter Kit
You should at least apologize and correct what you advertize or we will file a complaint with the BBB.
In my original mail we asked about missing starter kits. DO NOT REPLY TO US ABOUT HOW TO LOGIN OR ABOUT LOST PASSWORDS. The subject line is very specific and simple question. It says nothing about us not knowing how to log in or that we have some how misplaced our password.
This is NOT the treatment we expected out of Godaddy.com.
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Rawee - our "Value Applications" are all applications that are ready to upload and use, whereas the Starter Kits provided by Microsoft are more intended for developers to download, modify, and then upload. Sorry if this wasn't clear from our marketing material. If you visit our shared hosting products landing page at https://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/hosting/shared.asp, click on the "Compare Plans - Windows", then click on the "FREE Add-On Apps" link, you'll see this page: https://products.secureserver.net/products/aspcomponents.htm, which mentions that you need to download these applications to get started with them. This page also provides the links to the three starter kits, to get you started.
Brian
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I am trying to set up Quick Blog.
I find the system very slow and with few templates.
Can I use WordPress with my paid blog account and how to do this?
Thank you
Ana Chiappori
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The Quick Blog product is actually a separate thing from our shared hosting products. If you own a Linux shared hosting account, however, you can certainly use WordPress. I would recommend checking http://www.godaddy.com for more info on these two products, or calling our support -- who will be able to explain to you the differences between the two products.
Brian
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I have a quick question that I didn't think deserved a phone call to tech support. I have a favorite icon uploaded into my root directory, but it's still not showing up. Does Godaddy support the use of favorite icons on websites? I'm using the Linux hosting plan with PHP, if that helps.
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Ah yes, favicon.ico.... it works fine, I went to your site, works as expected. I think you may be experiencing the fact that Internet Explorer doesn't display it unless you have the site bookmarked. Firefox shows it regardless.
Dave.
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You might want to try deleting your cache and refreshing the site. That's what worked for me.
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Hello, I am looking for assistance with phpMyAdmin. I received an error while trying to import a .sql file backup. Looks like there is a version conflict. Is Godaddy using the most current version of phpMyAdmin?
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We currently offer phpMyAdmin version 2.7.0-pl2 on our Shared Hosting accounts. Hope this helps.
Scott
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Hi! I can´t upload mi site with this control panel. Im trying to find my "user" and "password", to upload mi site with dreamweaver, but I can`t do it!! Im in Argentina and I cant do a telephone call. Have tou got an e-mail support?
Thak you!
Celeste
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Maybe these few articles in our Help Ceter can help you out:
Changing Your Hosting Account Password: http://help.godaddy.com/article.php?article_id=6&topic_id
Using Dreamweaver to Uplaod Your Site: http://help.godaddy.com/article.php?article_id=102&topic_id
Uploading Files to Your Web Site: http://help.godaddy.com/article.php?article_id=96&topic_id
We also have e-mail support at https://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/support_submit_question.asp
Brian
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Thank you! Now I could upload the site, those articles where just what I was looking for!
tHAKns again...
Celeste
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How can i password protect the whole web page?
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Mark - assuming you are using a Linux hosting account, you can password-protect your web pages by using an .htaccess file. Here is a help article to get you started: http://help.godaddy.com/article.php?article_id=91.
Brian
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I pay for two domain names and two hosting accounts for two different volunteer/service organizations. I run them both now, but might completely sign over one of them to someone else.
Currently, both are under one GoDaddy login account. But some things (like email) seem to be combined under my ONE GoDaddy account.
Can I create a 2nd GoDaddy account and run these completely separately?
What would be the disadvantages to doing that?
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Bill -
Our support staff should be able to help you split apart your hosting, domain, or email products across multiple GoDaddy shopper accounts. Go ahead and give them a call, or send an email, and they can get you started.
Brian
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OK, just bought a hosting account. Can I start using the new Microsoft Expression Web authoring environment? Thanks.
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Yes, it should work great. Let us know if you have problems publishing your site via Expressions.
