My Domain/Website from GoDaddy is expiring and I am going to let it, but I am wondering if there is a way to archive those webpages on the domain for sentimental purposes. Thanks in advance for the help.
Website/Domain Expiring
- Thread starter ChAoTiCpInOy
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Yup, download your entire directory.
You could even set up your own private web server at home to view them whenever you want.
You could even set up your own private web server at home to view them whenever you want.
RossMAN
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- Feb 24, 2000
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What kind of webpages?
Are they static HTML, text and images? If they are just download an FTP client
http://help.godaddy.com/article.php?article_id=96
If you have MySQL databases and e-mails it's a little more involved.
Are they static HTML, text and images? If they are just download an FTP client
http://help.godaddy.com/article.php?article_id=96
If you have MySQL databases and e-mails it's a little more involved.
upon checking the source code...you are shit out of luck. You used their Website Tonight or Blog Builder. You cannot save that stuff.
EDIT: If you got emails about those expiring and do not wish to renew, make sure you log into your acct, go to "Payments and Renewing Items", click on "View Items" on the card/paypal you charged it on, then select the items by clicking the checkmark box to the left, then hit the "Auto Renew" button above and on the right hand side disable auto renew, click save changes.
I only say this b/c so many people don't realize that auto renew is on by default.
EDIT: If you got emails about those expiring and do not wish to renew, make sure you log into your acct, go to "Payments and Renewing Items", click on "View Items" on the card/paypal you charged it on, then select the items by clicking the checkmark box to the left, then hit the "Auto Renew" button above and on the right hand side disable auto renew, click save changes.
I only say this b/c so many people don't realize that auto renew is on by default.
Source code says "Starfield Technologies" AKA GoDaddy. Also says "Website Tonight 3.3.9. Now I only was there with the new Website Tonight V4+ so to be honest I'm not 100% sure he can't save it, but if I had to be money I would say he's SOL.
That's usually how it works
I thought godaddy was only a registrar, but I never actually stepped on that page in my life. Anyways, just transfer the hosted files to your computer, I'm not seeing a problem here.
Originally posted by: NanoStuff
That's usually how it works
I thought godaddy was only a registrar, but I never actually stepped on that page in my life. Anyways, just transfer the hosted files to your computer, I'm not seeing a problem here.
The problem is he used the application that GoDaddy provides to build his site and you can't copy that to your computer. He didn't use his own software (ala Dreamweaver, Expression Web, etc etc) and FTP/upload the files/content to the server. They have proprietary ownership of the templates and software that's used to build it and unfortunately they don't let you keep what you built (right or wrong).
If you want to be 100% sure (which I think I am), give them a call from the number off their website ChAoTiCpInOy.
Given that you appear to only have a dozen or so pages total, it seems like using your browser's File -> Save as menu item would be doable. Unless I'm missing something.
Wow. GoDaddy is so great. The Quick Blogcast account that I did not know would automatically renew renewed and I emailed GoDaddy and they canceled it and gave me a refund. Great company.
You should be able to download a replicated (though not duplicated) version of you website through httrack
Modelworks
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- Feb 22, 2007
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Yeah just do file > save
I like godaddy too.
I set up a real cheap account with them.
10.00 per month .
I was surprised when I got a call from them.
It was one of their representatives asking if I needed any help with the site or had any questions. The guy didn't try to push account extras or anything like that. He just wanted to know if I needed help with html or questions about registering domain names, etc.
You usually don't get that with budget hosting. Thats usually reserved for big accounts.
I like godaddy too.
I set up a real cheap account with them.
10.00 per month .
I was surprised when I got a call from them.
It was one of their representatives asking if I needed any help with the site or had any questions. The guy didn't try to push account extras or anything like that. He just wanted to know if I needed help with html or questions about registering domain names, etc.
You usually don't get that with budget hosting. Thats usually reserved for big accounts.
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