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Nevermind my last comment – I was able to resolve it. For some reason my javascript file javascript/example.js wasn’t able to be read by the browser. After I renamed the javascript directory js (so that the new path was js/example.js ) and updated my index file accordingly, everything started working.
Strange and bizarre, I know, but that’s server admin for you!
Thank you. Appreciate the quick answer.
A clarification please:
— if I eventually plan to host multiple domains (small static websites) on the same droplet, what should I do now (and how) to prepare for that eventuality (e.g. set up virtualhosts or some other technique?).
@ryanpq – An update: everything in your first comment worked fine. Thank you very much.
I’ve asked about setting up multiple domains on my single droplet in my previous comment.
And I have one more request: I have another site which has a MySQL database attached to it. I’d like your instructions on the correct way to install MySQL on the droplet, and then migrate the website with the MySQL database from from XAMPP on my Mac to the Ubuntu 14.04 droplet.
Thanks!