Subdomain using .htaccess problem ?

by YongC

Posted: 11 years ago 5 replies

WEB DESIGN

Hi i'm trying use htaccess to point any sub domain follow this rule
Ex : http://ex.mydomain.com to http://mydomain.com/index.php?module=ex

Here is my htaccess code :

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.mydomain.com
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ([^.]+)\.mydomain.com
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /index.php?module=%1

It's work other my hosting but when i using on godaddy hosting, it's not work ?

Anyone can help me, Thanks so much !

#htaccess #problem #subdomain

clickbump 11 years ago

Who hosts your site?
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- YongC 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by clickbump
  
  Who hosts your site?
  
  I using godaddy
  
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  clickbump 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by YongC
  
  I using godaddy
  
  Apparently they don't offer easily accessed chat support, but here's a workaround > GoDaddy.com Chat | Instant Support | GetHuman.com (look under the section titled "Other ways to contact GoDaddy.com besides chat")
  
  Htaccess file edits can be tricky and are best done with the aid of technical support (because any small error can render your site unworkable).
  
  Your best bet is to contact godaddy support and ask them to check your htaccess file to resolve the issue. A competent support agent should be able to have this resolved in less than 5 minutes on the phone.
  
  For your next website, if you have the option and means to change or try a new host, I'd strongly suggest that you give HostGator a look. They have 24/7 chat support and unbeatable hosting packages with unlimited everything for less than $10/mo.
  
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TheContentAuthority 11 years ago

YongC,

You may want to first ask GoDaddy if the hosting option you have supports the use of .htaccess configuration files. Once you are sure this condition is met, try adding this line of code before your rewrite directives,

#Fix Rewrite
Options -Multiviews

Here is also a thread that may help you if that doesn’t work,

.htaccess file is not working. | Forums | Groups | Go Daddy Support

Hope that helps,

Shawn
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blogfreakz 11 years ago

it's seems your htaccess code is right, It's supposed to be working.. yeah better to ask godaddy support..
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Subdomain using .htaccess problem ?

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