using ip address instead of domain name in initial setup/install

Hi Gagester,

Nope, no problem with that at all. :) Temporary domains (or IP addresses) are pretty common, CMS Builder won't have any trouble with them.

excellent.

thanks!

Hi,

Just a note...

Even though CMSB and your code will work with IP addresses, it's a good idea to change to domain names in both the CMSB setup, in any other code on your pages, and in your 3rd party utility setups.

I used to use IP addresses when coding and I once got into a great deal of trouble when my web host upgraded their servers and my client's assigned IP addresses changed.

The web host took care of migrating my files, but I was left with a pot full of IP addresses that I had to find and then replace.

This would be also an issue if you ever changed web hosts or upgraded your hosting service to VPS.

Just a thought.

Best,

Jerry Kornbluth

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Hi Zick,

I can't think of much anything in the program that is hardcoded anymore, so I don't think you'll have a problem with this.

So aside from not creating hard-coded links that include a temporary IP address, you should be fine.

Let me know if you have any other questions about that.

COOL!
Thanks Dave...

Hi Zick,

Sorry I didn't see you previous post.

My comment had less to do with CMSB then it had with my site's operation in general.

When I originally set up the site I mentioned, there was already a live site using the domain name, so I used my new site's IP address wherever I needed a hard coded link.

After my site went live, my web host changed IP addresses on me, and here were many (non CMSB) things that didn't resolve correctly.

Just something to keep in mind.

Jerry