Introduction Many website owners prefer not to expose the programming language used to build their applications. For example, instead of accessing a page as https://example.com/about.php, it is often cleaner and more professional to use https://example.com/about. In Apache, this can be achieved using .htaccess rules. In Nginx, the same functionality can… Continue Reading Adding automatic extension (php) on nginx

Introduction CodeIgniter applications may return a 404 Not Found error when deployed on an Nginx web server, especially when accessing custom application URLs such as /login, /admin, or /dashboard. The same application may work correctly on Apache because Apache commonly uses .htaccess rules for URL rewriting. Nginx does not process… Continue Reading How to Fix CodeIgniter 404 Errors on Nginx