Hello everyone.
Il my "moodle" directory, I created the directory "test" in which I created the directory "web". Thus, to access "web" via localhost, I must type: http://localhost/moodle/test/web.
So now I would like to access files in "web" directory via http://localhost/moodle/test.
How is it possible to do that without adding any PHP file, just by handling URLs?
Thank you.
You can achieve this with Apache's mod_rewrite (or equivalent, most web servers support something similar).
You'll want a rule looking something like
RewriteRule ^/moodle/test(.*) /moodle/test/web$1
Thanks for your answer, but I'd prefer not to use Apache URL rewriting module.
I think it might be possible to configure this using Moodle application's functions, but I can't find what function I could call and how.
Thanks.
Hi Gaetan,
The reason I suggested URL rewriting is because you said you didn't want to use PHP files, just URL handling. If you're happy to use PHP, you can use Moodle's redirect() function (or event PHP's own header() function in a pinch).
Oh, excuse me Mark. I wasn't sufficiently clear.
I meant that I want to use the PHP functions included in the Moodle application, so I don't want to create any new file (PHP or other types).
Thanks for your answer though!