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# Your results on your website, without Wordpress
It is entirely possible to host the rankings directly on your site, even without the Wordpress plugin.
## Install the g-live app files on your site
The first step is to copy the files from the g-live application to your site.
To do this, you need to use your web host's file manager or an FTP client.
{% hint style="info" %}
An FTP client is a program that connects to your server's disk space. It lets you transfer files between your computer and your server. Several free FTP clients are available, including [Filezilla](https://filezilla-project.org/) and [WinSCP](https://winscp.net/eng/index.php). On your hosting provider's website, you will find information about FTP accounts and FTP client configuration.
{% endhint %}
The g-live application files are located in the Wiclax installation directory on your computer. They are usually found in `C:\Program Files (x86)\Wiclax\G-Live\public\` . This is the left-hand side of the FTP client software connected to your server.
These files must be copied to your server (on the right-hand side of the FTP software in the screenshot below), in a directory that you have to create (here the `G-Live` directory) in the location you want (here at the root of the site).
Most FTP client software allows you to drag files back and forth.
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In our case, you need to select all the files and folders in your computer's public directory (left) and drag them to the G-live directory you've just created at the root (right).
## Go to the g-live administration page
The address is that of the folder where the application was downloaded, for example *`www.my-website.com/G-Live/admin`*. The login details for this page are those for your Wiclax user account. Modify the publication parameters as you see fit.
## Mettre en ligne votre premier classement
Now all you have to do is upload your first file from Wiclax (my-event.clax) to your server.
First of all, you need to structure the space on your server to organise the repository for many different events.
For example, we could create a `results` directory at the same level as the G-live directory we created earlier at the root of the site. This operation can also be carried out using our FTP client software. Then, in this `results` directory, create a directory for each race. Finally, we could imagine creating a directory for each edition.
The result is roughly as follows
/G-live\
*g-live app files* \
/results \
/10KM-de-la-plaine \
/2025\
10kmplaine.clax \
/marathon-de-marseillle \
/2024
The access address to the event results page will be formatted as follows: `[...]/g-live.html?f=[clax-file-path]` where `[...]` represents the public path to the G-Live folder in your context, in which the main file g-live.html can be found and `[clax-file-path]` represents the relative path of the Wiclax file to load (relative to the root G-Live folder). Special characters such as slashes must be escaped according to the URL encoding standard.
Using the example above, an address will look like that : `http://my-website.com/G-Live/g-live.html?f=results/10KM-de-la-plaine/2025/10kmplaine.clax`
Here we are! Your rankings are now accessible worldwide. But we still need to figure out how to update them in real time from Wiclax, during the timing.
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