How can I simply remove the .php extension using .htaccess only for a specific file? -


I have seen a lot of answers regarding redirecting a lot of URLs so that any .php extensions should be removed, but Due to some difficulties for this struggle for me

  Rev.Reuters ^ citation / ([a-zA-Z0- 9] +) / $ index.php? Id = $ 1 rewrite rule / quote / ([A-GA-Z0- 9] +) $ Index.php? Id = $ 1   

I already have / quotation / 1 / quotation / 2 etc /index.php? Id = 1 and /index.php?id=2 etc. But what I really want to do is just match the / random / and point it to /random.php and none of the current replies seem so specific .

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Use it:

  RewriteEngine On RewriteCond% {REQUEST_FILENAME}! -f Rewrite Convert% {REQUEST_FILENAME}! -D Rivetrium ^ ([^.] +) $ $ 1.php [NC, L]    

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