I 'd like to ask you about the problem of removing index. php from pseudo static.

Ask for help. The problem of removing index. php in pseudo-static mode is as follows: ask for help from users in the batch mode and remove index. php in pseudo-static mode.
For example, change www.abc.com/index.php/list-3-3 to www.abc.com/list-3-3 through pseudo-static.

However, when I access www.abc.com/index.php/list-3-3netmask again after modification, I will go back to the main page,

Please refer to the following link for more information: www.abc.com/list-3-3. thank you.



Httpd. ini file in iis environment:

[ISAPI_Rewrite]

#3600 = 1 hour

CacheClockRate 3600

RepeatLimit 32

# Protect httpd. ini and httpd. parse. errors files

# From accessing through HTTP
RewriteBase/
RewriteRule ^ (js/. * \. html $) $1 [L]
RewriteRule ^ (. * pai.html $/index. php/$1 [L]

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RewriteRule ^ (. *) $/index. php/$1 [L]

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Why not?

Mine is the same as yours.

I am nginx.
Rewrite ^/(. *) $/index. php/$1 last;
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Rewrite ^/www.abc.com \/(. *) \/(. *) $ www.abc.com/#2 [L]
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The new address is not automatically redirected.

It is the URL and hyperlink generated according to Pseudo-static rules in your program.
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Pseudo-static is just a rule. you cannot use it as a dead state !!

I mean: for example, although you have configured pseudo-static, a connection on the page is www.abc.com/index.php/list-3-3.

It's useless even if you have written pseudo-static data !!!
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If you are using Apache, the mod_rewrite.so module is loaded in the httpd. conf configuration file... Also, replace AllowOverride None with None... Finally, make sure your system supports url rewriting .. In this way, you can remove index. php.
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I use WINDOWS and IIS, because LINUX is not highly efficient,