Hi, I see a lot of people saying the same thing but it's a little different each time.
I am in contact with my webhosting company but it's a lot of back and forth and I thought I would try to find an answer, I hope.
I bought webhosting and a domain name on the 9th. Last night, I used Cyberduck to only upload my index.html file for the moment. It did not display. Thinking I did something wrong, I uninstalled Cyberduck and just used the DirectAdmin CP file manager to upload the same index.html. And I made sure it did an overwrite. Again, nothing showing up.
I did get one answer from the webhost saying they made sure persmissions were correct, and that fixed the default "something amazing will be created" page, as it wasn't displaying before - just a blank page.
Is there anything else I need to be doing that I am not realizing? I would assume, since there's no "publish" button, that when you stick the index.html page in the public_html folder, it should be published automatically, correct?
I have been all over the web reading, watching, contacting support and decided to write a post here.
I don't even know anything about php, so no .php files here. It's just plain HTML, until I get further.
I am in contact with my webhosting company but it's a lot of back and forth and I thought I would try to find an answer, I hope.
I bought webhosting and a domain name on the 9th. Last night, I used Cyberduck to only upload my index.html file for the moment. It did not display. Thinking I did something wrong, I uninstalled Cyberduck and just used the DirectAdmin CP file manager to upload the same index.html. And I made sure it did an overwrite. Again, nothing showing up.
I did get one answer from the webhost saying they made sure persmissions were correct, and that fixed the default "something amazing will be created" page, as it wasn't displaying before - just a blank page.
Is there anything else I need to be doing that I am not realizing? I would assume, since there's no "publish" button, that when you stick the index.html page in the public_html folder, it should be published automatically, correct?
I have been all over the web reading, watching, contacting support and decided to write a post here.
I don't even know anything about php, so no .php files here. It's just plain HTML, until I get further.