how to restrict direct access to app/ui/layout.html

[silent light]

today after check my site by site:mysite.com in Google i found some unexpected  urls were indexed like:

mysite.com/app/ui/layout.html

mysite.com/app/ui/menu.html

...

how can i restrict those urls 

[Rayne]

The best idea would be to not store internals in a publicly available directory. You could also instruct your web server to not ship files stored in the app directory.

[silent light]

so there no way to do it with f3 ?

[Richard Goldstein]

If you are using Apache you can do this simply in the .htaccess file. I’m not where I can provide an example at the moment, but will later. 

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[Dwaine Halberg]

Setup a robots.txt file

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/6062608?hl=en

[v.]

simply put a .htaccess file in the app directory (or in your view directory if this is not a subdirectory from app) and add the following line in it:

deny from all

this will restrict outside access to all files and directories contained in app.