Trailing slash in drupal

Drupal does not by default allow tracking slashes for pages and articles. Is it possible to enable trailing slash with a plugin?

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You could hack the globalredirect module to undo its logic - add a trailing slash if it doesn't exist, leave it alone if it is.

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As suggested by Nikit, this should be done by rewriting web servers.

There are several discussions about this at drupal.org . I would recommend switching to freenode and asking for #drupal.

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Trailing Slash Module for Drupal 7:

http://drupal.org/project/trailing_slash

Perhaps the D6 version will be later.

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Try the following: trailing slash URL

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