I must have hit my head or something, because I can't figure this out for the life of me. I've been doing some work on my site, and I realized if someone goes to site.com/folder/ and the folder doesn't exist, then I get a 404 error. I'd rather have Apache strip the slash at the end and just return site.com/folder, which is a page.

Right now I have:

...which is doing a grand job of rewriting everything I want rewritten, except for folders that don't exist.

Regex masters, any ideas?

Completely a guess, but I think you want the last line to be



The '*' means "zero or more characters", where as a '.' just means any one character (assuming Apache's regexps are the same as in other regexp libraries).

Nope, nothin' doin'. :\
I figured I'd be able to drop a 301 redirect in there to send non-existant folders to the index.php page without the slash, but that didn't work either.

Go figure, I managed to get it to do what I want by putting a 301 redirect in PHP, but I hate not having URL rules away from the .htaccess file. That, and it would probably be faster going through Apache than the check I currently have in PHP.