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Hi Patrick, **UPDATE** If you create a directory, unless your intention is to show a list of files in the directory, you should either place an index page in the directory or set the directory to No Indexing. If your intended home page is something other than index (.html, .htm, or .php) then you can set the DirectoryIndex to that file name in your .htaccess file. ** I'm sorry you had trouble with your index page not showing. In response to your previous question regarding your home page for the weather subdirectory, we set the DirectoryIndex for that /weather to wxindex.php. It looks like that file has been removed from the weather subdirectory and you now have index.html in that folder. I removed the DirectoryIndex wxindex.php line from your .htaccess file in the weather directory and you should now see your index page. I didn't make any adjustments to the .htaccess in public_html because I wasn't sure if you had a file in there that should be your home page for just your domain name. If you do have a file you want to show up as the home page for your domain name, either rename that file to index.html (or .htm or .php) or add the DirectoryIndex line to your .htaccess file. DirectoryIndex should be followed by the exact file name, including the file extension. Keep in mind that the server is case sensitive. Please let us know if you have any questions or need further assistance. Regards, Christi N. |
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