anyone know how to use
 

register.com webhosting website builder I could use some help

What are you trying to do?

-spence

well i have a website
 

Im trying to put it on a different webhosting so I can make a reservation page but all of a sudden it got complicated compared to website now program i was working with.

all I want to do is
 

take all my text and picks and build it on this new site and then add a reservation page

I've never used the service...

...but you should just be able to download your pages and content from the old site and upload to the new. You would have to change any full URL or server paths.

Describe what's going wrong.

-spence

Im gonna have to find someone
 

to work with me on this one I dont have a clue where to start its all different than what Ive been working with.

this is what I want
 

http://www.loganlimo.com/rates.asp something like this home page

if you put in a city to airport hit submit
 

it will bring you to a reservation page when you hit submit there it would send me an e mail with the info

The basic stuff should transfer over pretty easily. The reservation form will require a simple script. Your hosting provider probably has some examples, but if you've never worked with it before it would be a lot easier to find someone who do it for you, or at least set it up the first time. Too complicated to explain over the board...

-spence

to complicated
 

i hear that I signed up for this webhosting and Im like completely Lost.

If you're going to try to do it yourself you should take a basic class. It's not rocket science, but the initial learning curve is steep.

-spence

If you're going to register a domain, go ahead, and do so. However, this does not mean you're going to be simply up and running. First, you need DNS service, and a web-server of some kind.

thanks jugstah
 

Ive had a website now Im just trying to add to it i have all i need as in hosting i just dont understand how to add pics and text the right way i want to make sure it is optimized for the best search results

There are quite a few self-learning websites available for free on the internet on how to optimize your JPGs so that it's small and loads fast when someone goes to your website.

There are some freeware jpg optimizers out there, but you'll have to hunt them down, because it's been years since I worked for a web-hosting company.

dreamweaver
 

get yourself a dreamweaver flash ETC ETC package..
it does it all but cost some $$$$