Avoiding using .html extension

Hi folks,

I am using friendly urls, and want to avoid adding .html as an extension. I do want to use folders and subfolders within URLs. The settings seem to append .html if you allow friendly url paths.

How do I switch .html extensions off without losing the use of folders?

This is controlled by Content Types now, which each define their own extension, and whether or not the Resource is marked as a container, in which case it gets the container_suffix. Just edit the HTML extension to not use .html. You can even make it /.

You can’t leave it blank however?

Sure you can.

Thank you - that worked fine

Reopening... Extension seems required to create a new content type (Using 2.1.3-pl). What the solution to not have .html appended to friendly URLs for HTML content?

Quote from: pjausions at Oct 12, 2011, 09:16 AM

Reopening... Extension seems required to create a new content type (Using 2.1.3-pl). What the solution to not have .html appended to friendly URLs for HTML content?

Just add a bogus extension when creating and then edit it afterwards to be empty in the grid. I have opened a bug report for this issue.

Quote from: opengeek at Oct 12, 2011, 10:29 AM

Just add a bogus extension when creating and then edit it afterwards to be empty in the grid. I have opened a bug report for this issue.

I can't edit it. The only option in the contextual menu is "Remove Content Type", unless you are referring to a different admin screen than "System" --> "Content Types"?

Oh wait... if I double-click on it I can edit the values. hmmm, not obvious. A "Double-click on a value to modify it." just above the grid would be good. Or a "Edit Value" in the contextual menu.

I know this is an old thread but since i'm having this very problem i didn't want to start a new one.

I'm on Revo 2.3.1 and for the life of me can't get rid of .html in the FURL. I've removed .html extension in the data types, cleared cache, even logged out and logged in. Nothing works. Entering url without .html sends me to the "Page not found". Entering with .html opens the page.

Is there something else besided content types that need to be changed to get rid of this pesky file extension?

I have no problem, emptied the field in the Content Types grid and cleared the cache. Do you have some kind of caching or SEO URLs plugins installed?