It's pretty easy to check if a page is a PHP page: just add a .php suffix, it'll work most of the time depending on where the files are placed in the web direct

It's pretty easy to check if a page is a PHP page: just add a .php suffix, it'll work most of the time depending on where the files are placed in the web directory (also technically depending on how the site implements URL rewrite rules): * https://spacehey.com/index.php https://spacehey.com/index.php * https://spacehey.com/browse.php https://spacehey.com/browse.php * https://spacehey.com/reset.php https://spacehey.com/reset.php Here you can see that /help/ is a directory on the filesystem, as it appends a slash at the end: * https://spacehey.com/help https://spacehey.com/help -> goes to https://spacehey.com/help/ https://spacehey.com/help/ and can also be confirmed by trying index.php at that path: * https://spacehey.com/help/index.php https://spacehey.com/help/index.php