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Redirect webpages or URLs using .htaccess

Contributed by davak on September 30, 2008 under HTTP

The .htaccess file is a powerful tool that most casual users have not yet discovered. Here I’ll show how to use it to redirect users from one site to another. For this example, we will redirect users from /techrx/test to http://tech-recipes.com

Friendster : Removing Friendster Logo using CSS

Contributed by grsantos on January 22, 2006 under HTTP

Removing Friendster Logo in your profile using CSS.

HowTo: Reboot the Apache Server Safely

Contributed by MickeyMouse on under Apache web server

What do you do when you server freezes? This explains the safest steps for rebooting your apache webserver.

HTML Printing: Use a Style Sheet to Force a Page Break

Contributed by MickeyMouse on August 25, 2004 under HTTP

Designing web pages for printing can be difficult. Here’s how to force a printer to insert a page break.

Rewrite domain.com to www.domain.com using htaccess in Apache

Contributed by qmchenry on December 27, 2003 under Apache web server

You may want all visitors to your site using www in front of your domain name (www.yourdomain.com) instead of just your domain name (yourdomain.com). By implementing a simple .htaccess RewriteRule, visitors to yourdomain.com will see the URL change in their browser as they are redirected to the correct URL.

Password protect a web directory with .htaccess

Contributed by qmchenry on October 8, 2003 under Apache web server

Apache references the .htaccess file in web document directories for access control information and other uses. A simple configuration allows password protection with multiple username/password combinations.

Meta Refresh to Redirect

Contributed by davak on September 29, 2003 under HTTP

Easy way of using the meta refresh tag to redirect users

Test the Apache configuration file httpd.conf

Contributed by qmchenry on September 24, 2003 under Apache web server

After making changes to the Apache configuration file, it is a good practice to test the configuration before implementing it.