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clint cotchobos
6,593 Pointshelp
We’re building a website for an ice cream shop. The web address for the page that displays a list of all the ice cream flavors should be http://localhost/flavors/. The code for that page is in a file in the root of the htdocs directory called all_flavors.php. In this code challenge, we’ll write the rewrite rule we need to achieve this. I have created a blank .htaccess file and placed it in the root of the htdocs directory. First, write the code in that file that will turn on rewrite rules for this site.
Iain Simmons
Treehouse Moderator 32,305 PointsHey Kevin Snider, you should probably post your responses as an actual answer, rather than a comment, so clint cotchobos can mark them as the best answer and his question as being answered.
Good catch btw!
Kevin Snider
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 25,275 PointsKevin Snider
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 25,275 Pointshey clint cotchobos,
i posted this in your other question but just in case you missed it:
hey clint cotchobos, i think what you are looking for is:
RewriteEngine On
you were really close. in the coding world, "on" and "On" are two different things. hope this helps.