Hiding PHP extension in browser address

[codexxx]

Hi,all

I wanted to make a system so that in the browser php extension cant be seen. Though I have been able to make it by editing the .htaccess file but I want it such a way that if anyone type the php as extension then it would take him to an error page.
Please help me by giving a .htaccess file where that code is written or give me any useful link. Its very urgent so if you can help quickly then it would help me gain some respect.
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codexxx

[Markus]

Hi,all

I wanted to make a system so that in the browser php extension cant be seen. Though I have been able to make it by editing the .htaccess file but I want it such a way that if anyone type the php as extension then it would take him to an error page.
Please help me by giving a .htaccess file where that code is written or give me any useful link. Its very urgent so if you can help quickly then it would help me gain some respect.
Send via Private Mail at this site.
\[email address removed] Thank you all...

Regards
codexxx

Such requests, which in all honesty sound like demands, are ignored by myself.

Ask in a considerate way and you may get somewhere.

Regards.

[Atli]

You can configure your Apache server to execute custom extensions as PHP files, so if you were to configure it to execute, for example, .cgi files as PHP, then you could change the .php files to .cgi.
If they are then called as .php, they would return the standard 404 error.

Would that work?

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