BleepingComputer.com: How Do I Stop Visitors Having To Type .html On The End Of The Url

Hi,

On my website I have to type e.g. www.ddlkfdlkfsl.com/jkdj.html
I want visitors to get there by typing www.ddlkfdlkfsl.com/jkdj

any ideas?

Sure. It's called url rewriting.

groovicus, on Jul 29 2007, 09:33 PM, said:

Can you explain further, is it possible to do so with my hosting plan - godaddy windows economy

Thanks

I'm sure it is possible with GoDaddy, but they will have to do it for you. I doubt they will give you administrative access to their server software.

url rewriting

I think I'll give it a miss at the moment

I have used a subdomain

This post has been edited by y4kk: 31 July 2007 - 11:50 AM

Hi y4kk,

Maybe one of these is what you want:

1. Change the name of the page from
www.ddlkfdlkfsl.com/jkdj.html to
www.ddlkfdlkfsl.com/index.html

Visitors would then just have to type
www.ddlkfdlkfsl.com
to get there.

2. If you really want your visitors to have to type "www.ddlkfdlkfsl.com/jkdj", then create a directory (folder) below "www.ddlkfdlkfsl.com" named "jkdj". Then you would have to move your existing "jkdj.html" file into that directory AND rename it "index.html". You may then also have to change any URLs within your page(s) to correspond to the new directory structure ("www.ddlkfdlkfsl.com/jkdj/...").

M..., on Jul 31 2007, 06:47 PM, said:

Yes this is what I intended to say, thanks for the instructions on how to do it.