I have been playing with booked scheduler for a client but noticed that when I hit a certain part of the site it doubles up a folder in the URL and causes a 404. I believe it should be possible to fix using .htaccess but I'm unsure where to start.
The URL should be
domain.com/Web/thing.php
but the button is loading
domain.com/Web/Web/thing.php
Is it possible to fix the broken link using .htaccess so it loads the page without the second folder?
Try:
Redirect /Web/Web/ /Web/
This will need to go in the htaccess file in your document root.
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I set up a little Apache2 server on a Raspberry PI4. Now I’m looking for a way to hide the real directory path displayed in the URL. I read around that you should deal with a file called .htaccess but, I don’t even know what to actually look for on the internet. How can I display an arbitrary url in the address bar of the browser, Hiding file extension like .php and file path?
You make rewrite rules in an Apache config file, a .htaccess file for example. One way you could achieve this is to create re-write rules in a .htaccess file. Use to below link to test your rewrite rules, then once you have that part working implement on your live apache installation.
https://htaccess.madewithlove.be/
I'm using xampp and tried to put my yii folder and the webapp folder separate from the htdocs directory. I've followed the instructions from here:
http://el.web.id/how-to-add-virtual-directory-alias-on-apache-xampp-165
I was able to run the main page all right, but the other pages just return a not found status. May I know how to fix this? I'm not even sure if the main problem comes from Apache or from Yii. Thanks a lot.
Oh, I get it now. We'd just need to add a rewritebase on the .htaccess file that matches the alias.
RewriteBase /aliasfolder
This is for reference purposes.
I am using a .htaccess file for a short url system that I made. It is supposed to use a file, sudir.php, to find the url that the "code" that was entered is for. But whenever I goto the page at http://localhost/shorturl/t10m3S which doesn't exist so it is supposed to redirect with sudir.php, but it only takes me to a generic "Not Found" page.
This is what i have in my .htaccess:
ErrorDocument 404 /shorturl/sudir.php
If I change it to my phptesting folder, it shows the index of that folder. If I change it to just the shorturl folder, it still gives me the generic 404 error page. If I remove it completely it shows the default page from Apache. So it basically seems like Apache or .htaccess or something doesn't know that the shorturl folder exists even though I can access it and it works. It seems all I need is for it to acknowledge that the folder is there and actually load the sudir.php file, but I don't know what to do.
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I am using a .htaccess file in a different directory to redirect to YouTube pages like how youtu.be does and it works perfectly fine. I did have the same problem with it though at first, but I just renamed the folder it was in and changed the .htaccess to correspond and it started working. I have tried the same with shorturl, but it did not work.
My login form on front page is displayed, but when it posts to other pages, the post does not happen. THe problem is that the url is like: http://sitename/users/action which is a 404 not found url. But when i hard code the path to controller, (that is, stop using base_url + "/users/action" and use base_url + "/system/application/controllers/users/action") it starts working. How can i fix this problem?
Are you using .htaccess to hide index.php? If so, you need to take that into account with your routing. If not, you need to include it. e.g. if you're not hiding it, try:
base_url+"/index.php/users/action"
You can also try your config/config.php folder and fix your $config['base_url']...hope that helps.
i had the .htaccess file in the wrong folder, inside the system/application/config/ folder, instead of the root folder. after i pasted the file in the root folder, the problem was solved.
I currently have css and javascript file calls (amongst other things) like the following:
href="/css/default.css"
src="/js/ui_control.js"
putting the preceding / in to make the files relative to the root.
This works great when my page is in the root of the domain.
However, I'm currently in the middle of transferring my site to a new hosting provider and as such have a temporary URL which is: HOST-IP/~username
As such, all file calls are trying to be called from HOST-IP/css/default.css etc instead of within the ~username sub-folder.
Of course I can wait until the domain name servers propagate but that's beside the point.
How would I go about writing a rule in the .htaccess file that would redirect all file calls that start with a /, from going to HOST-IP/FILE-CALL, and instead to go to HOST-IP/~USERNAME/FILE-CALL. ?
Any ideas?
I'd suggest changing the references in your HTML to the files to be relative, as this will work either in a sub folder or as the root of the domain.
This works great when my page is in the root of the domain. However, I'm currently in the middle of transferring my site to a new hosting provider and as such have a temporary URL which is: HOST-IP/~username
How would I go about writing a rule in the .htaccess file that would redirect all file calls that start with a /, from going to HOST-IP/FILE-CALL, and instead to go to HOST-IP/~USERNAME/FILE-CALL. ?
Unless you can put a .htaccess at HOST-IP/.htaccess on the new server, you can't do this with .htaccess. It sounds like you're on a shared host, so any approach that'd let you do this with .htaccess would allow you to hijack everyone else's site on the server.