How to use good path_info way to hide index.php files?

I like to use Path_info to make search engine friendly when I build my station with PHP program, for example:

Php/module/xxx/action/xxx/id/xxx ">http://www.15597.com/index.php/module/xxx/action/xxx/id/xxx

But index.php can see the extension. PHP is very uncomfortable, the workaround is as follows:

In Apache this configuration:

Forcetype application/x-httpd-php

How to more like static pages: app_name/my/app.html

When parsing the Path_info parameter, the last 5 characters of the last parameter, ". html", are truncated.

Note: The default in APACHE2 is not to allow path_info, you need to set acceptpathinfo on

Http://www.15597.com/index/module/xxx/action/xxx/id/xxx

Joint article: PHP access to the site error cgiwrap/cgiwrap/iuser_xxxx/index.php can not find

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