HTACCESS - Revision history

Wikiadmin at 23:48, 28 March 2019

2019-03-28T23:48:16Z

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	==== Redirect HTTP to HTTPS ====		==== Redirect HTTP to HTTPS ====

			<pre>
	# Redirects http:// traffic to https://		# Redirects http:// traffic to https://
	# Bravenet uses a reverse proxy, hence X-Forwarded-Proto		# Bravenet uses a reverse proxy, hence X-Forwarded-Proto
	RewriteCond %{HTTP:X-Forwarded-Proto} !https		RewriteCond %{HTTP:X-Forwarded-Proto} !https
	RewriteRule ^ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]		RewriteRule ^ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]
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	====Wordpress root folder redirection====		====Wordpress root folder redirection====
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	When installing Wordpress with our [[Installing Software \| Software Installer]], it's not possible to install to your root folder, so you will need to choose a folder. If you want your installation to load when visiting a root address (ie: subdomain.yourdomain.com instead of it's installed path), you will need to configure your.htaccess file as follows:		When installing Wordpress with our [[Installing Software \| Software Installer]], it's not possible to install to your root folder, so you will need to choose a folder. If you want your installation to load when visiting a root address (ie: subdomain.yourdomain.com instead of it's installed path), you will need to configure your.htaccess file as follows:

			<pre>
	# BEGIN WordPress redirect		# BEGIN WordPress redirect
	<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>		<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
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	</IfModule>		</IfModule>
	# END WordPress redirect		# END WordPress redirect
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	Assuming your Wordpress installation path is yourdomain.com/wordpress - this code in the .htaccess file in your root directory will work to redirect your domain address to your wordpress installation folder, while maintaining yourdomain.com as the address in your browser's address bar.		Assuming your Wordpress installation path is yourdomain.com/wordpress - this code in the .htaccess file in your root directory will work to redirect your domain address to your wordpress installation folder, while maintaining yourdomain.com as the address in your browser's address bar.

Wikiadmin at 23:47, 28 March 2019

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	You can put in any extension you want instead of .php5. Note that putting .html or .htm will force the server to process all HTML files as PHP, which is significantly slower than the normal way of processing these files.		You can put in any extension you want instead of .php5. Note that putting .html or .htm will force the server to process all HTML files as PHP, which is significantly slower than the normal way of processing these files.

			==== Redirect HTTP to HTTPS ====

			# Redirects http:// traffic to https://
			# Bravenet uses a reverse proxy, hence X-Forwarded-Proto
			RewriteCond %{HTTP:X-Forwarded-Proto} !https
			RewriteRule ^ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]

Wikiadmin: /* Other Questions */

2014-09-25T23:08:22Z

Wikiadmin: /* Wordpress root folder redirection */

2014-07-24T23:53:41Z

Wordpress root folder redirection

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	Assuming your Wordpress installation path is yourdomain.com/wordpress - this code in the .htaccess file in your root directory will work to redirect your domain address to your wordpress installation folder, while maintaining yourdomain.com as the address in your browser's address bar.		Assuming your Wordpress installation path is yourdomain.com/wordpress - this code in the .htaccess file in your root directory will work to redirect your domain address to your wordpress installation folder, while maintaining yourdomain.com as the address in your browser's address bar.

			Ensure that you CTRL-F5 force refresh the page. If the changes are still not visible, clear your browser's [[Old pages still appear after making changes \| cache of temporary files]].

	===Resources===		===Resources===

Steve: /* Enable PHP processing in non-.php files */

2012-10-11T18:54:51Z

Enable PHP processing in non-.php files

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	You can put in any extension you want instead of .php5. Note that putting .html or .htm will force the server to process all HTML files as PHP, which is significantly slower than the normal way of processing these files.		You can put in any extension you want instead of .php5. Note that putting .html or .htm will force the server to process all HTML files as PHP, which is significantly slower than the normal way of processing these files.

	When installing Wordpress with our [[Software Installer]], it's not possible to install to your root folder, so you will need to choose a folder. If you want your installation to load when visiting a root address (ie: subdomain.yourdomain.com instead of it's installed path), you will need to configure your.htaccess file as follows:
			====Wordpress root folder redirection====

			When installing Wordpress with our [[Installing Software \| Software Installer]], it's not possible to install to your root folder, so you will need to choose a folder. If you want your installation to load when visiting a root address (ie: subdomain.yourdomain.com instead of it's installed path), you will need to configure your.htaccess file as follows:


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	Assuming your Wordpress installation path is yourdomain.com/wordpress - this code in the .htaccess file in your root directory will work to redirect your domain address to your wordpress installation folder, while maintaining yourdomain.com as the address in your browser's address bar.		Assuming your Wordpress installation path is yourdomain.com/wordpress - this code in the .htaccess file in your root directory will work to redirect your domain address to your wordpress installation folder, while maintaining yourdomain.com as the address in your browser's address bar.


