On Wed, 2003-06-18 at 17:10, Terry Cole wrote: > Can anyone give me any help, please. > > The so called "free" web hosting seem to have inappropriate advertising, > this sometimes appears after you have set up your web pages.
Yes, gone are the days of getting free hosting. People found that they had to pay the bills. There are many local ISPs that will host websites for quite small sums. > I would like some of my students to be able to publish their web pages > on the net, but would like a simple way of uploading and editing their > own work. > I don't want to FTP in I don't understand. Do you mean some sort of ghastly "Frontpage Extensions" thing. If you do then you are short-changing your students who should be learning how to upload their web-pages the standard way. (IMHO) If you use a decent graphical FTP client then things shouldn't be too difficult. > and I would like them to be able to do this from > the class as well as home. FTP shouldn't be a problem. Unless you have firewall issues. > > Are there any scripts out there that could help me in setting this up. > I could then run them from our own domain. > > Thanks > > Terry & Kay Cole > Rotorua, New Zealand > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.cole.gen.nz > http://www.websnz.com > > > -- Zane Gilmore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
