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Hi, My name is Suresh V.S.M. Nair (primary email neier12@xs4all.nl). I have just published a website (www.debestevakanties.nl) with Blue Voda. It was registered with a Dutch company and yesterday they "pointed" the name servers towards Blue Voda's servers. Today the URL works but when I enter this domain name in my browser, I see the entire directory named separately as index.html; allin.html and a whole bunch of GIF files. Why is this? Why doesn't the index page just download like its supposed to? Please advise. The links between my pages work fine. Also, I must have seen this on a tutorial, but how can I delete unwanted html files from my public_html folder? You guys have a great support system going, so I'm pretty optimistic my problem will be solved soon and my webpage will FINALLY be up. Also, do I have to submit my page to search engines or will you do this for me? Thanks Suresh |
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Hi Suresh! Have you named your index page (homepage) correctly? It should be simply index - ensure that it is in lower case letters only. When your site is completed, published and you are happy with it, you can submit a support ticket to VH and request their 'one-off' search engine submission. To delete unwanted pages and files either use the file manager in your control panel or BlueFTP through BLueVoda.
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