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In the below example only, after the first IFModule statement is read it should exit before reading in the next IFModule statement but it doesn't. Is there a way to do this in the htaccess file? <IfModule rewrite_module> RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{Request_URI}...

It seems that Lightspeed is processing all IFModule statments. If the first IFModule statement is true, then it should gracefully exit without running the second IFModule routine, but it doesn't. Is there a way to accomplish this? Also how do you create a rewrite rule that will replace this:

I think we almost got what we need but trying to be, I guess, backward compatable? This seems to fail at the if statements. Does this look right, or suggestions? # Default to the mod_rewrite method, since it seems more efficient. <IfModule rewrite_module> RewriteEngine On...

I think two more quick questions; 1) Do in need to start out each htaccess file with 'RewriteEngine On'? 2) I wasn't sure about this 'you can suggest them. despite of efficiency'; are you saying that the new way is more or less effecient? :) Thank you so much for the help.

The problem occurred when my host apparently installed lightspeed. The changes you suggest, I did just completed on all my htaccess files that were formatted similar to the one I posted. Some only had html and some had gif,png,jpg. I formatted each to the example you gave to include the...

Ok, The only thing in the htaccess file is what you posted. I'm not actually sure what this does. How can I tell if it's working? What exactly is it doing? Thanks...

Can you give me an example? I'm at a complete loss here.

All of the sudden my website started failing to display items and after tinkering awhile i commented out the htaccess files that had 'Deny from all' in them and my site went back to normal. I contacted my hosting provider TMDHosting and they came back with this: ----------\ It seems that...