Hi

You may check out below resource

https://www.siteground.com/kb/upload-files-website/

Thanks every one - for your input. Siteground helpline has offered advice.

Richard

Hey Richard,

In reading over your previously received comments, it sounds though you now have no cPanel access to your new hosting provider... a provider that is NOT Wealthy Affiliate.

However, if you DO have cPanel access, then you need to reach out to your hosting provider for assistance in finding their tutorials to help you do whatever it is that you need to do on their server, as their support will provide you with accurate information.

Either way, we can only guess, and guessing might not provide you the best quality of information.

Hope you find this helpful.

What is siteground? when I do a search in Google it tells me Siteground is another hosting service.

Sorry Rich
I don't understand your question...
Your question states: "How do I upload files to file manager in site ground?"
Then you say: "My files are in file manager waiting to be uploaded".
Perhaps you should clarify a little please.
:-)
Richard

As a member here, you should be using the hosting here at WA as it is far superior to what you will get within any budget host out there.

The Managed Wordpress hosting you have access to here at WA is matched by very few hosts in the industry in terms of quality, security, speed, and support. It definitely is not a budget host like the other shared hosting companies out there. The hosting you get here at WA is comparable to $250 per MONTH hosting packages.

You can learn more about it here:

http://www.wealthyaffiliate.com/hosting/

You can host up to 10 websites on your own domain as a premium member.

HI

Siteground hosting is great for the first year, however it gets expensive second year onwards.

Technical support is top-notch.

Thank you for your response but I still did not get a response to my question.

I want to move my site to Site Ground from Wealthy Affiliate

Thanks

Why not host it here?

Sounds like you need to point your DNS to siteground's servers, then add that domain to your siteground account. Find out what your nameservers are with SiteGround, then use Namecheaps guide to change your DNS. https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/767/10/how-to-change-dns-for-a-domain/

Also bear in mind that Sitegrounds support is not as it used to be, I was going to transfer my sites there, but their support and restrictions on number of sites has changed dramatically from the initial offering they say you will get

Not sure you are aware, you can host up to 10 websites here at WA, as that is included with your premium membership. And if you grandfathered into the price before the raise of membership fees, you even can host up to 25 websites here.

Hey Richard,

In asking Google your question, it appears that SiteGround (and others) published that information for their customers. See screen print below...

Hope you find this helpful.

Hi Richard,

Are you hosting yor website at Siteground?

You can create new website, and normally it will give you information on how to point your domain to their name server or IP if you use email servive somewhere ele. It is in your dashboar, create new site, and look to the site tools

If you have created already website with temporary domain, you need to change the name folder before you point the domain.you can do this at dashboard, site tools and choose website.

Hope this help

/Kalle