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How to add a htaccess file to my app/static site?

Posted March 14, 2021 577 views
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Hi,

I’m running an Angular app as an app/static site. I want to add a htaccess file to control some Angular routing. How/where can I do this?

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MrHansen

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KFSys March 14, 2021

Hi @MrHansen,

I believe websites on App Platform are not served by an apache server, so an .htaccess file will have no effect.

Having said that, I’ve gone over our community and found a similar issue that was resolved again regarding Angular Websites on App Platform and believe it will be beneficial for you.

You can check it out here :

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/angular-routes-not-working-on-static-app

Please check it out and see if it does help you indeed.

Regards,
KFSys

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  • MrHansen March 16, 2021

    Hi @KFSys

    Thank you for the link!

    It helped me and solved my problem. I inserted “catchall_document: index.html” in my app spec.

    Best regards,
    MrHansen

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    • KFSys March 19, 2021

      Hi @MrHansen,

      I’m glad to hear that you were managed to solve your problem!

      If you have any future issues like that, please post them in the community, that’s what it is here for!

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aolbrich March 15, 2021

I think that the static sites are deployed into a block storage like spaces, where no http server which could interpret .htaccess, My solution was in React App to change the routing and use bookmark # like mysite.com/#dashboard to make it work, If you are not satisfied with this solution I think you have to create a dynamic site with http server behind.

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