The operating system of your hosting account determines what scripting languages and web site functions can be used on your site. Below is a listing of the languages and functions supported by our different shared hosting accounts:Windows Shared Hostin...

The File Manager, located in the Hosting Control Center, provides a way to easily manage your Web directory, including copying, moving, uploading or downloading, renaming, and deleting files or entire directories.To Access Your File Manager in the Host...

In this Actioncast, learn how to use Windows XP Network Places to upload your web site.Using Windows XP Network Places to Upload Your Web site

The File Manager, located in the Hosting Control Center, allows you to manage the files and directories within your Web site directory. Specifically, this tool allows you to copy, move, rename, and delete both files and directories; upload and download...

For information on downloading and installing Time Tracker, see Introduction to the Time Tracker Starter Kit on MSDN.To set up the ASP.NET 2.0 Time Tracker Starter KitLog in to your Account Manager. In the My Products section, select Hosting Account Li...

No, the following code is added to the web.config file of all ASP.NET 2.0 hosting accounts:<system.net><defaultProxy> <proxy usesystemdefault="False"      proxyaddress="http://proxy.shr.secureserver.net:3128"      bypassonlocal="False" /></...

A sub domain is an easy way to create a memorable web address for various areas of your site. For example, you could create a sub domain for pictures on your site called "pics." Anybody that comes to your Web site could type pics.example.com instead of...

Within ASP/ASP.NET, you can use the function Server.MapPath("") to return the full path to your hosting account. If you create a directory called "subdir," you could return the path to "'subdir" using Server.MapPath("subdir").NOTE: Keep in mind that wi...

If you cannot remember your customer number or password, you can use our Account Retrieval System to obtain the information necessary to access your account.

To upload files to your Web site, you need an FTP client. FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. It lets you connect to a remote computer, such as a hosting server in another state. Using FTP, you can move files from your machine to the remote one and create folders for those files on that computer