[Jake151]

Hey guys

I need a little bit of help with my htaccess

basically I have my url being: http://www.jake-norton.co.uk

But because I have more than one site on the server (by 2 domains) I have had to redirect the user to the folder making the url: http://www.jake-norton.co.uk/j/

I was just wondering if its possible for me to remove the /j/ using htaccess

Thanks a lot guys


Jake151

[Connetu_C]

Looks like mod_rewrite could be what you want. Something like this should work (this is untested, so you may have to tweak it):

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ! ^/j/.*
RewriteCond %{REMOTE_HOST} ^(www.)?jake-norton.co.uk$
RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ /j/$1

The first condition ensures that if you're actually requesting the /j/ subdirectory, you get that subdirectory without rewriting - this avoids an infinite loop. Then the second condition+rule ensure that visitors to (www.)jake-norton.co.uk but not inside the /j/ subdirectory are actually shown the equivalent pages from the /j/ subdirectory. This will only not work if you have an actual directory /j/j/ since then /j/ would be the actual directory /j/ and would not redirect to /j/j/, if you see what I mean

Let me know if that works for you