Thanks,
Mike
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Two things. First of all, why does your blog not offer the option of posting new threads? This seems to be contrary to the basic idea of a blog. If your blog allowed users to post topics, it would enable the community to post and discuss the issues that are affecting them. As is, your blog is of limited use to anyone, other than as a PR tool for GoDaddy.
Secondly, I have a technical issue which would be an excellent topic for such a blog. I am attempting to implement a custom php.ini file for my virtual dedicated server. This option is supported on my server, according to the documentation that I can find on the subject (search for php.ini on help.godaddy.com). Unfortunately, I don't have permissions to overwrite the existing php.ini file, or to post a new file to the php.d directory, which is where php would be able to find it. I'm sure that someone else in the GoDaddy hosting community has probably already solved this problem. If anyone can be of any assistance, please respond to this post or email to scott at printelectric dot com.
Thanks!
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Scott,
You need to be 'root' to add files to the /etc/php.d directory, or overwrite the existing php.ini file.
Login with SSH to your VPH server using your normal account (also called 'unprivileged account'). Then run the command ' su ' and enter the root user's password to change to a shell with "root privileges"
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Hi!
Can i setting up cron jobs using crontab on my free hosting account?
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Dan,
Sorry, Cron jobs are currently not supported on our Linux Shared Hosting accounts, including free accounts. Virtual Dedicated (VPH) and Dedicated server accounts do have cron job support, currently.
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In one of your posts which I can no longer find you asked for scenarios not met by your hosting plans. Here's one. I want to run a small website with limited bandwidth at low cost on Drupal. Drupal is one of the best CMS' around. It's awesome. It's better than the CMS' you provide for Linux, imho, by far. Trouble is godaddy won't support it without going way overkill on monthly expenditure, bandwidth, etc. On our virtual shared hosting plan I would have almost everything I need except I can't put in cron tasks or ask for them to be put in by a qualified admin, and my database user doesn't have the create temporary tables privilege and (probably though I can't tell with this limited set of tools) the lock table privilege in my own database. For this, say the support folks, I need to pay at least $25 more per month. Or I could go to other hosting companies for almost the same price I pay for virtual shared hosting and get everything I need. The other Drupal websites I admin on providers like bluehost are only about $5 a month but I have those features and more on shared equipment. What gives guys?
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I have no personal experience with Drupal, but I can comment on Vded hosting. You are the root level admin of a vded server, which means you can run your MySQL database any way you like. If you purchased with Plesk, Simple Panel or cPanel, and are using it's interface to setup your databases, you may need to login to your MySQL server via command line to escalate your user permissions.
Easy MySQL command to escalate your user's priv's:
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON mydatabase.* TO myusername@'localhost';
Tip: Trick to logging into MySQL as root when you're running Plesk: the root user is actually named admin, so:
mysql -u admin -p
... to login, and use your Plesk admin password.
As far as cron is concerned, not a problem on vded. Just login, "su -" to become root and "crontab -e"
Best of Luck,
Dave.
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Is it possible to connect to the mysql database using MYSQL Administrator? Or perhaps using the mysql command line? PHPmySQL is not powerfull enough form me. Any suggestions?
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It is possible to connect directly to your MySQL DB using one of the various 3rd-party tools that support "tunnelling". One example of this is Navicat.
Navicat has an option to use a tunnel through a .php page. This was specifically built with hosters like us in mind.
How it works:
1) Purchase/Install Navicat, or other 3rd-party tool with this ability. There is at least 1 other I'm aware of and have tested, but it's name escapes me at the moment.
2) Navicat will provide a file to upload to your account, such as "mysql-tunnel.php". Put this file somewhere on your site.
3) Setup Navicat to connect to the tunnel at: "http://myhostingsite.com/mysql-tunnel.php". Give Navicat the hostname of your mysql DB (such as 'mysql144.secureserver.net'), the database name, your database username and password, and then test the connection.
If all goes well, you will have the full featured mysql DB management capabilities of Navicat (or similar tool) with your GoDaddy MySQL DB.
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Thanks! I have been frustrated in trying to connect with Navicat due to the lack of detailed "simple" instructions in the Navicat documentation. These are the first clear and understandable instructions to get connected and -- more importantly -- they work!
