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how do i point my mainframe to a different file?
my site only works on certain browsers. on others, it attempts to download. a web developed told me that the problem was my mainframe is pointing to a .com file, when it should be a .html file. i deleted the .com file on my remote host, but all that did was basically delete the home page of the site. i need to point the mainframe to html file so that it may display on all browsers
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Hello viking84, Thank you for your question. I looked at the coding for this web page, and there is a line of code in your index.htm , calling this file in using a frame: comedycobra_idx.com If you want a '.com' file to load you will have to specify this in the code of your: .htaccess If you want the 'index.html' file to load, then just rename the index.htm file to something like: index.htm.old This will cause the 'index.html' file to load by default. If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below, or contact live Tech Support. They are available 24/7 via: Email: support@webhostinghub.com Phone: 877-595-4482 x2 & Chat (there is a link on the top right). Thank you, -John-Paul |
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