How to Connect to the Go Daddy Database Using Dreamweaver
Creating websites hosted on your GoDaddy servers using Adobe Dreamweaver is an easy and intuitive way for novice and non-technical Web developers to create new websites and host them on the Internet. Adobe's Dreamweaver application provides you with an intuitive graphical interface that enables you to create Web pages without having to code any HTML. By using a graphical editor, you can drag and drop elements of Web pages and dynamically generate the HTML code that would normally have to be done by hand. Connecting GoDaddy's servers to Dreamweaver so that you can sync files for your live website is an easy and straightforward task, even if you're new to Web development.
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Instructions
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Launch Adobe Dreamweaver, and click on the "Site" menu in the application's menu bar at the top.
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Click on "Manage Sites," and then click on "New" to begin adding the GoDaddy server details.
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Fill out the "Name" field for what you'd like to call the site. Select "FTP" underneath "Access Type," and enter your website's domain name (e.g., example.com) in the "FTP Host" field.
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Enter a forward slash (/) into the "Host Directory" field, and then enter your GoDaddy username and password in the respective "Login" and "Password" fields. Click on the check box next to "Use Passive FTP."
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Select the files and folders from your GoDaddy server that you wish to link, and then click the "Put Files" button to complete the connection.
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