OK I have many directories that have one file in them called index.php
The extension for all those index pages have changed from .php to html - so - this is what I mean:
OLD ------------> /folder/index.php
NEW ------------> /folder/index.html
Should I place a .htaccess 301 file in the /folder/ to redirect traffic from the index.php to the index.html?
Can you do that or should .htaccess only be at the root level?
(I host on Apache Linux).
Thanks
PS I guess I can just try but I want to hear your thoughts first thanks
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Do I Need To Place A 301 .htaccess Here?
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, Oct 08 2012 09:25 AM
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Posted 08 October 2012 - 02:02 PM
Are both extensions listed as index files?
If yes and unless there are links specifically pointing the directory/index.php URI not you don't need to redirect.
If yes and unless there are links specifically pointing the directory/index.php URI not you don't need to redirect.
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