How to FTP a subdomain?

I use optionmonster for my forms. I can only use them on a website's index.html page and on no other pages UNLESS I use a subdomain. I need to know how to FTP a page on mobirise called for example,

Otherwise I can't use optinmonster on my sales page for a discount pop-up which means there is a big problem somewhere.



  • when a subdomain is created, a subdomain folder is created inside public_html

    use filezilla to place the files in the subdomain folder
  • Usually you create a folder withhin the html dist folder and then you point the subdomain to the folder. In ftp you just have to ftp to the right folder as written above :)
  • edited April 4
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  • edited April 5
    You are in more complicated territory than you think. There is no such thing as a sub domain. You probably are referring to a child domain of your parent domain. Child domains are real independent domains. What it sounds like is that you need to setup another web site with the child domain. Child domains can look exactly like host urls. The difference is how they are set up on a dns server. Every hosting co. can use server setups that may be different than others.

    I know nothing about how this optionmoster works. I am doing a lot of guessing here. I would go back to this optionmonster and tell them you need an explanation how to actually install the software on site on a server. Then contact your hosting company and ask them how to set up a child domain and where is the folder for that site.

    BTW: Some times dns servers allow a "*" wild card host/child domain . If it is possible, you don't need to set up anything on a dns server. Any child domain name will work if it has a valid parent domain name with it. Just use the child name you want and it will work with a site set up to use that name. The child domain will just resolve to the same IP as the parent domain.

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