I'm using an .htaccess file to auto_append and auto_prepend files within a
specific directory, and it works great. Unfortunaltely if I create a new
sub-directory that doesn't have it's own .htaccess file, it too tries to
use the auto_append and auto_prepend values of the .htaccess file from the
parent directory. In this subdirectory, I don't want anything appended or
prepended to my php scripts. SO what I always end up doing is creating a
new .htaccess file in this subdirectory and create and empty file and use
this filename and path in that new .htaccess file.
Over all, it's a bit of a PITA... so is there a way to override the
auto_append and auto_prepend from an .htaccess file in a parent directory
without having to go through all this every time I create a new directory?
Joseph E. Sheble
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