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recentpoker.com/full-tilt-poker actually indicates(= same as):
recentpoker.com/full-tilt-poker/index.htmlso what you prob. mean is, in the past you went to
recentpoker.com/full-tilt-poker/index.html by typing in
recentpoker.com/full-tilt-pokerthe exact thing you ask cannot be done
i hope this helps
You have to create a folder named “full-tilt-poker” and in it make a page named index.html
The when you type recentpoker.com/full-tilt-poker – it will go to that index page.
Note, that this will change the structure of your website.
Did not understand any of that , all i know it happened since i changed hosts , not a big problem , just was wondering why , thought there might be an easy fix like a sitewide redirect from non .html to .html like there is for www s non www
reason i asked is because i have a few pages without .html in the search engines with good listings , and they wernt getting any hits the past few days and i was wondering why , so i just made a copy of the page for the time being and saved it without the .html in a renamed file and they seem to work for now
Some hosts such as 1and1 will fuzzy match urls for you, hence it will open a .html file without having it, most hosts need exact urls..
Thats what i was thinking as i was on yahoo , and changed to bluehost, since the change it has not worked , but no big deal only a few pages ,
when you see or have a page without html, like
recentpoker.com/full-tilt-poker
it is actually recentpoker.com/full-tilt-poker/index.html
and these can be found under both adressesthis is completely different from recentpoker.com/full-tilt-poker.html
pages without .html do not exist, those are folders/directories
google .htaccess redirect or mod rewrite. I´m not a grand champion of rewriting urls myself but this is what you need to do if you want have your urls appear in a certain style.
Stupid wrote:You have to create a folder named “full-tilt-poker” and in it make a page named index.htmlThe when you type recentpoker.com/full-tilt-poker – it will go to that index page.
Note, that this will change the structure of your website.
Basically this is the easiest and quickest way to do what you want.
Stupid wrote:Note, that this will change the structure of your website.What you mean by that? Is this a warning against using folders instead of a bunch of html pages? :la-de-da:
he prolly means that poker.html cannot be found anymore in the old spot
but is now under poker/index.html
