If you are trying to access some things and they aren't coming through, it's because I broke the Redirects function trying to use wildcards. I hope I didn't hose the entire hosting system!
Sorry.
© C Harris Lynn, 2008
I Broke the Redirects
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1 comments:
October 4, 2008 11:47 PM
Ha!
I have been trying to fix it so you always land at WWW.theweirding.net for months now. The internal redirecting system wouldn't do it so I knew I was gouing to have to do an .htaccess file and I wasn't sure what all I wanted to do with it, so I'd been putting it off.
I set the .htaccess file tonight and then went into the internal redirects function to change some things and the entire thing disappeared!!! I was HORRIFIED!
Anyway, as you probably figured out, once you install an .htaccess file of your own design, it invalidates the internal function. What I did not realize is making my own .htaccess file is fifty times more efficient!
Anyway...
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