Web Hosting FAQ
Find more than 120 web hosting FAQ answers in our Help Center FAQ available in the web hosting control panel. Below are some answers to questions you may have before you sign up for a web hosting account with us.Read more about Customer Support here »
Moving a Joomla website is done in three steps: 1) moving the database, 2) moving the files, and 3) tell Joomla where you have stored the files and the database by configuring the file configuration.php. Let's get a bit more detailed. Follow these simple steps to move a Joomla website: Export the database on the
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Yes, you can get SSH access to your web hosting account as an option for $1.00 USD per month. To get it, just click Add Services in your web hosting control panel and follow the instructions.
Yes, you can set advanced custom DNS records for domains and subdommains. DNS records contain different domain name settings, such as: A records - used to direct the web traffic of a website to another location, usually a remote server. AAAA records - used to map the web traffic of a website to a 128-bit
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Yes, when your website is hosted with us you can (and should) set up your own error pages. Take every opportunity to direct visitors where you want them Creating your own error pages (e.g. 404 Page Not found etc.) is a good way to take care of your website's visitors. For example, if someone enters
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You can easily switch PHP version for your web hosting account (look here what php versions are supported). To change the overall PHP version for your whole account, just follow these steps: Log in to the web hosting control panel here On the menu Advanced, click PHP settings Right beside Choose a PHP Version, choose
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Yes. To change the global php.ini for your web hosting environment, just follow this instruction: Log in to the web hosting control panel Go to File Manager Click the uplevel link until you reach the root level Click the sys folder Click the php4 or php5 folder, depending on what PHP version you are using
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The PHP versions currently supported are: PHP 4, PHP5, PHP 5.3, PHP 5.4, PHP 5.5, PHP 5.6, PHP 7.0, PHP 7.1, PHP 7.2, PHP 7.3 and PHP 7.4. Read about how to switch PHP version »
Yes. You can manage the way your PHP-based applications are handled and run by the web server by selecting what PHP version should be used » changing the default PHP settings by editing the file php.ini »
There are several differences in the configuration and in the way certain functions and expressions are handled. PHP 4 has a larger installed base at this point, but since PHP is a server side script, it will hardly affect the end user. PHP 5 is simply a newer release, which offers its own improvements and
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PHP stands for PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor (a Recursive Acronym) and is an open source scripting language, originally designed for producing dynamic web pages. PHP is a widely-used general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for web development and can be embedded into HTML. It generally runs on a web server, taking PHP code as its
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