by Saniya

Choosing a web host for your online business site.

Website hosting can is not an easy process. Depending on how much space you need, how much data transfer is required, finding a reliable host, and getting everything online is a tedious task. If it is aimed at a business site, then things become even more complex. A few problems faced in the task of web hosting are mentioned below.

The most basic factors in choosing a web host are disk space and amount of data to be transferred. The plan you require is based on these 2 factors. In general, business websites will require more disk space and data transfer than small non-commercial websites. The presence of the online shopping cart is the reason for this.
The amount of data to be transferred using the shopping cart will depend on how many people use it. So it is better to start small and then upgrade later depending on your requirements.

Most prospective business owners will have an idea of how much sales will happen initially. So the choice of a shopping cart should be personal.
Those entirely new to ecommerce will probably not have any experience with any kind of shopping cart software. Most hosting companies will provide a choice from the popular choices available, from which you can choose. It is important to find a shopping cart that suits the individual user, as attempting to change your shopping halfway down will affect your business as a whole.
Don’t immediately jump at the first offer from a web host. Ask if they have demos and try them out. Be sure it’s a program which is easy to learn and use, Even if you have a large business and have a web design firm setting up the cart, a basic knowledge of the shopping cart’s processes is highly recommended.

01.30.13

by Saniya

Is FrontPage supported by the H-Sphere control panel?

Yes. You can install or remove FrontPage extensions from the control panel. The extensions are required if you want to use FrontPage to publish your site, or run tools supported by FrontPage.

01.30.13

by Saniya

Third-level domains or sub domains

Does cpwebhosting.net support third-level domains or sub domains and Can i do it through control panel?

Yes, you can add as many levels of sub domains as you want. You can also create aliases for sub domains. This all is available through the H-Sphere control panel.

01.30.13

by Saniya

ASP – Active Server Pages

Active Server Pages is a server-side scripting technology which is developed by Microsoft.

With ASP you can create dynamic web pages by putting script code inside your HTML pages. The code is executed by the web server before the page is returned to the browser. Both Visual Basic and JavaScript can be used.

ASP is a standard component in Windows 95,98, 2000, and XP. It can be activated on all computers running Windows.

Many web hosting providers are offering ASP, as it is becoming a more and more popular technology.

You can also avail this facility in the Windows hosting plans of the cpwebhosting.net.

But, Microsoft’s ASP technology runs only on Windows platforms.

However, Chili!Soft ASP is a software product that allows ASP to run on UNIX and some other platforms.

01.30.13

by Saniya

Does H-Sphere support python scripts?

Although H-Sphere doesn’t provide centralized management for python scripts, you can add python support manually. For Unix hosting you just need python support installed on the web box. Windows hosting requires additional coding for this.

Can my customers use their own scripts?

Yes. CGI, PHP, and ASP support will be included into their accounts if you enable support for these scripts in their plans.

I m a Reseller,Can my clints set password protection to their files and directories?

Yes. Starting with H-Sphere 2.3 RC4, this feature is integrated into WebShell.

01.30.13

by Saniya

understanding the meaning of the ASP.NET

The promise of Microsoft’s ASP.NET is that “writing dynamic, high-performance Web applications has never been easier.” That sure sounds good, doesn’t it? But for many non-developer professionals who are involved in one way or another with the Web development process, the devil is in the details of how this is achieved. So here’s a look at how some of the developer jargon translates into everyday language.