Replying to Htaccess Reditrect Help

If you are on a Linux system, you can do a little bit scripting in order to do the job.
Once you have the names of the files you renamed (for instance names.html should become names.php)
You can obtain the list of the concerned files with something like "grep names.php *"
And then, for each of the concerned files, do

cat $1 |sed 's /names.html/names.php/g'|sed 's/file2.html/file2.php' >$1.tmp; cp $1.tmp $1

Of course, backup your source folder, and first test it without the last "cp" instruction...

Imho that's not a good way, either link to the correct files or don't link to them at all.

Hey guys-

New to the forum and have a question you'll probably think is really easy with htaccess.

I've recently completed 1 phase of a redesign of a website and have changed files in a directory from html to php. I know I can use the 302 redirect for making the permanennt change, but I was trying to avoid targeting each file and would rather target the complete directory.

Here's an example of what I need to do:

http://mydomain.com/main/*anyfile.html redirects to http://mydomain.com/main/*anyfile.php

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!