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[...] How to check if a value exists in array or not in PHP? PHP function in_array() checks if a value exists in an array in a case-sensitive manner and returns boolean [...]

[...] be written to point to that sub-directory else rewritten URLs (targets) will be relative to home directory of the domain. 1) How to rewrite http://www.host.com/somefile.html to http://www.host.com/ [...]

[...] ” file comes to the rescue. Put the below lines in a plain text file. Upload that to your home directory on your web-server and rename it as “.htaccess”. This would allow an upload of upto 20 MB [...]

[...] management. What if we want to have more control and do it at the initial stage only? Use .htaccess file. Put this in your .htaccess file here * (asterisk) matches all the files so none would be [...]

[...] translation (keeping all language files under one directory), etc. Lets start writing our .htaccess file. We should put two lines (Options +FollowSymlinks and RewriteEngine on) in almost all . [...]

[...] having in-comprehensive query strings like “filename?id=carnivores&cat=animals” into human readable URLs like “livingthings/animals/carnivores” Redirect missing pages. Instead of showing [...]

[...] with our links, like, Transforming long URL’s into short, easy to remember URLs Transforming URLs having in-comprehensive query strings like “filename?id=carnivores&cat= [...]

[...] IE (Internet Explorer) doesn’t work with user names and passwords in Web site addresses URLs (HTTP/S). Though, IE versions 3.0 to 6.0 support this. The following URL syntax may not [...]

[...] file in some sub directory then RewriteBase should be written to point to that sub-directory else rewritten URLs (targets) will be relative to home directory of the domain. 1) How to rewrite http:// [...]