How to get it to the REAL server

www.hostdpeartment.com is cheap with good support (livechat) so is www.hostingfuse.com (cheasp but poor support-like only at sign up asnd they never answer emails!)

You have to find a host that supports cold fusion. If your isp does not, you have to find someone who does.

You find a host that supports or has CF installed already. There are heaps
out there, and prices are comparable to any other hosting I have seen - so
don't be set back if your first search for CF hosting finds it a bit on the
pricey side - there are good cheap ones out there. Secondly, you will need
to ftp the files to the hosts server. You can do this in DW or using a 3rd
party ftp client. Then you will want to move your DB to the server as well.
Your host should have instructions on doing this.
Brendon

"XStrike" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I am still wondering after installing CFMX 7 and wondering around the net
>about
> getting my stuff to the net.
> I installed CFMX 7 on my machine (WinXP SP2) and it's running perfectly.
>
> But when I've created all my local files, how do I upload them to my
> provider's machine (on the internet)?
> I know how to get a HTML/PHP site to my provider, but do I/they have to
> install CFMX 7 on their machine to?
> Or do the .cfm files make use of an "CF-decoder" machine at Macromedia?
>
> Hopefully someone can help me?
> I was really looking forward to working with CF, but this "problem" makes
> it
> less attravtive to my productions.
>
> Greetz,
> Nilz
>