How Do I Publish A Mozilla Composer Website I Created To A Godaddy Hosting Account?

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I used Mozilla 1.7 Composer to create the site. I think the problem is identifying the proper ftp and http settings to publish to. Godaddy gave me an “ns*.secureserver.net” reference which does not seem to work. Composer says I should use”ftp.godaddy.com/my name.” That does not seem to work. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong? Thanks

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"How Do I Publish A Mozilla Composer Website I Created To A Godaddy Hosting Account?" was posted on Wednesday, July 15th, 2009 at 6:29 am.

3 Responses to “How Do I Publish A Mozilla Composer Website I Created To A Godaddy Hosting Account?”

sheeple_(2009-07-15):

Some guessing:
An ns prefix usually means “nameserver”, not ftp. This is where you point you site name to.
Once that is working, your upload maybe (and I am guessing)
http://ftp.yoursite.com unless you have something else in the meantime.
There is also a possibility that
http://ftp.godaddy.com/~myname is what you should type (the ~ is essential on some systems.
They should have sent you very specific instructions on this.
lovellov(2009-07-15):

http://www.pcworkathome.in/freewebhostin…
Stranger(2009-07-15):

actually mozilla composer is an editor . may be there are some problem with your hosting . did u get hosting from godaddy or u get only domain. ? and u didnt gave your problem details . however u can contact with their customer care section .
thanks
shimul