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I am used to using PATH_INFO to achieve search engine friendliness, such as:

 http://www.xxx.com/index.php/module/xxx/action/xxx/id/xxx

But it’s very unpleasant to see the extension in index.php. The solution is as follows:

How to hide applications: For example, .php, extension:

Configure it like this in APACHE:

ForceType application/x-httpd-php

How to behave more like a static page: app_name/my/app.html

When parsing the PATH_INFO parameter, just truncate the last 5 characters ".html" of the last parameter.

Note: PATH_INFO is not allowed by default in APACHE2, you need to set AcceptPathInfo on

 http://www.xxx.com/index/module/xxx/action/xxx/id/xxx

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