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Naming a Text File .htaccess on Windows
Posted on 05/13/2009 at 12:15 pm by Kevin Wentworth
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A big pain- you can't just name a file .htaccess through Windows Explorer. It complains that you need to supply a name! No problem.
Here's how you can name a file .htaccess (only tested on Notepad, though hopefully it will work on more):
- Load up your file in Notepad or create a new file in Notepad
- Add your .htaccess declarations
- File > Save As
- In the filename text box put ".htaccess" - with the double quotes (".htaccess" exactly)
- In the filetype select box choose 'All Files'
- Save it!
I think this should work in other editors, so give it a try.
Cheers,
-Kevin Wentworth
Tags for Naming a Text File .htaccess on Windows
Software | Usage | Apache | Htaccess
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