I'm a Product Manager at Microsoft working on Azure Container Apps and Azure Static Web Apps. I also worked on Azure Functions and was a Cloud Developer Advocate.
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PHP is the right stack to use for this on Linux. However, it uses Apache instead of IIS, so a web.config file won't work.
Instead, create a .htaccess file in /home/site/wwwroot like this:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule "^[^\.]+$" "index.html"
It rewrites any path that doesn't contain a . to the index page, which should work for most single page apps deployed this way. If your app is different, you may have to tweak this somewhat.
Hello Anthony, I'm using linux app service with PHP 7.3
Hi Fabio,
PHP is the right stack to use for this on Linux. However, it uses Apache instead of IIS, so a
web.configfile won't work.Instead, create a
.htaccess filein/home/site/wwwrootlike this:It rewrites any path that doesn't contain a
.to the index page, which should work for most single page apps deployed this way. If your app is different, you may have to tweak this somewhat.Many thanks Anthony,
I've changed to Windows instead of Linux and it works. Have a nice day.
Fabio