Frequently Asked Questions

  Domain Transfer refers to the process of changing the designated Registrar of a domain name. Once a domain is transferred, the new Registrar will be responsible for keeping and managing your Domain Name System (DNS) records. If you want to transfer your domain name to Crazy Domains, you will have to submit a Transfer Request. After which, a confirmation email will be sent back to you. Once you accept this email, the Domain Transfer process will then proceed. Transferring your domains to us will take up to 5-7 days. Nevertheless, your website, email, and other services connected to your domain name will NOT be interrupted and will continue to work as normal. Transferring Your Domain Name Domain Transfer is fast and simple, and can be done within your Account Manager. You can do this by following the steps below:
  • Click Sign Up / Log In at the top of this page.
  • Select Account Manager from the drop-down menu.
  • Enter your username and password, then click Log In.
  • Click on the Visit My Account button.
  • Click Domains on the menu bar at the top of the page.
  • Click Transfer on the left-side menu.
  • Type the Domain Name you wish to transfer then click the Transfer button.
  • Enter your domain password in the field provided, click the Add button, and then click Transfer Now.
  • Click Check Out.
A confirmation email will be sent to you once the transfer has been completed.  

Name Servers are used to point a Domain Name to a Hosting account or server. All Name Servers are attached to IP Addresses. Your Domain Name is provided and secured by us, while its corresponding IP Address can be updated manually within your Account Manager.

Update your Name Server's IP Address by following the steps below:

  • Click Sign Up / Log In at the top of this page.
  • Ensure that Account Manager is selected.
  • Enter your username and password, then click Log In.
  • Click on the Visit My Account button.
  • Click Domains on the menu bar at the top of the page.
  • Click on the Domain you wish to update from your list of Domain Names.
  • Scroll down to the Name Servers section. Click the Hamburger Menu on the right, then select the Add Name Server from the drop-down menu.
  • Enter the new IP Address next to the Name Server you updated, then click the Update button.

When applying a Name Server to a Domain Name, our system then automatically verifies the IP Address associated with that Name Server. However, take note that this may fail if the Child Name Server has not been created yet. Child Name Servers can be simply created within your Account Manager. Follow the guide below to know how:

To upload a file through cPanel's File Manager, please do the following:
  • Login to cPanel and click File Manager
  • Choose to open Web Root and Show hidden files
  • At the top, click Upload.
  • Click the Browse button.
  • Double click the file you want to upload to your site.
  • Wait for the blue bar to complete, then go back to File Manager.
You have successfully uploaded a file to your site through file manager. Once I upload a file, how will I know the URL? So, you want to share the new web file with friends or the public. First you need to determine the path of the file.
  • Login to FTP or File Manager and note the parent folder where your file is stored (normally public_html).
  • Double click the folder icon to navigate inside public_html.
  • If you see the file here, you are done. If you need to navigate inside more folders to find your file, note each folder. (Folder names are case-sensitive, so you must use the exact capitalisation and spelling.)
  • Once you locate your file, you should have noted the full path (a list of the folders you must go inside, respectively, to find that file).
  • Now simply add the file name, exactly as it appears, to the end of the path. (File names are case-sensitive, so you must use the exact capitalisation and spelling.)
 

The php.ini file is one of the essential configuration files in PHP. It serves as the file settings which allows you to control how your PHP works on different scenarios. Scenarios like File Uploads, Display Errors, Log Errors, and more.

So where is your php.ini file located? And what will you do if you don’t see one in your PHP directory? In this guide, you’ll learn the location and how to create a php.ini file so you can start to configure settings for your PHP program.

Where Is My php.Ini File By default, you can locate your php.ini file at your public_html directory. But for some cases, you don’t see a php.ini file, you can create it manually. Continue reading this article to learn how to create it via your cPanel.

Once you login you will see a new User Menu on your Left side bar. You will have 4 links in the menu which will be: Your Details Submit an Article Submit a Web Link Logout Your Details: This section helps you in changing your E-Mail Address, Passwords Language, Editor and Localisation. But you will be using Password section only that too if you need to change your password. Or else you would be not using this section as we have already set it for your needs. Submit an Article: This section is used to submit new articles to your site in other words writing new content or posts.
  • Step 1: Write the Title of your topic in the Title Box.
  • Step 2: Write the post in your description box (This box under the icons and images). This is a WYSIWYG Editor so you can use the entire feature available there to make your post look nice. You can even insert new images by using the image icon. Once you are satisfied with your article move to the next step.
  • Step 3. (Publishing) Select the Section and category where you would like your article to be placed and the date when the publishing to start and finish. (Just don’t worry about them, if you don’t use them by default the articles will be published straight away and would stay there forever.
  • Step 4. The Access level should always be public.
  • Step 5. Once you are satisfied you can save the article. NOTE: The save button is on the top just after Title
Editing an Article: Editing an already published article is much easier. Just browse to the article and just after the title you will see a edit icon (You must be logged in to edit articles). Now simply make the changes you want to and click on the save button.