Drupal by default does not allow trailing slash for pages and articles. Is it possible to allow trailing slash using a plugin?
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Drupal by default does not allow trailing slash for pages and articles. Is it possible to allow trailing slash using a plugin?
You could hack the globalredirect module to reverse its logic — add the trailing slash if its not there, leave it alone if it is.