Find this at your “Hosting” section, where you can be able to manage the users in your FTP found in the “Settings” portion. Otherwise, you can choose to create a new login that can be remembered easily. You may prefer to create a new File Transfer Protocol user to enable your webmaster to assist you. Be sure that all connections and the image paths are linked to your domain, never paths on the computer. If they do not, return to the raw file of your HTML to fix it. You can tap on a link, such as internal links, so you can be able to see if they are working according to how you want them to work. You can then start troubleshooting any issues that come forward. Otherwise, return to the raw file of your HTML prior to making the corrections. Go ahead and tap on any link, particularly internal links, so you will be able to see if they are working right. You can refresh the browser if it does not. If there are no updates at all, your page will be live in an instant. Then, visit the domain name so you can double-check if the files are uploaded right. Tap ‘Upload’ To Transfer The Web FilesĪfter this, click “Upload” to transfer the web files toward your business web hosting server at GoDaddy. Do this by holding the keyboard’s “Ctrl,” select multiple files, and tap “Open.” 7. Then, you should be able to double-click your file in your browsing window. Double-Click Your File In Your Browser Window If there are no changes, your website will be live in a few seconds. Then, be sure to visit the domain name so you can see if you have uploaded the files correctly. Get started browsing your web files on your computer by clicking “Upload” from the platform’s menu section. Once done, click on the name of the folder in your folder catalog.
Choose The Folder Where You Wish To Upload The Files Navigate to this particular folder in the hard drive where you can find your website’s HTML documents. After this, click the “FTP File Manager” found at the Control Panel’s Tool section.
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