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Ok my son is asking me is it possible to have your own Error page? he has a domain hosted with freeola and at present any error pages are Freeola ones, I think he would like to make his own but can it be done?
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Freeola don't allow .htaccess files. If you need to use them, just use another host.
I looked up google and it said how to make the .htaccess file and I did that I tried to upload it to freeola space but it dosent show? does that mean its not supported?
Yeah, look up ".htaccess tricks" in google, there'll be info there.
I think Freeola support .htaccess - most hosts should do.
I think Freeola support .htaccess - most hosts should do.
Ok my son is asking me is it possible to have your own Error page? he has a domain hosted with freeola and at present any error pages are Freeola ones, I think he would like to make his own but can it be done?
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