How to override FURL suffix in folder alias

I would like to have folder URLs output as "http://www.site.com/folder/" instead of "http://www.site.com/folder.html".

I have configured these folders as docs without content except for a "[[FirstChildRedirect]]" call.

I understand the plugin Strict SEO URLs does something along these lines; however it conflicts with other Javascript on the site in question.

Is there any other way of achieving this behaviour?

Thanks,
Anton

Hey Anton ;-)
Are you trying to get the first child document to appear with the /folder/ URL in the address bar?

The first child doc appears with the correct URL:

http://www.site.com/folder/first-child.html

I wanted the menu link for the parent folder to appear as a directory URL:

http://www.site.com/folder/

Instead of like this:

http://www.site.com/folder.html

It’s not critical, but just wondering if this is possible without using the SEO Strict URLs plugin.

:)

Thanks,
Anton

If I am not misunderstanding your questions, it should be pretty easy. Go to Tools>Configuration>Friendly URLS and change "Suffix for friendly URLs:" to "/". That is what I did. Then every Doc ends in "/", not just the parent/child folders.

Quote from: wordcooper at Apr 10, 2008, 01:16 PM

If I am not misunderstanding your questions, it should be pretty easy. Go to Tools>Configuration>Friendly URLS and change "Suffix for friendly URLs:" to "/". That is what I did. Then every Doc ends in "/", not just the parent/child folders.

Yep, I use that on my site as well.

It stops .html/whatever from working, unless I did something wrong, though.

Right, of course! I can’t believe I didn’t think to try that.

Now I’ve just got to 301 redirect the old "page.html" URLs to the new "page/" URLs...

Thanks,
Anton

And the final touch added to the .htaccess file prior to the FURL rewrite lines: