If you are like Silicon Dales, a few years back, you would have used CodeIgniter (CI) probably quite a lot 5-6 years ago, but perhaps…
Example CodeIgniter .htaccess for mod_rewrite
.htaccess
.htaccess is a file which can be used in Apache (must be allowed by httpd.conf settings) in order to do things like redirection, and other server directives, such as allowing deflate or gzip to be used for compression on the web server.
This file is placed per folder, and when in use, every folder in your website is first scanned for this file.
Content about .htaccess files will be tagged with this, and you can see those below. The most recently updated tags are listed nearest the top.
How to Block an IP Address from accessing your website
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How to lock out all traffic (except your IP) from WordPress Login and Admin pages
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Transport HTTPS traffic to HTTP with .htaccess
The sharp-eyed among you may have noticed that we very recently updated a couple of things here at the Silicon Dales website, and one of…