I have enabled mod_rewrite (it's checked in the WAMP icon in my taskbar and uncommented in httpd.conf) and I've made sure any AllowOverride settings in httpd.conf are set to All, yet I'm still getting a 500 error message and
[alert] [client 127.0.0.1] E:/mywebsite/html/.htaccess: AllowOverride not allowed here
in my Apache error log.
Could it be a result of changing the DocumentRoot to a completely different one? I installed WAMP on D:\ and changed the root to my Dropbox folder on E:\.
Is there an extra conf file WAMP has that sets special settings like XAMPP does?
Why am I still getting this error? I've searched the internet high and low for an answer, yet they all tell me to enable that module and I have done.
On Windows 7, WAMP 2.2.
Just moving my comment as answer since it seems to have resolved OP's problem.
Looking at error it seems there is a AllowOverride line in E:/mywebsite/html/.htaccess and Apache is throwing 500 error because AllowOverride isn't allowed in .htaccess.
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