You can’t access your website – \u00a0instead of your website being displayed you are prompted with a “Download” bar\/link on your own website.\u00a0\u00a0 If you have just changed web hosts or your website has recently gotten hacked\/cleaned up this could be because of your .htaccess file.\u00a0 If the cause is your website being hacked, you should reupload a backup copy of your .htaccess file, or if you don’t have a backup, open it and check it for bad coding.\u00a0 If the cause is switching web hosting, some coding that your previous web host was using on your .htaccess file is not necessary or not compatible with your new web host.\u00a0 For example, your old web host might have been hosting php4 and php 5 together, and used the .htaccess file to tell the website which php version to use.\u00a0 Your new web host may be using the latest php version by default, and that coding would break your website and cause the “Download”\u00a0prompt effect.\u00a0 It’s easy to fix, just have a programmer check your .htaccess code, or you can post a comment here for help.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
You can’t access your website – \u00a0instead of your website being displayed you are prompted with a “Download” bar\/link on your own website.\u00a0\u00a0 If you have just changed web hosts or your website has recently gotten hacked\/cleaned up this could … Continue reading