You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Copying A Site
- Thread starter sirhc1020
- Start date
Total Noob
Banned - By Request
- May 10, 2009
- 2,446
- 2,732
Go to wherever HTTrack is storing the files and click on the folder for your current project. Within that, you'll see a few files and a folder called "domain.com" (whichever website you ripped). Click in there and those will be the files you need. If you see "index.html", open it - if the site displays, you're in the right folder and you should compress + upload those files onto your hosting.
(I haven't used the program in forever but IIRC that's how it works.)
(I haven't used the program in forever but IIRC that's how it works.)
Thank you so much for the response, but I cant seem to find where I upload it onto my hosting on the cpanel. I use hostgator.Go to wherever HTTrack is storing the files and click on the folder for your current project. Within that, you'll see a few files and a folder called "domain.com" (whichever website you ripped). Click in there and those will be the files you need. If you see "index.html", open it - if the site displays, you're in the right folder and you should compress + upload those files onto your hosting.
(I haven't used the program in forever but IIRC that's how it works.)
Total Noob
Banned - By Request
- May 10, 2009
- 2,446
- 2,732
Thank you so much for the response, but I cant seem to find where I upload it onto my hosting on the cpanel. I use hostgator.
Put the files into a .zip. Go to your website's folder in cpanel (usually yourdomain.com unless you specified otherwise). Upload the .zip with the toolbar at the top of the page. Once it's uploaded, click on the file, click "extract" (again at the top of the page) and extract the files into the website's folder.
This might help - http://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/website/file-management/how-to-upload-a-file-using-file-manager-in-cpanel
Good luck
Jared