如何获取000webhost上已上传非index.html文件的URL？

Hey there! I’ve been in your exact situation—switching hosting providers and dealing with broken links is such a hassle. Let’s walk through how to track down those file URLs and get your site working properly:

1. Use 000webhost’s File Manager to Map URLs #

Log into your 000webhost account, open the File Manager for your site, and head straight to the public_html folder—this is your website’s root directory (any file here is accessible via your domain).

• If you uploaded about.html directly into public_html, its URL is your-domain.com/about.html
• For files in subfolders (like public_html/assets/css/style.css), the URL becomes your-domain.com/assets/css/style.css

2. Test URLs Directly in Your Browser #

If you remember the filenames you uploaded, you can guess and verify the URL right away:

• For a contact.html file, type your-domain.com/contact.html into your address bar. If it loads, that’s your valid URL.
• This works for assets too—try your-domain.com/images/header.jpg if that’s where you stored your header image.

3. Confirm Files Are in the Right Folder #

Double-check that all non-index files are uploaded to public_html (not a parent folder or random subdirectory). Files outside this folder won’t be accessible via your website, so move them into public_html if you misplaced them.

4. Fix Your Local Links #

Once you have the correct URLs, update your HTML links to use reliable paths:

• Root-relative paths (most reliable): Use <a href="/about.html">About</a>—this will always point to your-domain.com/about.html, no matter which page you’re on.
• Same-folder relative paths: If about.html is in the same directory as index.html, <a href="about.html">About</a> works too, but root-relative is better if you have subfolders.

Quick Pro Tips #

• Watch for case sensitivity: 000webhost’s server treats About.html and about.html as different files—make sure your link matches the exact filename you uploaded.
• Ditch spaces in filenames: Replace spaces with hyphens (about-me.html) or underscores (about_me.html) to avoid messy URL encoding (like about%20me.html).

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者crystal_clam