I created a .htaccess inside a directory in which I don’t want the files to be directly accessed. It works and fires the default 403 page (Access forbidden!) of the Apache server. How can I create a custom 403 page? Thanks!
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I created a .htaccess inside a directory in which I don’t want the files to be directly accessed. It works and fires the default 403 page (Access forbidden!) of the Apache server. How can I create a custom 403 page? Thanks!
In your
.htaccessfile you can specify what document you want as your default 403 error document.Here the directory is relative to the document root.