Success at last!
Thanks,
David
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well, I'm using Navicat to connect to my account as well, they have a article about how to establish http connection with godaddy, check it out here, http://mysql.navicat.com/Connect-to-MySQL-GoDaddy-HTTP-Tunnel/HTTP.html
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Is it possible to create *new* databases using Navicat? I have no problems using the links posted to connect and manipulate DBs I've created using PhpMyAdmin, but I can't seem to create new ones using any of the logins associated with my hosting account. Is that possible, or do I need to find someone else to host my site? Thanks!
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How can I install and use in my godaddy virtual server account the joomla CMS? is this included in my account? And how I install and use tomcat? is there a cost associated with these two soft? thanks
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I believe you are running Plesk 7
If you add to your account, by selecting the Plesk Pack Deluxe or Plesk Pack Pro in the Go Daddy My Account area, you get Mambo, post-Nuke (CMS), osCommerce Ecommerce software, phpBB (bulletin board), gallery (picture gallery), phpBook (guestbook), bbClone (counter), and gtChat (chat engine).
If Mambo isn't what you want, and you want joomla specifically, you can install it on any domain you want, but you have to do it by command line. Visit the joomla home page, http://www.joomla.org/, download, unpack and follow the directions.
Dave.
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I am new to the market. I want to know if I can be reseller? I obviously want to make money. Your website looks great. I love all that you have to read and learn. How much time is involved in being a resaller? Thanks
2Wards The Future
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We would like to have you as a reseller. Check out http://www.wildwestdomains.com/ it's a snap. You may make use of the template Wild West Domains provides you, the hosting is done on our servers. You brand it with the web administration, point your domain at it, we host the site for you. You can set your own prices, within a range, for each product. It's very easy to get up and running. Alternatively, for advanced users, their is an API so you can tie it into your site.
Dave.
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Hi Tech team....
By the way wheres the option value applications in the Hosting Manger interface..... i dnt want to upgrade to another hosting plan coz:
it was free whn i registered the site & its valid till MAY 07....... and
secondly....
u never send me a notice abt u changing the hosting plans or the make the value applications as hosting metroplois.....that can be useful only if i pay & upgrade.... all u could do was send emails regarding paying of new services & registration removal..... hey ppl at godaay pls understand we r not dummies... we will buy what we want... but gives us the services what we already paid for.....
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The old "value applications" functionality was replaced by Metropolis -- which actually has all the old features of the old system, plus a bunch of new features. Try it out -- I think you'll like it better.
Brian
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I have a paid QuickBlog account and I am not satisfied with the templates designs, font families and sizes. Is there a way to access the Cascade Style Sheet to make the changes instead of going into html code and make the changes for each entry?
Thank you
Ana Chiappori
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The short answer is: not currently, but it is on the board for Q3. Thanks for giving it another pitch, I want this feature also!
Dave.
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I've searched for a form mailer post for help, but can't find any. On the form-mailer setup (linux), is there only one type of form available for each hosting account? I'd like to set up multiple forms with multiple e-mails responding to them. Please help.
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You can have multiple forms using our form mailer but the form submissions will all go to the same email address. The destination email address is designated in the Hosting Control Panel.
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How can I use your form mailer service? I would like to create a simple form to allow my customers to send me the relevant information. Is there any documentation available for form mailer?
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We have articles on using our GDForms. It all depends on whether you are using our Windows or Linux hosting. Please use the following links to access more information from our help center.
Windows Form Mailer
Linux Form Mailer
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Are there any plans in the pipeline for Go Daddy to alter its webformmailer.php scripts etc so that for each form you can choose the email address (ie send different forms on the same multiple-domain account to different email addresses)?
Even an example script in the help section would be handy if it could show how to achieve this, especially for those of us who would like to do so but have very limited of coding language and therefore struggle to create our own php script from scratch to achieve this.
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No plans for the webformmailer script itself, although it might be a nice option in the future.
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Hi, I am trying to figure out how to bulk upload pictures to my gallery site and I dont see how anywhere. The Gallery Remote application didnt work (said it couldn't find gallery at that location)
Help!
