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butterflykisses
I am trying to upload my Vbulletin and website onto my hosting and I dont know how to and am getting myself confused can someone please please please help me!!!! (or do it for me hehe tongue.gif )

Thank you
pandy
Uhm, it depends on what kind of file transfer your host prefers. FTP?
butterflykisses
Yes its FTP

Thank you for replying!
pandy
And you don't know how to use that? You need an address, a username and a password, all if which your host should have given you. Then you need an FTP program. FileZilla is a good and free one if you are on Windows.
http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/

It's pretty simple. You create a bookmark of sorts with your details so you don't have to enter them every time. Then you just click on it to connect. You'll see two windows. The left one (usually) showing your own HD and the right one the server. You can drag and drop files from one side the other and they will be transferred up or down. You can do this in other ways too, but that depends on the program and how you configure it. Examine the buttons and menu commands and you'll soon find what you need.
Peter1968
vBulletin have a pretty decent support setup at their site, including a walkthrough how to configure the board.

http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/portal.php

Since it's a licensed product, support comes with the license and the best help is to be found there.
butterflykisses
Thank you appreciate it, No I dont know how to use it cos our message board so far has been on a phppb forum and main site all html which I am self taught so still learning, Thank you for your help.
pandy
So what's your question again? Do you need help with how to upload files or with how to install vBull? biggrin.gif
butterflykisses
QUOTE(pandy @ May 13 2007, 07:32 PM) *

So what's your question again? Do you need help with how to upload files or with how to install vBull? biggrin.gif


both haha rolleyes.gif
Peter1968
Again, vBulletin is the best place. You've paid for their help, after all.
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