Rredirect all pages (*.php) to URL without .php		
	
	
	
		
	
	
	
	
	
		
		
				
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						12 years 4 months ago		 -  12 years 4 months ago		#1267
		by gharrow
	
	
		
			
			
				Greetings!
So far, ReDJ has been incredibly helpful when migrating pages from an old site to a new one, as well as when rearranging menu items but wanting to not break links.
I have been manually doing page by page as I see errors come about, but I was curious if there was a relatively simple way to redirect any/all of the pages that end in ".php" to the same link, but without the .php part.
For example,
"
www.mysite.com/directory/documents.php"
would redirect to
"
www.mysite.com/directory/documents"
and that would apply for any page with a URL that ends in .php. As I've been seeing many of our old links come up in the errors and the URL is the same just without the .php, I feel like there should be a way to do it.
Thanks very much for your time!
Gregg			
 
					 
	 
	
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						12 years 4 months ago				#1268
		by admin
	
	
		
			
			
				Yes... this is the reason for ReDJ to exists... 
From URL: \.php$
To URL: http://{siteurl}{pathrtrim .php}
Kind regards,
Luigi			
 
					 
	 
	
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						12 years 4 months ago				#1269
		by js
	
	
		
			
			
				tried this on my site, only difference was it was .mp4 instead of .php, but i can't get that to work.			
					 
	 
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						12 years 4 months ago				#1270
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				If the file with .mp4 exists there's non way to redirect cause the web server pass the file and the request is not managed by Joomla (and ReDJ).			
					 
	 
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						12 years 4 months ago		 -  12 years 4 months ago		#1271
		by js
	
	
		
			
			
				
it doesn't in that place. i just get a 404 page			
 
					 
	 
	
	
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						12 years 4 months ago		 -  12 years 4 months ago		#1272
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				This error page is provided by the web server. You can add this line at the end of .htaccess file:
So the web server will pass the error to Joomla...			
 
					 
	 
	
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