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== Create the file == | == Create the file == | ||
The easiest way to create the '''.htaccess''' file is just to copy an existing one into its new location and edit its content. The problem in creating a new file from scratch is that most | The easiest way to create the '''.htaccess''' file is just to copy an existing one into its new location and edit its content. The problem in creating a new file from scratch is that most Windows text editors (Windows Notepad is no exception) will insist on adding a dot txt extension so the file looks like this .htaccess.txt . Even when trying to rename this file, Windows will insist on a "proper" file name. | ||
'''''Note'':''' Most commands in .htaccess are meant to be placed on a '''single line''' only. | '''''Note'':''' Most commands in .htaccess are meant to be placed on a '''single line''' only. | ||
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== What can you do with it? == | == What can you do with it? == | ||
The Uniform Server places no restrictions on what can be contained in the .htaccess file. Since the file is interpreted by Apache, examples found on the Internet or from textbooks should work. | The Uniform Server places no restrictions on what can be contained in the .htaccess file. Since the file is interpreted by Apache, examples found on the Internet or from textbooks should work. | ||
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