Transfer Entire Website

[calebac09]

I am currently hosting my website with Tripod, but I now want to use Comcast to host. Is there a way for me to transfer my entire website over to my Comcast account?

[Murray *TMM*]

Using CT? No. Using any FTP product? Sure. Copy all the files from one
site, and upload them to the other site.

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"calebac09" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:d7nagv$1p6$1@forums.macromedia.com...

>I am currently hosting my website with Tripod, but I now want to use
>Comcast to host. Is there a way for me to transfer my entire website over
>to my Comcast account?

[calebac09]

then all of the links would be wrong

[Alan]

IF the links are document relative, which is what Contribute uses by
default, they will still work as long as the relative locations of the files
stays the same.

the key is to use an FTP client, log into the site with the ftp info the
host provides, and download the entire site structure as-is.
Then upload that to the new hosting, as-is so all the files have the same
relationship to each other.

You are correct in that any link in the site that uses a full absolute path
of [url]http://yoursite.tripod.com/[/url] will be broken when the file is now at
[url]http://members.comcast.com/~yoursite/[/url] but there probably none or very few
absolute links.

> then all of the links would be wrong