FOLDER ‘’’ DOES NOT APPEAR TO POINT TO SITE “...”

[nicolasl6275767]

I always get that message: FOLDER ‘’’ DOES NOT APPEAR TO POINT TO SITE “...”

Have contacted godaddy, spoke to an agent and they cant help me.

Please someone !!! I'm desperate

[John T Smith]

Post the name of the program you are using so a Moderator may move this message to that specific forum

[nicolasl6275767]

right , how do i edit it ? im new to it

[John T Smith]

Edit what? Using what?

Post the name of the program you are using... such as Dreamweaver or Muse or ???

[nicolasl6275767]

I’m using muse CC 2017

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[Moved from generic Creative Suite forum to specific Program forum... Mod]

[fotoroeder]

Let´s start from scratch: without seeing a screenshot, I assume, that you don´t have the folder you need on your ftp.

You might either let muse create one or create one manually with a ftp-programm like filezilla or cyberduck od ask your host.

Best Regards,
Uwe

[Pavel_Homeriki]

Most likely you are entering the wrong path in the "folder on the server"  field. You should find out the path to the root directory of your site in your hosting panel. For example, if you use cPanel and an additional domain, the path will look like this /public_html/your_domain.com/.

[nicolasl6275767]

I’m new to all that. where do i find that /public_html_domain.com/ and how do I fix it ?

[Pavel_Homeriki · Accepted solution]

Determine what your hosting panel. Ask the Godaddy support service where to find the path to the root directory of your site. Find out whether your domain is the primary or secondary.

When exporting a site from Muse to hosting, fill in the "folder on the server" field correctly using the data that you learn.

[nicolasl6275767]

ADOBE MUSE ON MAC

[fotoroeder]

I don`t know, why this answer is set to be solved, yet. It is miles away from being correct. It just points to the solution–this forum, though.

Best Regards,

Uwe