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redirect a PHP suffix to a controller using Apache mod_rewrite / RewriteRule - El Forum - 09-24-2009 [eluser]flameijpzmt[/eluser] why not just configure CI to use the php extension? redirect a PHP suffix to a controller using Apache mod_rewrite / RewriteRule - El Forum - 09-24-2009 [eluser]bretticus[/eluser] [quote author="tmcallister" date="1253795270"]@bretticus, haven't forgotten about you or the reward :-) just haven't had time to get back to it. I will asap. thx[/quote] Sounds like you got it working? You owe me nothing except gratitude. That you would think to offer me a money reward is thanks enough. Besides, I wanted to know for myself if it could be done. redirect a PHP suffix to a controller using Apache mod_rewrite / RewriteRule - El Forum - 09-29-2009 [eluser]tmcallister[/eluser] [quote author="flameijpzmt" date="1253800004"]why not just configure CI to use the php extension?[/quote] I addressed that a few posts up, but only briefly :-) My brief look at CI's ability to use or not use suffixs seemed it was all or nothing. I prefer suffix suppression for several reasons, and I don't want to change the entire system for one out of a dozen integration points. |