MODX Container Suffix without slash

Quote from: bertoost at Dec 13, 2012, 09:27 AM

Quote from: adminoid at Dec 13, 2012, 09:25 AM

But i need clean container as: _ttp://site.com/container (without slash)

But why??? No one complains of that, so why would you would have the suffix to be removed so desperately? I do not see any benefits for that

I transfer the old site, the pages of which indexing in searchengines in this way...
i.e. if i transfer pages (with 301 Redirect, version of search engines) from _ttp://site.com/page to _ttp://site.com/page/
Pages can excluding of the SE index...

Okay.. but you can do a little in .htaccess I guess to always let the / being added? With a 301, the SE index will be changed some day doesn't realy matter I think?

Quote from: bertoost at Dec 13, 2012, 09:55 AM

Okay.. but you can do a little in .htaccess I guess to always let the / being added? With a 301, the SE index will be changed some day doesn't realy matter I think?

That site with traffic, I can not risk ...
Thank you!

Hi, I also need the possibility to create a URL like:



EDIT: I just find out how it works. Just create a new 'Content Type' and leave 'File Extension' empty while choosing MIME Type as text/html

Works pretty fine! [ed. note: gemand last edited this post 13 years, 3 months ago.]