Htaccess code to redirect folders root with no index ?
 

Right now It just appears as an empty folder... i wanna redirect it to the main page... tried to google it but can't find it.

Not sure if this is what you want....


Redirect /emptydirectory/ http://yoursite.com/whatever.htm

Mmmm.. not sure about the slash after emptydirectory - may have to drop that

It's not the empty directories I want to refresh, but the ones that are full but have no index page. I want it done automacly (not folder by folder). I have thousands of them on the site...

I accidently re-wrote htaccess

Put this in your .htaccess:
This redefines the order in which it looks for your index pages. If you leave it only to main.html (assuming that's the name of your main page, if not rename as fit), then it will look for it in all further subdirectories. Thus the need to add more pages to the list.

Again.. not sure :winkwink:

DirectoryIndex whatever.htm

ie.. where there is no default index and you want to address a main page as the default index?

Gittin there! :winkwink:

Thanks for your time but what I want to do is :

when there is no index file, it just redirects to the site URL.
Basicly i got hundreads of folders containing galleries but do not use any index page. users try too type new folders to see if there are more galleries... so i want to use the 404 traffic to feed a tgp.

DirectoryIndex http://www.mydomain.com
That would redirect the index to my domain when there is no index.htm file ?

Got ya!

We talking 404's to cover this?

ErrorDocument 404 /yourpage.htm

Use this then:

If they hit my root directory up and the folder exist it's not a 404 error ...

OK!!! Not getting bits yet...

If you have a local drive mirror of this content - how about getting a dir listing and making up one default index.htm which simply redirects to "wherever" and letting a batch file stuff a copy into each dir?

Too much trouble I have gigs of content on there and I don't wanna waste the day.

There is a htaccess code... I know it cauz i was using it... I overwrote it by accident.

Ah... OK Doc... So can be covered at the server end..

Any clues as to what was used in the htaccess?

Where is ServerGenius when ya need him? :winkwink:

in htaccess (in your DocumentRoot)

Options -indexes
ErrorDocument 403 /

This got anything to do with directory browsing??

Ah... is it an ErrorDocument 403??

Take a look here http://www.freewebmasterhelp.com/tutorials/htaccess/2

maybe you find what you looking for :2 cents:

Well when you turn off directory browsing using : Options -Indexes

then it turns into a 403 forbidden error :thumbsup

Got to be something like that which fits whatever is needed :winkwink: