I remember using the Code Igniter framework, which is what I used before I came across Zend, and it had an option in the config file to append an extension to all urls, so for example

application/controller/action/view/post1

would become application/controller/action/view/post1.html, or whatever extension you specified. Is there an option to do that in Zend?

Thanks

I'm not sure there is. You could use a mod rewrite rule to remove the .html and pass the rest of the request URI to ZF. Then its just a case of appending .html to all of your links.

Why do you want to add .html though?

Drac,

I think this is not necessary. We need to write controllers+views and the ZF's engine builds the output html page.

Do you really need to make this rewrite?

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No, it's not important at all, I was just wondering if there was an easy way to do it, but it's no big deal