Hiding .php Extension

[Mhari]

I have tried many codes in .htaccess file that will make file extension hidden. But all of that is not working as expected. When i have saved the code, and i am trying to access it and the result either error 500 or redirecting to index page again.

Please anyone help me

i will thankful for this . .

[nyten]

Try this code:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^([^\.]+)$ $1.php [NC,L]

This shows .php files without extension.

When accessing the correct file you can for example block the access or redirect it.

Which code did you use?

[Byron]

You can use MultiViews in your .htaccess file like this:

 

Options +MultiViews

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25423141/what-exactly-does-the-the-multiviews-options-in-htaccess

 

http://bybyron.net/test/multi/pooman

 

http://bybyron.net/test/multi/pooman.php

[Mhari]

I am sorry i can't replying sooner.

Ok this problem was solved.

Simply just adding multyviews

thank you so much guys!

Its working perfectly!

[Mhari]

Hi,

but please can you tell me how to redirect users to the file which its extension was hidden?

Example, if user visit http://my.site/test.php, they will be redirected to http://my.site/test ?

 

The one thing i am afraid about that maybe search engines will indexing both url then marking my site as spam or whatever.

Please help,,

thank you..

[Ryan Zimmerman]

The one thing i am afraid about that maybe search engines will indexing both url then marking my site as spam or whatever.

 

The most foolproof solution for that is the <link rel="canonical"> tag. Read more at https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/139066?hl=en. In your case you would set the canonical url to the url without the extension.