Pages other than Index.html not loading

[lavirtua]

Hello all, I recently started a domain at lavirtualskies.x10.mx, and everything was going great. I program on my local host and use dreamweaver, then when I have done some major work, I save it to a .zip, upload it to the manager, and then unzip it. However, the only page that loads is my index.html page, or when you go directly to lavirtualskies.x10.mx. Any tab or link you click that takes you to another page within my site, gives an error. Why is that?


I use HTML, CSS, PHP, and MySQL. Is there something wrong with my href? for example:

<a href="/contactus.html" class="links">Contact Us</a>

results in:
404 Not Found

The resource requested could not be found on this server!

Some more info:

- Everything in the file manager is under /public_html
- I've double and triple checked spelling
- even though this shouldn't be a problem, I've made sure to have "/" in my href.
- It works perfectly on my local host server, and when I open the html pages directly, from a different folder.

 

[Livewire]

The problem is the x10 server runs on Linux, not Windows - CaSe Is ImPoRtAnT. Windows doesn't care if it's got capital letters in it or not, but Linux does.

The actual contactus.html page is at http://lavirtualskies.x10.mx/ContactUs.html; note the capital C and U. The easiest way to avoid this is to use only lowercase in all filenames. There's two ways to fix this issue in this case; you can either edit every page with the correct case, or rename the html files to all lowercase. The latter is probably faster, as there's quite a few pages and quite a few links on those pages that'd have to get edited.

 

[lavirtua]

The problem is the x10 server runs on Linux, not Windows - CaSe Is ImPoRtAnT. Windows doesn't care if it's got capital letters in it or not, but Linux does.

The actual contactus.html page is at http://lavirtualskies.x10.mx/ContactUs.html; note the capital C and U. The easiest way to avoid this is to use only lowercase in all filenames. There's two ways to fix this issue in this case; you can either edit every page with the correct case, or rename the html files to all lowercase. The latter is probably faster, as there's quite a few pages and quite a few links on those pages that'd have to get edited.

Ok, I had no idea it was on Linux. Alright, so I just re-uploaded everything, and it works like it should. Thanks for the help! Also thanks for the quick reply!

 

[Livewire]

No problem; if you need anything else, let us know!