Hi guys i have developed a website in umbraco.I launch it from webmatrix.althoug i develoed a lot of pages in the content section i cant see them in any of the directories or anywhere can you please tell me how to see them without going to umbraco .
and another problem is i can run the website from webmatrix,but how can i run it without using web matrix.I am getting the below link in the explorer when i run the website.But i dont know the physuical path of these page or where to start up
And finallly how am i gonna host this site,i mean to make this site available to other system in the network.Should i install webmatrix into server also or should i just copy the folder alone??
2) Manually export the site: copy the physical files to a location in IIS, configure the website in IIS. Depending on which DB you are using, you may also need to copy and setup the DB and configure the connection.
Hosting a website in server
Hi guys i have developed a website in umbraco.I launch it from webmatrix.althoug i develoed a lot of pages in the content section i cant see them in any of the directories or anywhere can you please tell me how to see them without going to umbraco .
and another problem is i can run the website from webmatrix,but how can i run it without using web matrix.I am getting the below link in the explorer when i run the website.But i dont know the physuical path of these page or where to start up
http://localhost:9595/AboutUs.aspx
And finallly how am i gonna host this site,i mean to make this site available to other system in the network.Should i install webmatrix into server also or should i just copy the folder alone??
Hi Aditya,
The nodes in the content section are actually stored in the database and don't exist as physical web pages.
It's IIS and ASP.NET that handle the web requests and serve the content. You don't need to install web matrix on your server, you can either:
1) Publish your website through web matrix to shared/dedicated hosting (see also: http://www.asp.net/webmatrix/tutorials/publish-a-website)
2) Manually export the site: copy the physical files to a location in IIS, configure the website in IIS. Depending on which DB you are using, you may also need to copy and setup the DB and configure the connection.
HI thanks Lennart Stoop thats very helpful,u just cleared my confusion.
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