Pseudo-static ThinkPHP configuration

You can also configure any other suffixes in parameter configuration. Note that the suffix settings include. symbols. URL pseudo-static

ThinkPHP supports pseudo-static URL settings, and you can set the desired URL suffix. Edit the project configuration file Conf/config. php and set
The URL_HTML_SUFFIX parameter configuration is as follows:

'URL _ HTML_SUFFIX '=> '.shtml ',

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After the project cache file under the Directory takes effect, access the following address in the browser, the effect is the same:

Http: // 127.0.0.1/html/myapp/index. php/Index/index
Http: // 127.0.0.1/html/myapp/index. php/Index/index.shtml

If you have hidden
Index. php, the address is changed:

Http: // 127.0.0.1/html/myapp/Index/index.shtml

Now this
The URL has more static features and SEO effects, but the execution effect is the same as before.

In parameter configuration, you can also configure any other suffixes. Note that the suffix settings include.
Symbol.

We recommend that you use the U method to automatically generate URLs in the template to keep URLs consistent. For more information, see ThinkPHP
The U method automatically generates the URL.
Prompt

ThinkPHP pseudo-static is easy to misunderstand: After the pseudo-static configuration is completed, the system will automatically generate a file such as xxx.shtml.
Such websites. This is not the case. as mentioned above, after pseudo-static configuration, whether there is a. shtml or. HTML suffix or a URL without a suffix
The access effect is the same.

Therefore, to use pseudo-static, you can only manually add a static suffix or use the ThinkPHP U method to automatically generate a URL address with a suffix. We recommend that you use
U method to automatically generate a URL with a pseudo static address.

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