Gingechilla

Hi. Thanks for your help. In the end I canonical link the file to where I wanted it to go. After that I just chose to redirect anyone who tries going to domain.com/index.php/* back to domain.com/

I have a file called index.php and I want to have a file called index.php What I don't want, is for the ability of the public to be able to type domain.com/index.php/what-ever-words-they-want-to-type. At the moment when they go to domain.com/index.php/what-ever-words-they-want-to-type it loads my domain.com/index.php. I'm not sure why this happens.

Hi, No, never. You can write anything after index.php/ and the index.php file loads up. Any resources on the page with a relative url won't work though. So ../image.jpg will work on index.php but not index.php/about-us. I can only assume there's an on/off setting. I have PHP 5.6 installed.

Hi, I'm not sure why but search engines are indexing the following urls on my site: domain.com/index.php/about-us domain.com/index.php/contacto domain.com/index.php/any-word-can-go-here These aren't URLs I'm using or are in my sitemap. Can anyone tell me how I can turn off these URLs after the .php ? I'm not sure why this is happening or what words to use to find out what my problem is.