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I've been having the same problem. Anyway, somewhere on the Internet I found something that said to check if mod_rewrite was working on your server, upload the following .htaccess and see what happens. If it goes to Google it's OK otherwise it's not.
Anyway, I don't go to Google. I just get a file doesn't exist error.
That said, in this thread, Andrew mentions mod_rewrite is enabled on all the servers so I'm at a loss to explain where I'm going wrong. I'm on server 13. Does anyone know if it's enabled still?
mod_rewrite is available on all servers. If you would like us to look into this, please submit a trouble ticket and let us know which domain you are trying this on.
Ahhh... this makes sense logically therefore the test I did wasn't appropriate. Andrew's saying mod_rewrite is available therefore something else must be causing the problem. I shall investigate further!
I've been having the same problem. Anyway, somewhere on the Internet I found something that said to check if mod_rewrite was working on your server, upload the following .htaccess and see what happens. If it goes to Google it's OK otherwise it's not.
Anyway, I don't go to Google. I just get a file doesn't exist error.
That said, in this thread, Andrew mentions mod_rewrite is enabled on all the servers so I'm at a loss to explain where I'm going wrong. I'm on server 13. Does anyone know if it's enabled still?
Thanks
Michelle
If you wanted to use mod_rewrite, the proper .htaccess would look something like this:
Code:
Options +FollowSymlinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule google.html$ http://www.google.com
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