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Im a beginner, I installed wordpress and I can acess the site in localhost with "localhost:8888/ecproj". However I have a godaddy domain and i would like to host this site in that domain. But Im not undestanding what is the process for that. I already export the site to a file using a plugin. But then do you know what is necessary to import this file to host on the domain?










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  • When the url dcc.godaddy.com/manage/dcc is acessed it redirects to dcc.godaddy.com/domains. So it seems that the page to manage the domain is not possible to access.

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  • I do not recommend hosting a website from your local PC if you are a beginner. There is a large body of prerequisite knowledge you must acquire about hosting, security, and being a webmaster. Let godaddy handle it for you.

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Im a beginner, I installed wordpress and I can acess the site in localhost with "localhost:8888/ecproj". However I have a godaddy domain and i would like to host this site in that domain. But Im not undestanding what is the process for that. I already export the site to a file using a plugin. But then do you know what is necessary to import this file to host on the domain?










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closed as too broad by bertieb, Ramhound, Twisty Impersonator, music2myear, BillP3rd Jan 19 at 16:55


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  • When the url dcc.godaddy.com/manage/dcc is acessed it redirects to dcc.godaddy.com/domains. So it seems that the page to manage the domain is not possible to access.

    – Oscar
    Jan 16 at 15:18













  • I do not recommend hosting a website from your local PC if you are a beginner. There is a large body of prerequisite knowledge you must acquire about hosting, security, and being a webmaster. Let godaddy handle it for you.

    – HackSlash
    Jan 16 at 18:08














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Im a beginner, I installed wordpress and I can acess the site in localhost with "localhost:8888/ecproj". However I have a godaddy domain and i would like to host this site in that domain. But Im not undestanding what is the process for that. I already export the site to a file using a plugin. But then do you know what is necessary to import this file to host on the domain?










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Im a beginner, I installed wordpress and I can acess the site in localhost with "localhost:8888/ecproj". However I have a godaddy domain and i would like to host this site in that domain. But Im not undestanding what is the process for that. I already export the site to a file using a plugin. But then do you know what is necessary to import this file to host on the domain?







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closed as too broad by bertieb, Ramhound, Twisty Impersonator, music2myear, BillP3rd Jan 19 at 16:55


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closed as too broad by bertieb, Ramhound, Twisty Impersonator, music2myear, BillP3rd Jan 19 at 16:55


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  • When the url dcc.godaddy.com/manage/dcc is acessed it redirects to dcc.godaddy.com/domains. So it seems that the page to manage the domain is not possible to access.

    – Oscar
    Jan 16 at 15:18













  • I do not recommend hosting a website from your local PC if you are a beginner. There is a large body of prerequisite knowledge you must acquire about hosting, security, and being a webmaster. Let godaddy handle it for you.

    – HackSlash
    Jan 16 at 18:08



















  • When the url dcc.godaddy.com/manage/dcc is acessed it redirects to dcc.godaddy.com/domains. So it seems that the page to manage the domain is not possible to access.

    – Oscar
    Jan 16 at 15:18













  • I do not recommend hosting a website from your local PC if you are a beginner. There is a large body of prerequisite knowledge you must acquire about hosting, security, and being a webmaster. Let godaddy handle it for you.

    – HackSlash
    Jan 16 at 18:08

















When the url dcc.godaddy.com/manage/dcc is acessed it redirects to dcc.godaddy.com/domains. So it seems that the page to manage the domain is not possible to access.

– Oscar
Jan 16 at 15:18







When the url dcc.godaddy.com/manage/dcc is acessed it redirects to dcc.godaddy.com/domains. So it seems that the page to manage the domain is not possible to access.

– Oscar
Jan 16 at 15:18















I do not recommend hosting a website from your local PC if you are a beginner. There is a large body of prerequisite knowledge you must acquire about hosting, security, and being a webmaster. Let godaddy handle it for you.

– HackSlash
Jan 16 at 18:08





I do not recommend hosting a website from your local PC if you are a beginner. There is a large body of prerequisite knowledge you must acquire about hosting, security, and being a webmaster. Let godaddy handle it for you.

– HackSlash
Jan 16 at 18:08










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localhost is a hostname that resolves to 127.0.0.1 which is the default loopback interface on all computers. It means "connect to myself". Thus, I assume you are testing the website locally on your computer. To get that page on to the greater internet you need to upload it to your host. Please refer to the internal documentation for godaddy and contact their support if you need help.



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    localhost is a hostname that resolves to 127.0.0.1 which is the default loopback interface on all computers. It means "connect to myself". Thus, I assume you are testing the website locally on your computer. To get that page on to the greater internet you need to upload it to your host. Please refer to the internal documentation for godaddy and contact their support if you need help.



    https://www.godaddy.com/help/moving-small-wordpress-sites-to-godaddy-6110






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      localhost is a hostname that resolves to 127.0.0.1 which is the default loopback interface on all computers. It means "connect to myself". Thus, I assume you are testing the website locally on your computer. To get that page on to the greater internet you need to upload it to your host. Please refer to the internal documentation for godaddy and contact their support if you need help.



      https://www.godaddy.com/help/moving-small-wordpress-sites-to-godaddy-6110






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        localhost is a hostname that resolves to 127.0.0.1 which is the default loopback interface on all computers. It means "connect to myself". Thus, I assume you are testing the website locally on your computer. To get that page on to the greater internet you need to upload it to your host. Please refer to the internal documentation for godaddy and contact their support if you need help.



        https://www.godaddy.com/help/moving-small-wordpress-sites-to-godaddy-6110






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        localhost is a hostname that resolves to 127.0.0.1 which is the default loopback interface on all computers. It means "connect to myself". Thus, I assume you are testing the website locally on your computer. To get that page on to the greater internet you need to upload it to your host. Please refer to the internal documentation for godaddy and contact their support if you need help.



        https://www.godaddy.com/help/moving-small-wordpress-sites-to-godaddy-6110







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