10-21-2022, 02:48 AM
I posted possible fixes here: https://qb64phoenix.com/forum/showthread...25#pid7725
Depending who your web host service is, you could simply email a request to have them write and load the htaccess file for you. If you have an fttp:// utility, like Filezilla, or your service has cPanel you could write one and upload it yourself. Just be sure to try it out with all possible www. no www. http, https, etc. to make sure they all point to your non-www domain dns.
Pete
Depending who your web host service is, you could simply email a request to have them write and load the htaccess file for you. If you have an fttp:// utility, like Filezilla, or your service has cPanel you could write one and upload it yourself. Just be sure to try it out with all possible www. no www. http, https, etc. to make sure they all point to your non-www domain dns.
Pete
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