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Trugmaker
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.htaccess
I have created a new .htaccess file. If I insert directly into my host provider's file manager, will WWB 20 overwrite it the next time I upload? Or is .htaccess not part of the upload?
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Re: .htaccess
WWB does not create or overwrite the .htaccess file. .htaccess controls the server configuration, so it's never used or modified by WWB.
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Re: .htaccess
Thankyou WWB and a Pablo, your help is invaluable. Very Happy New Year.
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