Hello.
When someone requests a page e.g. page2, then I want to build a url string in the browser that looks like this “mypage.com/page2”.
However, problems arise if page2 is actually a folder. Apache will display the contents of the folder with its own interface.
How can I prevent it so I can build my own paths, without it messing with what apache does?
Best regards
Neo
Try adding this line to your .htaccess folder:
Options -Indexes
That will prevent directory listing in every folder beneath the root.
Hello John.
It works. Thank you, it’s really appreciated.
Do you know if there is a way to do something similar for all folders in the root? Otherwise I have to create a .htacess file for each folder that the user creates in the file system.
What I want to accomplish is to be able to use the directory path as a request string that the user can use, without apache interfering and returning its own page.
It apparently includes all subcategories as well. I put it in the root folder so now it works.
Thank you for your suggestion
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