August 5, 2008
If you’re want to the following characters in your password for the settings.php file in Drupal, you need to escape them.
- : (colon, or operator). Escape using ‘%3a’
- + (addition, plus). Escape using ‘%2b’
- ? (question mark). Escape using ‘%3f’
- / (slash, forward slash). Escape using ‘%2f’
- @ (at the rate). Escape using ‘%40′
- ( (round bracket). Escape using ‘= %28′
- ) (round bracket). Escape using ‘%29′
- = (equal to). Escape using ‘%3d’
- & (ampersand, and operator). Escape using ‘%26′
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December 12, 2007
If you can’t enable clean URL’s in Drupal when set up locally, chances are that mod rewrite is disabled. All you have to do is uncomment a line in your httpd.conf file in order to enable mod rewrite disabled. If you’re using XAMPP, it’s located at xampp\apache\conf.
Open the file in notepad or a text editor of your choice and search for the following line:
#LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so
Uncomment it by getting rid of the #.
Restart Apache and you should be able to enable clean URL’s now. In case you can’t, drop a a comment and I’ll be glad to help out.
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