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Old Support Topics - Htaccess And Wamp

DWho [ Tue 21 Oct, 2008 10:49 ]
Post subject: Htaccess And Wamp

Hi

Just thought I would share this piece of info... as everyone knows htaccess file does not work on your local server on your machine... basically this is due to the rewrite rule causing an error...

If you are using wamp and I am sure this applies to all other local server programs....

open up your apache modules from you control panel... in wamp it is left click find apache modules in the list and then look for rewrite_module... click on it the server will reset and then enable itself...

now add your htaccess file and your good to go....

I would advise not to enable rewrite in ICY (as I have not tested this) but for testing code in the htaccess file should be no problem...

BluSkyRidr [ Sun 29 May, 2011 22:32 ]
Post subject: Re: Htaccess And Wamp

My understanding is that I can use either a php.ini or a .htpaccess file to enable php in a html webpage. Is there an advantage to using either. Is there anything special that I should put in the file. I am new to this. Your post helped me out with setting it up in wamp. Thanks!

Mighty Gorgon [ Sat 04 Jun, 2011 11:20 ]
Post subject: Re: Htaccess And Wamp

As far as I know PHP should be enabled by default... you just should embed PHP code between PHP tags:

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<?php echo('Hello World!'); ?>

On my PC I use XAMPP instead of WAMP, I never had issues so far in using also rewrite or other special features.