.htaccess

问题 So I'm trying to get a mod_rewrite rule to redirect requests to a php-script with an .htaccess file. The thing is, I want it to work regardless of where I put the project on a webserver (the .htaccess file and the php-script are always in the same folder). The rewrite itself is very simple. If the script and the .htacess are in the directory /path/to/project and the user visits: /path/to/project/somestring it should be rewritten to: /path/to/project/index.php?t=somestring This should work for

问题 I try to get call a page with this structure: /page/my-selection.html?p=1 /page/my-selection2.html?p=3 /page/my-selection3.html?p=6 where my-selection, my-selection2, ... is a database key and p the pagination. I want to redirect this on one single page, which does all the magic, but how i can use mod_rewrite to use the variables from both RewriteCond's? I tried it this way, bit it doesn't work: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} page/(.*)\.html [NC] RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^p=(.*) RewriteRule

问题 I try to get call a page with this structure: /page/my-selection.html?p=1 /page/my-selection2.html?p=3 /page/my-selection3.html?p=6 where my-selection, my-selection2, ... is a database key and p the pagination. I want to redirect this on one single page, which does all the magic, but how i can use mod_rewrite to use the variables from both RewriteCond's? I tried it this way, bit it doesn't work: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} page/(.*)\.html [NC] RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^p=(.*) RewriteRule

问题 I'm testing out Amazon Cloudfront in our dev environment, which is protected by .htaccess/.htpasswd. The password protection on the dev server is causing all of the cloudfront.net assets to be password protected as well. And no username/password combination works. What I need to do is allow cloudfront to access the dev server by poking some holes in the .htaccess protection. I can get a list of IP addresses here but since they are subject to change, I was wondering if anyone knew of a better

问题 I'm testing out Amazon Cloudfront in our dev environment, which is protected by .htaccess/.htpasswd. The password protection on the dev server is causing all of the cloudfront.net assets to be password protected as well. And no username/password combination works. What I need to do is allow cloudfront to access the dev server by poking some holes in the .htaccess protection. I can get a list of IP addresses here but since they are subject to change, I was wondering if anyone knew of a better

问题 While browsing directories in Apache I would like to have the files that have no extension to be treated by the server as php when clicking on them (those files containing php code). 回答1: You can use the H flag of apach mode rewrite to force all files without an extension to be parsed by The php handler : try the following in htaccess : RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule !\. - [H=application/x-httpd-php] on some servers, you have to change httpd-php by httpd-php5

问题 I need to rewrite or add to my existing .htaccess file so that my hosting service (Hostinger) can use a single index.html file for all pages instead of trying to fetch a new file server-side. I am using React with React-Router and it does not understand how to use the paths correctly. Existing File: This was used to fix an issue with my SSL ========================== File =========================== RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.matthewendicott.space

问题 I need to rewrite or add to my existing .htaccess file so that my hosting service (Hostinger) can use a single index.html file for all pages instead of trying to fetch a new file server-side. I am using React with React-Router and it does not understand how to use the paths correctly. Existing File: This was used to fix an issue with my SSL ========================== File =========================== RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.matthewendicott.space

问题 I need to rewrite or add to my existing .htaccess file so that my hosting service (Hostinger) can use a single index.html file for all pages instead of trying to fetch a new file server-side. I am using React with React-Router and it does not understand how to use the paths correctly. Existing File: This was used to fix an issue with my SSL ========================== File =========================== RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.matthewendicott.space

问题 I need to rewrite or add to my existing .htaccess file so that my hosting service (Hostinger) can use a single index.html file for all pages instead of trying to fetch a new file server-side. I am using React with React-Router and it does not understand how to use the paths correctly. Existing File: This was used to fix an issue with my SSL ========================== File =========================== RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.matthewendicott.space