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Website not applying CSS UNLESS the FULL path to index is specified
Hi I have a site http://www.resortoasis.co.uk/ that has been fine for a long time now but recently I have moved it from a windows server to a Linux/Centos one.
Now if I type the web address (as above) into my browser I just see a listing of the sites files. If however, I type the web address AND put the Index.html on the end the site displays fine..
I'd like to know why ?
Thank you all.......
Now if I type the web address (as above) into my browser I just see a listing of the sites files. If however, I type the web address AND put the Index.html on the end the site displays fine..
I'd like to know why ?
Thank you all.......
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Thanks for the points. Yep, Linux is case-sensitive for all file names. This means that your programming around file system functions, including URLS in your embedded links, may need some work.
Case-sensitivity in PHP, without regard to OS: Constants and Variables. Class and function names are not case-sensitive, nor are the named booleans.
Best of luck and welcome to the light side, ~Ray
Case-sensitivity in PHP, without regard to OS: Constants and Variables. Class and function names are not case-sensitive, nor are the named booleans.
Best of luck and welcome to the light side, ~Ray
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Thank you Ray... Sound advice !! Appreciated.
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Thanks again..