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Rating 3.00 out of 5 Sometimes sever settings do not allow you to upload files more than a fixed limit (usually 2 MB). But, some websites might require allowing files more than this limit. In such cases we need to set some options in httpd.conf configuaretion file. This sometimes is not allowed on shared servers. “.htaccess” file . . . → Read More: How to increase file upload limit using .htaccess Rating 2.00 out of 5 IE (Internet Explorer) doesn’t work with user names and passwords in Web site addresses URLs (HTTP/S). The following URL syntax may not work in Internet Explorer or in Windows Explorer, Reason: Rating 3.00 out of 5 How to stop indexing of files in a directory using .htaccess? Sometimes we do not want to show all the files in a directory (which by default is a behavior of web servers). Rating 4.00 out of 5 How to block Use htaccess file. On the other hand, robots.txt file is just a guideline file. Robots are not bound to follow it. To ensure denial of all requests for the restricted directory, put the following in . . . → Read More: Block robots from accessing webpages using .htaccess Rating 4.00 out of 5 How to redirect or rewrite URLs using .htaccess? File, called as .htaccess, can be used to rewrite URLs apart from doing other stuffs like application handlers etc. We can do some potent manipulations with our links, like, Transforming long URL’s into short, easy to remember URLs Rating 4.00 out of 5 How to send an email, as soon as Googlebot crawls a webpage of your website, in PHP? Many of us have always wished to get some kind of intimation as soon as Google (Googlebot to be specific) crawls our websites. Isn’t it? Rating 3.00 out of 5 How to parse PHP in web pages having extension as .html / .htm? This can be done using .htaccess file in the directory where you want all your .html files to be treated as php while still showing .html in the address bar. Create a simple text file. Put the following code in that . . . → Read More: How to parse PHP in html pages Rating 3.67 out of 5 How to find all files under a directory, having a pattern, in their name or content, in UNIX? grep command can be used in conjunction with xargs to fetch filenames having some pattern in them. find /search_dir/ -iname “*.*” -print0 | xargs -0 grep ”PATTERN” where, |
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