Review my site

[aywebdev35]

Hi,

Can you review my website - http://webdev.x10.mx/

Thanks!

 

[techairlines]

Great MyBB theme. Clean and simple. I like the logo for your forum. It seems to fit into the theme very well.

I recommend getting more SEO friendly URLs (without '?' query strings) using a plugin like http://mods.mybb.com/view/google-seo

Maybe add a larger margin-bottom for the ad div container at the top so the "Ads by Google" text (banner ads) or text ad arrows isn't directly on top of the forum section header.

 

[aywebdev35]

Thanks for the review!

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why when i use co.cc for domain i can't even login in my forum ???

 

[MaestroFX1]

why when i use co.cc for domain i can't even login in my forum ???

Not At All TRUE !

Proof ? ME !

 

[aywebdev35]

but you park the domain or add-on??

 

[MaestroFX1]

but you park the domain or add-on??

No parking. No addon.

Replace whatever domain you signed up for with your co.cc.

 

[carl6969]

why when i use co.cc for domain i can't even login in my forum ???

I see a MyBB forum on your .co.cc domain.
I was able to view it with no difficulty.

 

[aywebdev35]

i changed the main domain and how many time i have to wait for the website to be on co.cc

how many time you waited???

 

[MaestroFX1]

i changed the main domain and how many time i have to wait for the website to be on co.cc

how many time you waited???

Wait ?

Change your main domain using:
https://x10hosting.com/control/?hosting&modify

*NOTE : You will forgo your current x10 domain name.

After that, check Advanced DNS Zone Editor in your cPanel.
They should point to your co.cc.(It should be automatically set).


Also,visit co.cc and change dns nameserver setting to

ns1.x10hosting
ns2.x10hosting

Done !(And yes wait for 48 hrs atleast!)

 

[aywebdev35]

Wait ?

Change your main domain using:
https://x10hosting.com/control/?hosting&modify

*NOTE : You will forgo your current x10 domain name.

After that, check Advanced DNS Zone Editor in your cPanel.
They should point to your co.cc.(It should be automatically set).


Also,visit co.cc and change dns nameserver setting to

ns1.x10hosting
ns2.x10hosting

Done !(And yes wait for 48 hrs atleast!)

But first you made the domain co.cc options and then installed joomla
or
first joomla then the domain??

 

[MaestroFX1]

But first you made the domain co.cc options and then installed joomla
or
first joomla then the domain??

Joomla and co.cc are totally independent of each other.

Joomla is CMS - content management system
and
co.cc is well just a domain and it’s owners(Good Koreans in Sothern part) allow you to use their sub-domain.(free of charge as you already might know).

It is not so-important as to what came first - chicken or the egg!

So, select any one of the following method which suits you more.

#1 Change of domain first and then Joomla installation:

If you don’t want to mess around with dead links, change domain name first and then install Joomla.
*Dead Links – urls pointing to location/object that doesn’t exist.
Also, you can avoid this ‘Dead Links’ situation if you have the basic HTML knowledge.
And also, this ‘Dead Links’ situation is only applicable when Joomla installation is “not a fresh” copy.
For example, you had Joomla installed somewhere else and now you are it moving here.
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Change your main domain using:
https://x10hosting.com/control/?hosting&modify

*NOTE : You will forgo your current x10 domain name.

After that, check Advanced DNS Zone Editor in your cPanel.
They should point to your co.cc. (It should be automatically set).


Also, visit co.cc and change dns nameserver setting to

ns1.x10hosting
ns2.x10hosting

Done!(And yes wait for 48 hrs atleast!)

In the mean time you can copy (not install)* Joomla in your allotted directory using cPanel/ftp.
But, your co.cc address won’t be accessible for 48hrs so you can’t use backend or frontend service of Joomla yet.
* copy (not install) - also depends on your knowledge of php/mysql.
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#2
If you are in a hurry, then go ahead.
Install Joomla first; take a moment or two to congratulate yourself on your website and see if everything is working just fine.
Then, change domain as outlined earlier.

And, wait for 48 hrs.

#3
If you are in super-duper hurry, then go multi-tasking - just use URL Forwarding service of co.cc.

Install Joomla here in x10 and at the same time change url forwarding setting in co.cc.


URL Forwarding Setting
-------------------------
Redirect To(URL) : http://yourx10domain

Page Title : Your Page Name

Frame : URL Hiding (Hide real address, Display CO.CC address)

Description : Fill it as applicable

Keywords : Fill it as applicable
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And, see the instant results.
Best thing about the third option is that you don’t loose x10 domain name.




My Best Wishes!

 

[aywebdev35]

Thanks

The new domain is : http://wbdev.co.cc

Review and here please : http://wbdev.co.cc/showthread.php?tid=14

 

[MaestroFX1]

Thanks

The new domain is : http://wbdev.co.cc

Review and here please : http://wbdev.co.cc/showthread.php?tid=14

It is a start!

But, at least 5 clicks (registration process) to give a review right now on your just started-running website is too much to ask for.
Do away with first agreement or add it on the submission page.

But don’t remove registration completely; you never know you may violate TOS.

On template front, black and steel can’t go wrong. (at least with me)

Best Wishes for your website!

 

[aywebdev35]

It is a start!

But, at least 5 clicks (registration process) to give a review right now on your just started-running website is too much to ask for.
Do away with first agreement or add it on the submission page.

But don’t remove registration completely; you never know you may violate TOS.

On template front, black and steel can’t go wrong. (at least with me)

Best Wishes for your website!

What do you talk about registration i didn't removed it!

 

[MaestroFX1]

@aywebdev35
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It is a start!
But, at least 5 clicks (registration process) to give a review right now on your just started-running website is too much to ask for.
Do away with first agreement or add it on the submission page.

But don’t remove registration completely; you never know you may violate TOS.

On template front, black and steel can’t go wrong. (at least with me)

Best Wishes for your website!

What do you talk about registration i didn't removed it!
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It was just a suggestion to merge the agreement page with submission page !

 

[aywebdev35]

ok .. thanks