: How do you activate mycryp and mod_rewrite from .htaccess? My hosting provider has the option to modify the PHP configuration with the following code in .htaccess: AddHandler fcgid-script .php

My hosting provider has the option to modify the PHP configuration with the following code in .htaccess:

AddHandler fcgid-script .php

I would like to know how to activate the extension mcryp and mod_rewrite using something similar to this option that they give me for PHP.

10.01% popularity Vote Up Vote Down

: How to tell Google only crawl direct links? I have some links that want to Google index it so I put those links in a separate simple HTML file, updated my sitemap to Google know about this

@Megan663

Posted in: #Google #Indexing #Links

1 Comments

: Legal to sell in the UK, but not in the USA. How does the location of my website play in to this? I have a company in the UK which sells a product that is "Legal" here in the UK. But

@Megan663

Posted in: #Legal

1 Comments

: Google Webmaster Tools Crawl Errors shows old URLs which have been removed from sitemaps My site is several years old and there are been pages which were removed a long time ago, have no links

@Megan663

Posted in: #GoogleSearchConsole

2 Comments

: Time on site is measured between the first pageview of the session and the last pageview of the session. Thus it does include the time during which the page did not actually have the attention

@Megan663

0 Comments

Login to post a comment!

1 Comments

Sorted by latest first Latest Oldest Best

@Frith620

Once added the mod_rewrite rule in .htaccess it works regular as active , so you can add and use it . You can also ask your hosting company to enable mod rewrite rule for you in server that is much better for you

10% popularity Vote Up Vote Down

Feed

: How do you activate mycryp and mod_rewrite from .htaccess? My hosting provider has the option to modify the PHP configuration with the following code in .htaccess: AddHandler fcgid-script .php

More posts by @Megan663

: How to tell Google only crawl direct links? I have some links that want to Google index it so I put those links in a separate simple HTML file, updated my sitemap to Google know about this

: Legal to sell in the UK, but not in the USA. How does the location of my website play in to this? I have a company in the UK which sells a product that is "Legal" here in the UK. But

: Google Webmaster Tools Crawl Errors shows old URLs which have been removed from sitemaps My site is several years old and there are been pages which were removed a long time ago, have no links

: Time on site is measured between the first pageview of the session and the last pageview of the session. Thus it does include the time during which the page did not actually have the attention

Login to post a comment!

1 Comments

Back to top | Use Dark Theme