URI with filename extension instead of directories
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Hey all,
I'm curious to know how can that be done:
a concrete5 website use directory URI structure like:
/site/subsection/text-of-the-page/etc...
How can I always take the last element of the URI and make it like a filename instead?
/site/subsection/text-of-the-page.html for example
adding .html automaticly ?
I'm curious to know how can that be done:
a concrete5 website use directory URI structure like:
/site/subsection/text-of-the-page/etc...
How can I always take the last element of the URI and make it like a filename instead?
/site/subsection/text-of-the-page.html for example
adding .html automaticly ?
You could probably achieve that with mod rewrite to strip out the .html extension . I guess you just want all your urls to have .html . I don't see why ,totally old school but to each their own :D
It will work if you type the adress directly but for all the pagelist, autonav URI generated. it wont match a particular rule setup.
If I said:
If I want to take that URL:
www.www.domain.com/subpage/helloworld...
Typing http://www.domain.com/helloworld will work but concrete autonav, pagelist,etc. will still generate : www.www.domain.com/subpage/hellworld... and it will be not found.
It would be nice to have have suffix and more option for URI with PrettyUrl.
If I said:
If I want to take that URL:
www.www.domain.com/subpage/helloworld...
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/subpage/$1 [L]
Typing http://www.domain.com/helloworld will work but concrete autonav, pagelist,etc. will still generate : www.www.domain.com/subpage/hellworld... and it will be not found.
It would be nice to have have suffix and more option for URI with PrettyUrl.
