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Hello, I'm trying to setup a universal rule for my links that will basically rewrite any redirect any url without a trailing "/" to the correct file.

 

For example:

 

RewriteRule ^testimonials/$ /testimonials.php

 

If someone just goes to testimonials (without the "/" at the end), the link will be dead. Is there a rule I can add that will basically add a "/" on to any pages that people don't use a "/" at the end of?

 

Thanks so much in advance.

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