Hi,
My website is http://opamps.epizy.com/ and when I run it locally it loads the script, but when I try to access it online, only the header text works, anything that needs files to be accessed is not working.
So I was wondering what is the directory address structure? Is this correct? “\opamps.epizy.com\htdocs\webabx.css”
On Linux systems, even the InfinityFree servers, the directory structure is like /this/is/your/path, not \this\is\your\path.
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Thanks for the tip, but the script is still not working while it works just fine locally. When I specify the directory on the server, what’s the equivalent of C:? Like the starting point of the address?
The mount point of a Linux hard drive is /mnt. The directory for your user on Linux is like /home/user.
I recommend, seen that in the server I consider htdocs as the root directory, to include the files with include "./{yourfile}"; if your index is located in the same directory as the file, include "/{yourfile}"; if the index is located in another directory and the file is on the root, or include "../{yourfile}"; if the file is up the directory on where the index file is.
Please use the code formatting tool (the </> symbol on the editor) to include a code on your post, after highlighting the part of the code you want to format!
…and now I keep getting a 403 error just trying to post here
Try to post your code on a pastebin, like Pastebin.com or 0bin.net, and then post a link in this forum. This is recommended for some new users and members.
Remove opamps.epizy.com/htdocs/ and type attributes from your code.
Thank you man, it’s working now. Just to be sure, everytime I update something I need to reupload the FTP, right?
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After that the Monsta FTP has started working on new accounts, you can even use that, or use the “Online File Manager” to edit files.
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