Website has been blocked

[KangJL]

@kim_0408

but my website still get block, why?

Because you did not read.

Redirected to InfinityFree 403 Forbidden page

Getting a 403 error means the server is refusing to show your webpage. Here are the most common causes and how to fix them: 1. Website Files Are in the Wrong Location The Issue: Your domain might be pointing to an empty or non-existent folder. How to Check: Log into your InfinityFree client area Go to Accounts → [Select your account] → Domains → [Find your domain] → Manage Find the Directory Status card, and look at the Directory displayed there Understanding the folder structure: Your fi…

Read carefully and follow instructions

@kim_0408

my connection

From which file?

[kim_0408]

config.php

[Meishin]

I don’t see how that code would make any connections.

All what it will do is to retrieve the full link base on a relative path, and that’s all.

I know that you have codes above, but since you explicity asked for this part, that’s all of my answer.

[Admin]

@kim_0408

i already move all the files to the htdocs but my website still get block, why?

Because there is no index file in the folder. When a hosting server tries to load a website folder, it will look for a file called index.php, index.html or index.htm, which will be loaded as the “home page” of that folder. If no such file exists, you’ll see a 403 error.

Please choose which page you want to have as your website’s home page, and rename it to index.php so it gets loaded as the main page.

@kim_0408

this is my connection to the website link

Defining a constant and a function in PHP isn’t go to do anything if the PHP code isn’t triggered. Which is the case here: our servers have no idea how to use your website code to render a page because the right files don’t exist in the expected location.