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Old 06-15-2009, 11:11 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by kevin316 View Post
...Do you normally upload all the files directly into the public_html folder or do you put them in another folder.
If public_html is the root folder for your website, then in the public_html folder.

Did you put this in your coding or did the web hosting?
Code:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> strLocation = window.location + ""; nIndex = strLocation.indexOf("index.html"); if (nIndex > 0) { strBase = strLocation.substring(0, nIndex); } else { strBase = window.location.href; } strBase += "Learn2eat/"; document.writeln("<BASE HREF='" + strBase + "'>"); </SCRIPT>
Either way, Google isn't going to find your other pages, it doesn't read javascript so it's going to look at your anchor tags (e.g. What_Is_Learn2Eat.html) and assume it's in the root of the domain = Page Not Found.

Try it yourself if you don't understand. Go to your domain then add What_Is_Learn2Eat.html after the slash.
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