Finally!!! You’re last bit pushed me to solve this.
I was using the wrong file name for the .htaccess
I got stuck on this because I couldn’t figure out how rename that file. Windows won’t let you rename a file without the name in front of the extension. I finally figured out how rename the stupid file.
Problem solved.
Thank you!!!
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Glad you got it working.
You can use an FTP program or Dreamweaver etc. for renaming files.
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Or you can create a new file named .htaccess and copy/paste the content of your ht.access file, then upload it.
Thanks for the suggestions on this.
I didn’t realize I could create a file directly using .filename. Cool! Seems like the easy way.
Well it seems I learned something about windows/dos as well. I was using Start->Run->Command to get a DOS window as an attempt to rename the file. Turns out this uses 8.3 file format. I couldn’t navigate to the directory.
After a bit of googling, I found that Start->Run->CMD to get a DOS window enables long file names. Once I could see the file, I could rename the file.
Thanks everyone for you help.
Terry
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My FTP client allows me to create a file directly on the server, then I can just click on it to download the new file into my browser of choice, edit it, and when I save it automatically uploads it back again. Quick and painless. And fortunate, because OS X doesn’t allow renaming or creating files that start with . although it can be done through the terminal, but then you can’t see it to upload it (unless you configure the UI to show these "hidden" files, and OS X being based on a *nix variant, there are a ton of them!)