Website HELP PLEASE

[Killer_kittens]

i have recently been asked to make a website for my brothers company, i have little to no experience with making websites but my brother was insistent that i give it a go. I have made the website in HTML with the aid of KompoZer and have all the FTP details I need, I also have a FTP client FileZilla. I have no problems accessing the URL web-space and had little to no problems uploading everything. the problem I have is that I uploaded to the wrong directory and when deleting from that directory I have inadvertently deleted one of the pre folders already on the page, there were two folders named Log, Public and a third icon that i cant remember the name of, this had an icon like a chain and had file type "link" (not sure what that is. the folders I have deleted were the public folder and the "link" type file. i have tried recreating the public folder and uploading the website files to this to no prevail and i simply get the 404 error when trying to publicly view the page. any advice at all would be greatly appreciate. thanks in advance.

Kittens

[Jay]

if you have deleted public then you will need to contact the host to have this setup again, you should not be able to delete the public folder though.

[=TcQi=]

Kittens, I found myself in a similar situation to your own recently. Have you considered trying a Content Management package like Joomla? I found it simplified the process a bit

[Killer_kittens]

Thanks for the reply guys. in the end i remembered the exact sub directory, it was something that makes me blush to think i did not think of it before, a capital letter. i accidental and unknowingly put a capital in there and so the directory was not the same and so was not recognised. again thank you for your help

[scaryjim]

it was something that makes me blush to think i did not think of it before, a capital letter.

Yeah, linux'll do that to you if you're used to windows

I used to spend hours shouting at NWN mod writers who used capitals in their hak file names but not in their module settings...