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We found this link in the Gallery FAQs:
http://codex.gallery2.org/Gallery2:FAQ#Gallery_Remote_can.27t_find_my_G2.2C_what.27s_wrong.3F
Hopefully that helps you.
Brian
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i have bought the delux and bought domain name. godady give me a free hosting account after i use the free credit to open an account this is the message i got
Your domain PCTHA.COM is not available for this hosting account. Setup can not continue because this domain is being used by the following application: Hosting
Now i bought another two domain, one i have to set to newdomain. while i have added one domain to the pctha.com,
Questions:
1. can i assign that free open hosting account to my new domain name? so that i can save a hosting credit. how?
2. can i undo or remove an added domain from a hosting account? how?
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I'm not sure I fully understand your question, but I'll take a shot at a reply:
1. You receive a free hosting credit for each domain name your purchase. The domain name attached to the the free hosting accounts can't be changed.
2. You can add additional domains to a hosting account via the "Domain Management" icon in your hosting control panel.
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Hi, i think godaddy is an excelent hosting .
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Thanks, we always like the positive feedback!
Brian
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For the personal / non-business hosting, GoDaddy is hits all the major features someone might want /instead/ of getting a full shared or dedicated hosting account.
i.e. Instead of getting a shared hosting account and making a static site and/or with Metropolis applications, someone would get WebSiteTonight, and/or get QuickBlog, and/or get OnlinePhotoFiler, and/or get OnlineGroupCalendar, etc.
Individually, those GoDaddy Quick/Online/Tonight features work okay, and are suitable for someone who didn't have anything more specific in mind.
What detracts for me is the lack of template/CSS customization in these "pre canned" GoDaddy services, the low number of choices for pre-supplied themes in absence of this customization, and a lack of a common / unified theme across all features for customers with multiple service types.
This makes it feel like an unpolished and unpleasing way to try and make a single "web pages + blog + pictures" site, by getting separate WebSiteTonight + QuickBlog + OnlinePhotoFiler accounts and then trying to sew them together.
Yes, get a shared hosting account and install one or more of the Metropolis applications.
I've done that, and am currently taking a run at Joomla! + Coppermine. (http://alanadams.org/)
But its been very "steep" for me, someone who would have probably been happy if GoDaddy just had a "WebBlogPhotoTonight" application that made it easy to have and manage all of these features in a site that actually looked unified.
Nor do any of the available Metropolis applications actually perform all these features out of the box; I’m still left trying to sew systems together myself.
The available Linux applications seem to jump straight from "Blog only", "photos only" and "blog + website" to "full CMS" with no in-between.
Even though the applications would be "fixed" and unchangeable, the GoDaddy "WebBlogPhotoTonight" account would be a single site that looked like it belonged together & that could at least be customized with a unified template to make it look more unique even though its off-the-shelf GoDaddy service.
Which is where I expect I’ll probably be once I dumb down Joomla! to my level & find the most reliable bridges or modules that perform the features I want. But I didn’t need full CMS or application customization to begin with; I just need those "major features" GoDaddy already singled out. I just want to integrate them better and more easily on a single & visually distinct site.
Throwing a couple Metropolis suggestions out:
- The more I’ve investigated the Metropolis Linux applications, the more I’m thinking I may actually go back to Windows & Community Server for one of my sites. So stay on top of the latest CS GoDaddy can offer.
- Community Server was notably slow (without my even having added any content yet) before I switched my account over to Linux to try those CMS options, so performance of CS on shared hosting might be a place to look too.
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Thanks for the compliments. Let me address some of the concerns.
Customized CSS for Quick Shopping Cart and other site builders are coming, along with more (and better) templates.
The common theme problem, all I can say is good suggestion. It would be great if you could buy a number of site builders and seam them together in style. We will start thinking about how to do "WebBlogPhotoTonight". Maybe we'll call it that! Just kidding, but it gets the point across
Metropolis will be harder to address for common them, it's a collection of third party apps, pretty hard to get them to all have a common theme/framework. I imagine you'll be waiting longer for this one.
Thanks for your Metropolis suggestions.
