A brief preview for my question:
URL.com/textures/unnamed/index.php
URL.com/textures/download/index.php
URL.com/img/ textures, unnamed, download, img = folders
I recently started creating a website and went after information about htaccess, added some useful codes and came to a halt with a respective code.
Options -Indexes
_ I also found an old topic where austin - moderador, made a tutorial about it and how to add it. (Thanks)
_ Well, I put .htaccess with this code inside the ** textures ** folder, and I was unsuccessful.
_ But putting it inside the img folder, it worked correctly. The problem is that it ended up with all the images inside the site (the site runs out of images).
_ So far, the structure of the files is as follows:
Well, I would like to know, how do I block these directories, without me losing their content on the site.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
And any problem, sorry, i’m new.
Yeah, sorry.
I’m just an enthusiast creating. My brother arrived right after I sent the thread, he came and said what was wrong. A very subtle mistake. xD
I only add All inside Options -Indexes and place it in public_html > .htaccess.
Options All -Indexes
And after i forgot to refresh cache in texture folder. =P
But now, i need discover what bug it haves… (Appeared before solving this problem)
Everything is normal with the URLs in the source code
<a href="textures/unnamed/index.php">Unnamed</a>
but when I click on the menu, it “skips” the textures folder and goes straight to unnamed/index.php
It looks like I’ll have an investigation to do!
Well, sorry again…
EDIT: there seems to be some problem with the name “index.php”. When changing to “unnamed.php” everything works normally.
searching…
