Deleting website from the X5 server 
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I am trying to delete my website from the X5 server. as I have now uploaded it to one of my own web hosts.
Any suggestions appreciated.
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Hello. If you transferred the site along with the domain, then you can do nothing.
If you have changed the domain, then you can select all files and delete them.
If your site has already been indexed before and you received some traffic to the old domain, then you need to redirect from the old domain to the new one. https://www.stepforth.com/blog/web-marketing-knowledgebase/how-to-redirect-an-old-domain-to-a-new-domain/ - How to 301 Redirect a Domain on a Linux Server
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Thank you for your help.
I just got the software and uploaded my site to the X5 server.
I never redirected any domain etc to the X5 server.
The website was then uploaded to my webserver and works 5
My question was to delete the existing websire on the X5 server so there will not be 2 websites on the internet with the same content.
If I could connect with FTP I could just delete the files.
Will I have to ask X5 to delete them for me.
Thank You
Aleksej showed you how to use ftp so you can delete your files in the screen dump above.
Go to step 5 website export to internet
If necessary put your credentials in to access the website X5 server and then select the WX5 browser to open ftp, you can then delete anything you wish.
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Thanks, that worked.
Seems like a good program.
Any idea if you can place a clickable phone number on the cell phone view set up.
Thank you for your help
Enter the phone number in the text object, highlight it and click on the link symbol at the top.
The link window opens, click on "Call / Message" on the left. Then select these options on the right and enter the phone number (Screenshot with german version).
>> Insert phone number with international code and no spaces.
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Thanks
That worked too.
You have a great program and awsome support.
Happy New Year From Canada
Julian