Hi! If you're using Apache, by default Apache will serve an index.html file before a index.php file if one is present. So, you should be able to simply drop your React app in the root of your webserver.
stackoverflow.com/questions/100024...
If you've changed the DirectoryIndex hierarchy, you can simply modify the rule in your .htaccess like so:
DirectoryIndex index.html index.php /index.php
Let me know if that doesn't work!
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Hi! If you're using Apache, by default Apache will serve an index.html file before a index.php file if one is present. So, you should be able to simply drop your React app in the root of your webserver.
stackoverflow.com/questions/100024...
If you've changed the DirectoryIndex hierarchy, you can simply modify the rule in your .htaccess like so:
DirectoryIndex index.html index.php /index.phpLet me know if that doesn't work!