CS:GO Betting Site. I have the source code but how do I upload it?

[RankE3]

I have the folder that says like css, fonts, history, img, pages etc....

How do I upload it in order to create a site.

I'm also looking to change up the logo and background for it as the code is already made. IF somebody can help me i'd really appreciate it!

Skype: RankeThree

[fl4zh]

You have to pay a company like one.com or something like that for web hosting and then you have to upload all that to that site through a FTP client like FileZilla.

[donran]

one.com or something

Something > one.com

[Eternity]

Go online and find a site, also do you want .com or .net or .edu??? .edu will probably have more names available.

[Pepsi Cola]

Explain more. Do you already own a domain? Do you own a hosting plan? Do you plan on buying either one?
Anyway, I have a nice related domain, pm me if interested. I could help you set everything up if you like. hmu.

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Go online and find a site, also do you want .com or .net or .edu??? .edu will probably have more names available.

Why would he use a .edu for a csgo betting site

[[MPGH]Psychotic]

First and foremost you're going to need a domain. I'd recommend namecheap.com but if you have other deals then go there. You really should think about your domain carefully - I understand CS:GO betting sites are the new "thing" but if you want yours to be successful in comparison to the other ones that are just made "for the money", then you need to carefully consider the domain and might spend a little more on it. Think of a witty, creative name that you think a lot of CS:GO players would enjoy for the domain but would also get across the intent of your website. Domains are extremely cheap for what they are and can vary from $1-10/year to $50, it really depends on the TLD that you obtain.

Secondly, you'll need hosting. This price can vary but really you'll be wanting $20~ minimum because if you want a big website you need to anticipate a lot of traffic and users and you should always purchase more not less. When purchasing the domain make sure you notify you already have a domain and give them the domain you have. Hell, you won't be the biggest CSGO betting site right off the bat, but your site will get quite a bit of traffic once you even put a splinter of advertisement up due to the popularity of one, CS:GO, and two, CS:GO betting.

Lastly you're going to set up the nameservers for that domain to the hosting that you have. It can take up to 24 hours to complete the nameserver change but if you just test going to your domain every so often you can see if it's already changed, mine have varied, some take half an hour, others have taken a few hours. Never have I waited more than a day though.

Once your domain is on hosting you're going to upload the files via FTP, now I don't know much about CS:GO betting sites but here's a few things I can assume:

• You need to check and see what backend language the site is using and also what database it uses. I'm going to assume MySQL so you should consider that (once you find out) when purchasing hosting.

I've added you on Skype but you can give me a PM if you need more help, I'm a very experienced in full stack development, just more as a hobby though.

[Live]

Domain like above plebs said, they host the website for you in a sense. I advise to also get some DDOS-protection up asap it's worth it in the long run. Good luck with your website!

[RankE3]

First and foremost you're going to need a domain. I'd recommend namecheap.com but if you have other deals then go there. You really should think about your domain carefully - I understand CS:GO betting sites are the new "thing" but if you want yours to be successful in comparison to the other ones that are just made "for the money", then you need to carefully consider the domain and might spend a little more on it. Think of a witty, creative name that you think a lot of CS:GO players would enjoy for the domain but would also get across the intent of your website. Domains are extremely cheap for what they are and can vary from $1-10/year to $50, it really depends on the TLD that you obtain.

Secondly, you'll need hosting. This price can vary but really you'll be wanting $20~ minimum because if you want a big website you need to anticipate a lot of traffic and users and you should always purchase more not less. When purchasing the domain make sure you notify you already have a domain and give them the domain you have. Hell, you won't be the biggest CSGO betting site right off the bat, but your site will get quite a bit of traffic once you even put a splinter of advertisement up due to the popularity of one, CS:GO, and two, CS:GO betting.

Lastly you're going to set up the nameservers for that domain to the hosting that you have. It can take up to 24 hours to complete the nameserver change but if you just test going to your domain every so often you can see if it's already changed, mine have varied, some take half an hour, others have taken a few hours. Never have I waited more than a day though.

Once your domain is on hosting you're going to upload the files via FTP, now I don't know much about CS:GO betting sites but here's a few things I can assume:

• You need to check and see what backend language the site is using and also what database it uses. I'm going to assume MySQL so you should consider that (once you find out) when purchasing hosting.

I've added you on Skype but you can give me a PM if you need more help, I'm a very experienced in full stack development, just more as a hobby though.

I just registered the domain. Pls respond on skype

[αяgуяσѕ]

Do you even have the php files or db files to even store any of the information?
I have added you on skype.

Domain like above plebs said, they host the website for you in a sense. I advise to also get some DDOS-protection up asap it's worth it in the long run. Good luck with your website!

Just use cloudflare; free and easy to use.

[Reaky]

I would like to know too

[Vine]

Share the site if it's finished.

[fl4zh]

I hope you have a steam-bot-account too. I guess you'll need it for the site you're having

[Fucking Moron]

You have to pay a company like one.com or something like that for web hosting and then you have to upload all that to that site through a FTP client like FileZilla.

Or you can just use my favorite site which has great support, and site ability.
Which I won't say ppppppppppppppp

[fl4zh]

Or you can just use my favorite site which has great support, and site ability.
Which I won't say ppppppppppppppp

Well.. Then he can't, when you won't say it, can he?

[Fucking Moron]

Well.. Then he can't, when you won't say it, can he?

Hehe