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Join Date: Jan 2004
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htaccess question about DirectoryIndex....
I have my an htaccess in my main directory that has
DirectoryIndex start.php but I just realized that it is also using that rule for any directory inside that main directory...so any folder within the main is looking for start.php how do I tell it just to use start.php for that one single folder and not all the subfolders? |
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Toledo, Ohio
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I think something like this will work:
DirectoryIndex start.php index.php index.html etc |
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thanks, that worked perffectly |
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