where will i see the errors? When i asked chatgpt (never a good idea), it said to create a âlogsâ directory, then put an âerror_logâ file in and put âphp_flag display_errors onâ in. it said if everything i tried didnât work, i could get help from someone else.
yes. thefirst time i put it in, it worked. then, i changed it slightly and it failed. i did a few more changes, then, i dei=cided to undo the changes and i accedentally undid too many, then pressed cmd + a and apparently pycharm decided that was a change so i couldnt redo. if theres a way to get version history in pycharm, please tell me. Also, what i posted there is all of the text in the .htaccess file.
DevTools failed to load source map: Could not load content for chrome-extension://[insert random letters]/browser-polyfill.js.map: System error: net::ERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND
What does that mean? I donât have any chrome extentions active right now.
A redirect to a 500 page means your .htaccess code is invalid. Unfortunately, there isnât any kind of debug logging with .htaccess rules, so your best bet is to selectively comment out lines to figure out what breaks.
Also, password protection is notoriously difficult to set up in my experience. So I strongly suggest to use the Protected Directories tool in the client area to setup password protection instead of fiddling with it yourself.
As for the SSL error, please note that the SSL certificate status says âIssuedâ, not âInstalledâ. Just because the certificate exists doesnât mean itâs being used on your site. If you click the certificate in the client area, it will tell you which certificate is being used on your site right now, and provides a one-click install button to install that ZeroSSL certificate.
If you want anyone to check if your certificate was actually installed, and what specifically you can do, please share the domain name.
When I created my website, it didnât come with a .htaccess file. This is I believe because Iâd already created one before. Do I need any code at the start and end of the file before I use it?
I donât know. You wonât let us check. No domain = no troubleshooting.
No, you donât need any .htaccess rules for your website to work. If the rules you have right now are causing 500 errors, itâs because the rules you have added are invalid.