Removing the trailing slash from the url redirects

[tenants]

When I visit my forum(repalce u for www, and xx for tt.. I'm trying to avoid live links to not get in to trouble)

hxxp://uuu.surreyforum.co.uk
it redirects to:
hxxp://uuu.surreyforum.co.uk/

When I visit
hxxp://uuu.surreyforum.co.uk/index.php
It redirects to:
hxxp://uuu.surreyforum.co.uk/

How do I get it to redirect to
hxxp://uuu.surreyforum.co.uk instead of hxxp://uuu.surreyforum.co.uk/

 

[Paul B]

You could do it with .htaccess but why do you want to remove it?

 

[tenants]

Its a start on the performance tweaks, the first thing I want to do is remove unnecessary redirects.

I believe most people will want to visit (by typing in) and want to link to "hxxp://uuu.surreyforum.co.uk" and not "hxxp://uuu.surreyforum.co.uk/"

 

[Paul B]

They don't need to type the trailing slash though, unless I've misunderstood your point.

 

[Mike]

There is no request to domain.com - the minimum request is always to domain.com/ . At lower directory levels, it's Apache that adds the trailing slash.

 

[tenants]

Ah, its the same with just about all sites!
I dont think I had even noticed it before Thanks