WWW Redirect Help

I have a website running on a dedicated server (Ubuntu - NGINX). Can anybody please advise me how to remove a particular extension from my url address. I have a splash page installed and when a person visits the site (www.mydomain.com) they view the splash page which has an address of www.mydomain/my-domain splash.php. How do I remove the splash page extension and only have the www.mydomain.com displayed? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I am running Nginx webserver.  PM me your nginx configuration.  If you are using the sites-enabled, then I would need to see the config from the site-enabled; actually from the sites-available since sites-enabled is a symbolic link.  Anyway, PM me your configuration and I will take a look-see.

Done. Please check you box.

Contact the splash module developer for help on what you wish to do.

No good already did that and no help. I am pretty sure the solution lies in the redirect rules for nginx; however, I do not know what they are.

What redirect rules in Nginx?  It is the splash module redirect.  Nginx does not use .htaccess files.  You can add if statements to Nginx config but that is a no-no because it goes against what Nginx is about.

Yes, some module developers are horrible when it comes to customer service.

How would your module write redirect rules for Nginx?  That is a server configuration that you would have had to change when you installed the module.

If you want to read up on Nginx rewrite:

http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpRewriteModule