Typically if your subdomain’s root is the folder with WP installed, then just create a .htaccess file there. That always works for me. Example: public_html -> random etc.. mywpfolder (the wp folder) wp-admin wp-content etc.. .htaccess (create htaccess file here or simply copy/paste the primary one here) EDIT Do you have the other installs in … Read more
In your root .htaccess: RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^blog/(.*)$ http://www.newdomainyouknow.com/blog/$1 [R=301,L] OR in your subfolder .htaccess RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.newdomainyouknow.com/blog/$1 [R=301,L] You can remove all other entries. But this will move all request from one domain to the new domain : for example http://oldandboringdomain.com/blog/cool-staf will be redirected to http://www.newdomainyouknow.com/blog/cool-staf With 301 redirect (permanent) which mean … Read more
finally I completed, using this below hook mod_rewrite_rules function output_htaccess( $rules ) { $new_rules = <<<EOD RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{SCRIPT_FILENAME} !-d RewriteCond %{SCRIPT_FILENAME} !-f RewriteRule ^(\w+)$ ./index.php?id=$1 EOD; return $new_rules . $rules; } add_filter(‘mod_rewrite_rules’, ‘output_htaccess’);
A rule of thumb when thinking about restricting content on the internet: If your client can see the data, they can have it, this is how the internet fundamentally works. Yes you can make it harder for people to get access to the thing you are attempting to restrict them from, but ultimately as soon … Read more
Have asked my hosting support to check my DNS and there were 2 entries because I added an A record in WHM and also added the subdomain to the account in cpanel, they have removed one and all is now working. Apologies for posting in WordPress, not technically WordPress related as I first thought.
If this question refers to WordPress.com then your question should be asked of their support rather than here. In general though… just a thought…, htaccess files are hidden files so the file name is preceded with a dot/period, ie. ‘.htaccess’. If you are using an FTP/SFTP client, they sometimes do not show hidden files by … Read more
“Authorization Required” message is from the Apache world. Looks like you have set the basic authentication in apache for the login page. This is simply indicated by the “pop-up” type of the error.
SOLVED i had to sync up inside my server with the htaccess in its app (my server support advised me about this a minute ago) thanks
Switch to twentyten or another theme for a second and make a test post. That will eliminate the theme. And replace all WP core files folders with ones of the same version; it could still be hiding there. Just upload them; don’t do an install. This is a typical hack fix. Or, if you did … Read more
In admin create a page with slug tips-and-tricks. Than go to Settings->Reading than in first section set up your new page to be your posts page. WP will handle proper redirection of old permalinks to new.