Oh ! Sorry. A mistake have been made.
I said “When I type http://noscachoteries.com/wp-admin/install.php on my web browser, it happens to show my blog on wordpress.org with the “no page found” message.”
And i wanted to say : “When I type http://noscachoteries.com/wp-admin/install.php on my web browser, it happens to show my blog on wordpress.COM with the “no page found” message.”
Thanks,
You need to contact the folks at wordpress.com and ask to have your domain mapping reverted back to GoDaddy.
Ask them to cancel my domain name then ? And it will automaticly return to Godaddy ?
Please try asking your question on http://en.forums.wordpress.com/
You would not actually be able to register the same domain from two different places. My guess is that your order at GoDaddy.com was for either a domain transfer or Domain Buy Service. These services aren’t actually a registration for a domain – they are options for getting a domain that is already registered elsewhere or by someone else. To find out exactly what you ordered, you should contact our Support staff who can review your account with you. Contact information is here: http://x.co/bPPG
Your domain is currently using WordPress’ nameservers. That means that it’s hosted at WordPress.com. This explains why you couldn’t connect via FTP… you were trying to connect to WordPress.com’s servers, not GoDaddy.com’s. So, if you want to connect the domain to your Go Daddy hosting, you will need to change the nameservers to the nameservers for your Go Daddy hosting. The necessary nameservers are listed in your Hosting Control Center (click the ‘view’ link in the DNS area).
Keep in mind, though, that changing nameservers does not mean that the domain name has actually been transferred into your GoDaddy.com account. Unless you actually purchase a transfer (this may be what you ordered before) and complete the transfer process, the domain will continue to be managed by WordPress. This means that you would need to continue paying them each year to keep the domain. If you choose to keep the name at WordPress.com, be sure you don’t forget to renew it.
Whether you keep your domain registered through WordPress.com (change just the nameservers) or transfer the domain to GoDaddy.com, the WordPress Domain Management article that you linked can help. We have our own article to assist with transferring domains as well – http://x.co/bPSK
I hope this information is helpful to you. Remember, if you have any questions about your GoDaddy.com account or how to proceed, our Support staff is always available to you.