By turco on

I need all url's have .php extension on my site. But as you know, Drupal hidex index.php, so all pages looks like no .php. How can I add index.php to all links inside of Drupal?

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bwv commented

If you enable the path module, you can set the URL of any node to have the .php extension. And if you enable the pathauto module, you can use the .php extension after any of the tokens that the module uses to create the node path automatically. Its very easy to set up and very powerful as well.

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turco commented

Thank you.

Actually clean url is something we don't want to use. Because the problem is that we don't use this on a regular Apache server. This is different. so I only want to show "index.php"