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Member Avatar for JorgeM

So you are correct, you need to write some URL Rewrite rules in your .htaccess file. It would be very helpful if you yourself familiarized with regex otherwise, you are going to go nuts trying to copy someone else's rules. Rules are pretty custom to what you need.

Here is another DaniWeb recent thread on a very similar topic.

http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/threads/463463/another-.htaccess-question-sorry

Member Avatar for LastMitch

But not clear idea on this, it will great if someone show me the correct and clear way to do this.

@vishalonne

From this:

http://cbse.in/classxii/question_papers.php

to this:

http://cbse.in/classxii/question_papers

you just want to remove the php extension?

On your htaccess code you need to add this line:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^question_papers$ /question_papers.php [L]

That will remove the php extension.

Does that make sense?

Member Avatar for cmps

You can use .htaccess for URL rewrite, but it's more used in this case: domain.com/index.php?page=home ==> domain.com/home
If you have created your pages without taking in consideration that you will be using URL rewrite, then you have to go with what 'LastMitch' suggested. Good Luck

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