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Can I get some htaccess help, please?
Ok, here is the problem...
domain.com/blah works domain.com/blah/ goes to 404 - not good help? |
Ok I was going to try to help but I think this is beyond me.
If domain.com/blah works but domain.com/blah/ doesn't. What can't you just keep it as domain.com/blah If you can't because there are multiple folders... why can't you just do... domain.com/blah/folder1 domain.com/blah/folder2 So it still works. Now if you have 100's of folders I understand why you wouldn't want to do that, which is why I said it's beyond my knowledge of htaccess. |
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Post your htaccess :)
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Even people like myspace have this very same problem, you're not alone.
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RewriteEngine On This makes the slash always appear and redirects to the slash version without. |
quuuack.
Google doesn't care, why do you? - not good. for whom ? |
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bump for the masters |
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do'h
if this is your rule. RewriteRule ^([^/\.]+)$ index.php?shitsicles=$1 [L] just make another rule with '/' RewriteRule ^([^/\.]+)/$ index.php?shitsicles=$1 [L] update all your other rules |
Just buyanother one,baller
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thanks for the help guys :)
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Mod Rewrite fucking kicks ass.
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I don't use word press. |
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I'm looking at it like this. If a search engine finds http://blahblahblahb.com/folder It's assuming there is an index.html or similar there ? if it finds http://blahblahblahb.com/folder/ it's assuming the same thing. If it's not you should be assuming it is ? I think he's right, the correct way to do it would have folder/ and folder. that's why I said wordpress handles it nicely. I don't think you should redirect anything. Or maybe I'm wrong educate me :) |
it should be as natural as possible , it shouldn't look like it's been manipulated ?
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