CI settings Godaddy (.htaccess) |
[eluser]Animas[/eluser]
I will talk about common mistakes. (Please check godaddy for recent changes in their configuration) In database.php make sure you put the proper host name (something like #####.secureserver.net) and other settings. Now .htaccess Code: RewriteEngine On You are good to go. You see in last line I put extra "?" which is the only change that I had to make from my localhost .htaccess. And these settings has been tested with godaddy deluxe(linux) hosting. I hope my experience will save someone's time.
[eluser]LNS[/eluser]
What is happen? I also use CI on GodAddy hosting. But, it don't works well. See: http://ellislab.com/forums/viewthread/85559/
[eluser]Unknown[/eluser]
[quote author="Animas" date="1209139249"]I will talk about common mistakes. (Please check godaddy for recent changes in their configuration) In database.php make sure you put the proper host name (something like #####.secureserver.net) and other settings. Now .htaccess Code: RewriteEngine On You are good to go. You see in last line I put extra "?" which is the only change that I had to make from my localhost .htaccess. And these settings has been tested with godaddy deluxe(linux) hosting. I hope my experience will save someone's time.[/quote] BRILLIANT ..... That worked ! After going through tons of htaccess, this is the one that did the trick for me, Thanks a lot mate
[eluser]Fuseblown[/eluser]
Hosting with Dreamhost, removing the first '/' and adding the '?' after index.php in the last line worked for me as well (using the suggested .htaccess lines from the User Guide). Thanks for this!
[eluser]keld[/eluser]
Thanks! I've been battling with goDaddy for days, only the home page of my website would work, all the over pages would throw an error 500.
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