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Hi!
I just received a phishing email for a bank and the fake site is hosted on weebly.
I tried to find a way to contact weebly to have it taken down but it looks like I have to create an account on their site which is something I do not want to do.
Is there any other way?
There is nothing usable to contact them from their domain whois or from their DNS SOA...
The fake site is on the following weebly subdomain: onlinebanking-details-rbc-royalbank.weebly.com and pretends to be secure.royalbank.com. The phishing is in French which is a bit surprising but that bank does do business in multiple languages, English and French being the two major ones...
Thank you and have a nice day!
Nick
I am volunteering with a non-profit, Environmental Education Alliance of Georgia, eealliance.org. We offer Pollinator Habitat Certification, and I'm in charge of making the lengthy paper form and payment for the application online and user-friendly.
I wanted to do a multi-step/multi-page/wizard type form to break it into chunks so the user wouldn't be overwhelmed. We currently use Weebly for the site and Membership Works for forms and payment and have been told by Membership Works that a multi-step/page form is not possible.
There are several directions I could take this, but I need a solution and I need one like YESterday. Ideally, solution would allow me to:
- Create multiple forms that talk to each other and have a sequence/dependencies on prior steps being completed.
- Provide a Save for Later feature for Members (logged-in users).
- Submit Payment.
I am seeing other Apps you can add to Weebly, like Jot Form or BoomForm, but I don't have a lot of time (stay-at-home mom of first grader during neverending pandemic) to kick the tires and already wasted a lot trying to push what we have to work. We can pay a small monthly fee for a Form App if there's a recommended one that works well with Weebly and has built-in Payment options.
THANK YOU for getting this far. I am counting on you.
As the title asks, is it possible to create a static site using Weebly's dragndrop features, functionalities, and themes (only static compatible ones) and then export the entire site/page into HTML so I can self host on amazon s3?
Basically, how do drag and drop website builders, create subdomains for you work (server-wise)?ie instantly serve new website after hitting publish, under a provision subdomain .
so far i understand i can use
- using a wildcard subdomain (*.example.com) and possibly a corresponding wildcard SSL as well.
- using nginx -s reload
using the setup above but with wildcard subdomain
but I don't understand is how to server a subdomain so quickly. In my experience, every time I made new subdomain, I needed to restart the nginx server.
any guide help with understanding this space and resources.
