AShop V Quick Setup Guide
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3. Enter the ftp host name of your site, usually your domain name but
the exact host name should have been given to you by your hosting
provider.
provider.
4. Change the “Logontype” setting to “Normal”.
5. Enter the ftp username for your site in the “User” field.
6. Enter the ftp password for your site in the “Password” field.
7. Click the “Connect” button to save your site and connect to it.
5. Enter the ftp username for your site in the “User” field.
6. Enter the ftp password for your site in the “Password” field.
7. Click the “Connect” button to save your site and connect to it.
The Filezilla Site Manager
Now you should see the contents of your hard drive in the left area and
the contents of your website in the right area of the Filezilla window. In
the left area, navigate to the folder where you unpacked the AShop
system requirements check script. It should contain the files:
ashoptest.php and README.TXT and one folder named ioncube.
Navigate to where your publicly available content is stored on your
website in the right area. It is usually called public_html, www or
httpdocs. If you are unsure you should ask your hosting provider. If you
wish to run AShop from a subdirectory you can add it by right clicking in
the right area and selecting Create directory from the menu. Enter the
name of the directory and press Enter, then double click the new directory
to open it. If you install AShop without adding a subdirectory it will
become the default content your visitors see on your website.
Select the file ashoptest.php and the folder ioncube in the left area.
Then right click and select Upload on the menu. After a few seconds the
right area should contain those two items as well.