The redirects tool in the client area generates .htaccess code which causes the redirect without HTML, and regardless of what page visitors try to go to. You can do the same thing yourself, but the redirects tool semi-automates the process which is much easier.
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Well but It worked, has been added⌠And I see thereâs an htaccess file in the directory⌠First check got still the double alert of http, both with as without index.php⌠I check later on,
In general anyway doesnât matter for an url redirect if there is or there isnât the index file?
That would simply be because your either connecting as HTTP, and/or you have no SSL certificate installed. The only way around that is to install an SSL certificate and connect with HTTPS, which you can force visiting browsers to do.
Correct. A .htaccess redirect doesnât require an index file to be present as long as itâs configured to happen regardless of URL.
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ok,
now I donât mind about https or not⌠I know that alert, i donât like that is repeated⌠for both the urlsâŚ
anyway,
thanks
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