my website help

[soulja]

ok heres the case.... my host was hosted at a site of my friends but he got problems, then i got another person to host it on his unix server but then 10 days later he deleted the site due for space... now i got a site with no server, and i don't like paying for security purposes that happened in the past... so i got a verizon webspace 10mb each for an account, and i was thinking make about 2-3 new accounts and put the images in one and php pages in the other and the php pages with images in em are linked to images/**** and i don't wanna change it to like http://mysite.verizon.net/***/images/***** and if someone with alot of space and bandwidth comes along, i will have to rechange it up again, and i chaged stuff alot and its such a pain in the ***....anyone got a clue

[Aaron_J]

Is english your first language

anyone got a clue

Not anymore.


Did you have a question?

[soulja]

ya i explained , it.... lemme see if ican make it striaght..


my site images linked to images/picture

and if i put it in a webspace it will not show cause its in another account so iwill have to make the image directories to http://mysite*********/images/picture.jpg how can i just have it link straight over without changing the directories of the pictures to look in

[HeddaLora]

If you host parts of the site on different servers, and you do not have access to administer the servers yourself (where you could create virtual directories), then you will have to code these as absolute links ("http://mysite.verizon.net/***/images/*****").

Maybe you can buy yourself a domain name, and point it to some freebie web site. (I'm not sure if that's possible.) Then you can always point stuff to the domain name, and change where the domain name is pointing if you change hosts. But I don't know whether freebie websites let you point domain names to those freebie sites, as I believe they use dynamic I.P. addresses for those.

Hedda Lora