Thread: How do I publish to a subdomain?

I have created a program for my website, so I created a subdomain revolution.livewtl.com, for my site, http://www.livewtl.com.
How do I publish to the revolution site from the Blue Voda website builder??

The revolution site is currently at http://www.livewtl.com/revolution.html

Thanks!

Publish to public_htlm/revolution/

Actually, that is not correct .... I found the right answers from General Vasili:

... the differences between domain types...

Differences in Domain Types via URL Examples:
http://www.PrimaryDomain.com
http://www.AddOnDomain.com which is an actual registered domain with Nameservers set at your VodaHost account
http://SubDomain.PrimaryDomain.com which is a fully functional non-registered domain created in your cPanel as an independent site (directory) in Main Account


... how to create the proper type of domain directory ... >> (Control Panel Tutorials, v.X3)
VodaHost operates both X and X3 versions of cPanel. Customers who joined after November 1, 2007 are on X3.
Adding an additional add-on domain name to your account
Creating a sub-domain ( A sub-domain is not an add-on)


And ... how to PUBLISH ... >>
The method of publishing with Blue Voda to Add-On domains and Sub-Domains is virtually the same, by making simple changes within the Publish Dialog Box:
(Primary Account Domain) public_html/ .........<--- leave blank
(Add-On Domain) public_html/addondomain
(Sub-Domain, as shown on Primary) public_html/primarydomainname/subdomainname
Publishing your web pages on the internet


...as well as how to best link pages ... >>
* To link page-to-page in this new site - if an add-on - the linking method is exactly the same as when using your Primary domain, as it has a unique domain from which to find the hosted site:
i.e. http://www.AddOnDomain.com/next-page.html

* To link page-to-page in a subdomain, you will need to follow the same logical structure, only adding the variables as required:
i.e. http://Sub-Domain.PrimaryDomain.com/next-page-title-here.html .

Linking your pages together (Hyperlinks with text, images etc...)


What do I save it as?

Your first page of your Sub-Domain needs to be titled and SAVED AS and PUBLISHED as index, because like any website, any directory needs to have a single index page. Be careful to save this new (2nd) index page to the proper folder (directory) of the Sub-Domain so you don't accidentlally overwrite the index page of your Prmary Domain!


Thanks, General Vasili! You da Man!