Where is my site folder

hi friends, im trying to add a statcounter with icomment but i need to know where my site folder is...can somebody tell me where this is at, thanks

If you've published to .Mac it's on your iDisk. The full path is iDisk/Web/Sites/iWeb/SiteName — if you have more than one site, you'll see separate folders for each site; select the appropriate one.
Do you have a high-speed, always-on connection to the internet? If so, your best bet to simplify access to your iDisk is to mount it on your Desktop using Go > iDisk > My iDisk in the Finder menu. Then you can navigate directly to the iDisk folder when iComment asks for directions.
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>I have tried to upload my site using ftp, but nothing is
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>a
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> does
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for doing it? I
> am
> hoping it is not a lost cause...I have spent countless
hours trying to
> figure
> this out! Thanks!!!!!!
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