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Route , remove index.php and use adminer - pippuccio76 - 11-25-2018 Hi sorry for english, i use adminer to manage my database. I insert it on root and if i wante use it i go to mydomain/adminer.php If i want remove index.php im ust insert the htaccess on root : Code: RewriteEngine on And the sistem work . But i cannot use asminer because i have a 404 page . How can i solve it ? RE: Route , remove index.php and use adminer - jreklund - 11-25-2018 Have a go with this one instead. It check if it's an actual file or folder. If that's the case. Don't redirect it to index.php. Code: <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RE: Route , remove index.php and use adminer - pippuccio76 - 11-27-2018 (11-25-2018, 03:14 AM)jreklund Wrote: Have a go with this one instead. It check if it's an actual file or folder. If that's the case. Don't redirect it to index.php. REQUEST_FILENAME is my adminer.php ? RE: Route , remove index.php and use adminer - jreklund - 11-27-2018 It should look exactly like that. %{REQUEST_FILENAME} are an internal name in Apache and gets translated into whatever file you try to open. E.g. adminer.php gets translated into. RewriteCond adminer.php !-f RewriteCond adminer.php !-d E.g. myamazingfile.php gets translated into. RewriteCond myamazingfile.php !-f RewriteCond myamazingfile.php !-d So that you don't need to add hundreds of lines. RE: Route , remove index.php and use adminer - pippuccio76 - 11-28-2018 (11-27-2018, 11:15 AM)jreklund Wrote: It should look exactly like that. %{REQUEST_FILENAME} are an internal name in Apache and gets translated into whatever file you try to open. Where must i put this htaccess ? in root or in application or both ? RE: Route , remove index.php and use adminer - jreklund - 11-28-2018 Alongside your index.php. It should replace the one you currently are using. |