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Hello.
I have 2 questions below :
1. When will Zymic host (Zzl.org host in particular) support PHP version 5.3.x ?
3. Does Zymic host (Zzl.org host in particular) support mod_rewrite and using it in .htaccess files ? If it doesn't, I would like to know whether Zymic has plan to support it in future ?
Sorry if this is inappropriate, and thank you for reading.
ssfdre38
well we are at PHP 5.2.17 and most script should work just fine and mod_rewrite is enable
A4e484b
QUOTE(ssfdre38 @ Jun 11 2012, 03:29 PM) *
well we are at PHP 5.2.17 and most script should work just fine and mod_rewrite is enable


Actually, I used a .htaccess to hide PHP extension. The first thing I encountered was Error 500 Internal Server Error. I let Zymic fix the file for me and when I checked again, the "RewriteEngine On" was commented out ? So how can I use mod_rewrite ?
ssfdre38
its already enable so you dont need to enable it
Jacob
QUOTE(A4e484b @ Jun 12 2012, 09:41 AM) *
Actually, I used a .htaccess to hide PHP extension. The first thing I encountered was Error 500 Internal Server Error. I let Zymic fix the file for me and when I checked again, the "RewriteEngine On" was commented out ? So how can I use mod_rewrite ?

You will also need to define a rewrite base within your .htaccess to utilise mod_rewrite directives. This is a best practice and should not be neglected.

CODE
RewriteBase /
# ...
A4e484b
I tried again as your instructions.
It seems to work now.
Thank you very much !
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