	===Resources===		===Resources===

Steve: /* Resources */

2012-10-11T18:53:46Z

Resources

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	You can put in any extension you want instead of .php5. Note that putting .html or .htm will force the server to process all HTML files as PHP, which is significantly slower than the normal way of processing these files.		You can put in any extension you want instead of .php5. Note that putting .html or .htm will force the server to process all HTML files as PHP, which is significantly slower than the normal way of processing these files.

			When installing Wordpress with our [[Software Installer]], it's not possible to install to your root folder, so you will need to choose a folder. If you want your installation to load when visiting a root address (ie: subdomain.yourdomain.com instead of it's installed path), you will need to configure your.htaccess file as follows:


			# BEGIN WordPress redirect
			<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
			RewriteEngine On
			RewriteRule %{REQUEST_URI} !^/wordpress/
			RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
			RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
			RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /wordpress/$1
			RewriteRule ^(/)?$ /wordpress/index.php [L]
			</IfModule>
			# END WordPress redirect

			Assuming your Wordpress installation path is yourdomain.com/wordpress - this code in the .htaccess file in your root directory will work to redirect your domain address to your wordpress installation folder, while maintaining yourdomain.com as the address in your browser's address bar.


	===Resources===		===Resources===

Jonas: /* Other Questions */

2010-08-11T23:40:42Z

Jonas: /* Cautions */

2010-08-11T23:39:37Z

Cautions

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	* Any rules you set with an .htaccess file will apply to all files in the directory you have placed the .htaccess file, and any of its subdirectories. The .htaccess rules in the current directory will override any .htaccess rules set in a parent directory.		* Any rules you set with an .htaccess file will apply to all files in the directory you have placed the .htaccess file, and any of its subdirectories. The .htaccess rules in the current directory will override any .htaccess rules set in a parent directory.

	* Any typos or mistakes in a .htaccess file will may result in an HTTP 500 server error being returned when you try to visit that directory, and may render your entire site offline. If this happens, you can still access your site with the File Manager on your Bravenet.com website manager, or with any FTP program.		* Any typos or mistakes in a .htaccess file will may result in an HTTP 500 server error being returned when you try to visit that directory, and may render your entire site offline. If this happens, you can still access your site with the File Manager on your Bravenet.com website manager, or with any FTP program to undo your changes.

	* .htaccess files are very picky about what you put in them so please be careful to use exact syntax.		* .htaccess files are very picky about what you put in them so please be careful to use exact syntax.

Jonas: /* Cautions */

2010-08-11T23:39:14Z

Cautions

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	* .htaccess files are very picky about what you put in them so please be careful to use exact syntax.		* .htaccess files are very picky about what you put in them so please be careful to use exact syntax.

	* Do not attempt to turn PHP safe mode off in a .htaccess file - this will not work and will cause your site to stop working until you undo the change.

	===Other Questions===		===Other Questions===

Jonas: /* Resources */

2010-08-11T23:25:44Z

Resources

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	*This website has an excellent .htaccess generator, and more information about .htaccess files.		*This website has an excellent .htaccess generator, and more information about .htaccess files.

	~~ttp~~://www.htaccesseditor.com/		http://www.htaccesseditor.com/
	* Another tool to create .htaccess files		* Another tool to create .htaccess files

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	# Click OK, then click Connect.		# Click OK, then click Connect.

	*WS_FTP Pro (7.62)		*WS_FTP Pro (12.4)
	# ~~Sites~~		# Connections
	# ~~Organize sites~~		# Site Manager
	# ~~Site options~~		# Right click the site to display hidden files, click Properties
	# Startup tab		# Startup tab
	# In Remote Filter Mask box enter -a		# In Remote Filter Mask box enter -a

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	# In Remote Filter Mask box enter -a		# In Remote Filter Mask box enter -a

	Remember, you can always use the File Manager on our web site manager page to easily upload~~, download,~~ or ~~even~~ edit your .htaccess files.		Remember, you can always use the File Manager on our web site manager page to easily upload or edit your .htaccess files.

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