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Standard User RogerE
(member) Wed 21-Jun-06 10:58:12
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Best for a charity...


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A local charity wants to set up a web presence. They have purchased an ".org.uk" domain name, and I have created a web site for them. It is information only, and consists of no more than 6 pages of, mainly, html, with the odd image, javascript and java objects thrown in.

There is no user log-in required, although we have identified a possible requirement for this in the future, with possibly a bulletin board, which would be low use.

Now they need to get it onto the internet, and being a charity they want to keep costs as low as possible, so a cheap (free would be better) hosting site would be preferable.

Never having been involved with this side of things before I am seeking advice.

Many thanks

Standard User chippy2
(fountain of knowledge) Wed 21-Jun-06 11:24:29
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Re: Best for a charity...


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Talk to this man. He is hosting a charity site for me and it works a treat. Don't know if he has any space left but it's worth asking.
Standard User dobs
(member) Wed 21-Jun-06 18:27:07
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I asked recently, but didn't get a response, I assume he has been overwhelmed with demand


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Standard User bigtart
(committed) Fri 23-Jun-06 15:56:43
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Re: Best for a charity...


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lol not overwhelmed with demand but I've been busy with other things.
Dobs, I'll reply to your PM shortly but are you really going to be using 300-500MB? Thats a lot of space for a website. I set everyone up at 100MB as standard and 1 person has requested more. I dont mind giving more but i'd rather not assign people space they dont need.

Matt
Standard User bigtart
(committed) Fri 23-Jun-06 15:58:00
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RogerE, drop me a PM and I'll sort you out with an account.
I need an email address for you and your preferred username.
Standard User dobs
(member) Fri 23-Jun-06 17:41:34
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Hi Bigtart,

It's got stacks of images, which is why it takes up so much space, however, i could strip a load out and 100mb would be sufficient.
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