You can certainly develop your program locally just fine. When you want to upload it to your server you still need a web2py setup because web2py creates dynamic pages for people that view it with their browsers. Odds are when you access your server you use the same address as you would with your website. In putty (you must be in windows)... try this command on your server... python2.6 web2py.py -i 0.0.0.0 -p 8000 This will open web2py with your application with port 8000 used. See if you can go to your website with the webbrowser. http://your domain here.com:8000 And if that works we are getting there. BR, Jason Brower On Mon, 2010-03-15 at 04:24 -0700, solom wrote: > Thanks very much for your reply. I find it hard to understand those > terms. > But what if I created web applications locally, on my computer, then > upload them to my web account by ftp or control panel. Can I then turn > them into websites for users to access through their browsers? > > Please give me simple and detailed instructions. I can use putty, and > I can upload files, but not much else.. >
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