Dave.
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You are the best host I ever using.
Only thing you must to do is to allow CRON jobs on Linux shared hosting accounts.
Best regards
and sorry for bad english.
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Regarding your first comment -- I believe you are correct =)
Regarding cron jobs -- this is on our roadmap, stay tuned!
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I just got a free Linux account (I didn't realize that I had 7 credits that I can use... all that domain registration loyalty pays off
1. I don't have email at this account.
2. I don't have SSH access on this account.
3. I don't have command-line MySQL account.
4. There is no way to create a directory that is inaccessible by the browser (I know about .htaccess; I am trying to confirm that .htaccess is the only option. If document root of my account is in the directory that looks like .../myname/html/ - I can't create a directory .../myname/private
5. I don't have cgi-bin directory
6. You don't have "usual" binaries (ImageMagick, zip, etc.) pre-installed.
Don't get me wrong - I am not trying to bash the service after just 5 hours of using it (especially, since it's free). I just don't want to chase things that don't exist.
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Email is a separate service from web hosting. You will need to setup email for your domain(s) seperately, if you want email "hosting" services.
No SSH access.
No command-line MySQL. Web-based access is provided by phpMyAdmin. Alternatively, you could look into one of the mysql admin applications that let you upload a "proxy" web page to your site. These apps can give you a fairly rich interface to any MySQL db.
No cgi-bin with free hosting.
Yes, ImageMagick binaries, zip binaries, are installed.
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I already have a domain name and a hosting account with godaddy.
I bought another domain name today. I was wondering if I can host that using my current hosting account?
I used the domain-management area and added this new domain, but I don't want it to point to the homepage of my old website.
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Sure - you can either change the domain name on your current hosting account to use the new domain, or you can add the domain name as an "alias domain" to your account. With the deluxe and premium plans, you can point the alias domain to a subdirectory, which makes your website look like a separate hosting account.
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I just moved servers from someone else to godaddy and I have to say that it's been a great experience. Sales and support people have been awesome. My only issue now lies with my ISP's cache, because everyone but me can get to my website. I can't set anything up until then. I wish there was some way around this besides waiting. Thanks for everything, godaddy!
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Glad you like our service, we're glad to have you as a customer!
You can add your domain and www.domain to your C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\Etc\Hosts file and trick your desktop into thinking the DNS has already propogated. Actually, what happens, is your browser will read this file and bypass the DNS lookup. This way you can see your site before the DNS has propogated.
Dave
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Need some advice to decide whether I should use Website tonight or Quick blog product. I would like to have links with different topics(purchasing, shipping etc..) on left pane. While clicking the link it should open up different pages on right pane. On right pane users should be able to post questions and others should be able to post answers - similar to blog sites.
Can some one please give me some guidance?
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I can think of a couple options you may want to try:
1) A Website Tonight (WST) account with our new forums component
2) A linux shared hosting account. Then, install Joomla through our Metropolis system.
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Our non-profit organization uses Yahoo!Groups for mailing-list services. I'd like to move that over to my web hosting account, but GoDaddy blocks POP3 access on port 110.
When you roll out CRON services (now, on your roadmap) will it allow secure connections to POP3 or IMAP servers?
Alternatively, would GoDaddy consider adding a mailing list option (like Mailman) for web host accounts?
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Cron services are now rolled out. I'd love to see Mailman or something similar on GoDaddy shared hosting. Besides your crazy hold music, this is the only major thing I'd like to see you add.
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We appreciate your suggestion. We are always looking for ways to improve our offerings. At this time we do not have any plans to add Mailman to our hosting environment.
Your request has been forwarded to the development group so that they can review this option as they prepare our next roll outs.
Thanks!
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Please enable the IMAP for php... on godaddy hosting sites!!!!!! or at least on my site
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i wanted to run servlets. I place my directory in the webapps directory in my personal computer. Where should i place it on the server to make my servlets run
thanks,
gayathri
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First, you need to make sure that you have a Linux hosting account. Once you do you will need to enable JSP/Servlets under Add On Languages in theHosting Control Center
Adding a Java Servlet to Your Web Site
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