07/18/05 09:45am  
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Okay I remembered the url_rewrite feature in config..php. I turned that on and now know that I don't have that capability.
 07/23/05 01:11am  

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I am sorry to hear that....

If anything, you can take the output and save it as a .xml file and put it where it belongs. At least you know it generates the needed file.

I will, at some point, attempt to create a proper plugin... I was hoping somebody with far more experience would take it from here, but there doesn't seem to be enough interest.

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 07/30/05 12:05am  

tagstar

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Quote by ronack:I don't see the need to index images either. Unless you are offering up those images for download. I have one person who creates graphic pictures and he allowes folks to download them. So I could understand his site being indexed for images.


Exactly, I just post images not worth stealing. So if someone does an image search, gets context related image, and that draws them to my site. All the better
 12/12/05 01:15pm  
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Any updates on this thread?
 12/14/05 03:19pm  
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I've just installed the dynamic sitemap generator from Softswot.

Is just a single file, and a few config lines to edit. And Google accepted the sitemap, and the sitemaps seems to index the articles quite well (but I do use quite some url_rewrite tricks). I'll keep you posted.
Dutch Geeklog sites about camping/hiking:
www.kampeerzaken.nl | www.campersite.nl | www.caravans.nl | www.caravans.net
 12/15/05 08:04am  
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Well, Google says the sitemap is OK, and if I have a look at the sitemap also the older articles etc are indexed, 5 levels deep, so I'm quite happy!
Dutch Geeklog sites about camping/hiking:
www.kampeerzaken.nl | www.campersite.nl | www.caravans.nl | www.caravans.net
 05/19/06 09:46pm  
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good but only for "stories".. Static pages not indexing on map!!
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 05/20/06 07:51am  
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I'm currently using SOFTplus GSiteCrawler
It is a standalone crawler engine, which has a capability of exporting crawled urls' list to Google sitemaps. I indexed all and every page of my site with it, even the forums. It works ok with google, as for me
It's for Windows only, though
Here's the link
 10/24/06 01:32pm  

Yeraze

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I just took RealPanama's code and tweaked it into a standalone PHP script that you can drop in your Geeklog's Root directory. This way you don't have to eanble PHP on your static pages.

Find the details at http://www.yeraze.com/article.php/20061024103250340
 11/30/06 07:23pm  
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I've created a Google Sitemap Generator as a Geeklog custom function. You can download it from HERE. Give it a try and tell me how it goes.
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 12/01/06 05:16am  
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Quote by: mystral_kk

I've created a Google Sitemap Generator as a Geeklog custom function. You can download it from <a href="http://www.geeklog.net/filemgmt/index.php?id=783">HERE</a>. Give it a try and tell me how it goes.



I will try this now and let you know
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 12/01/06 06:14am  
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Ok, never really understood cron so I went the other route and added it to lib_custom, followed the usage instructions.

I'm probably doing something worng but nowt happens when i call the function.
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 12/01/06 08:22am  
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Please check the error log (<geeklog>/logs/error.log). Is there any line beginning with "GSMAP: "?
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 12/01/06 08:24am  
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Thats the first thing I checked, and there was nothing.

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 12/01/06 09:53am  
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Quote by: Dazzy

Thats the first thing I checked, and there was nothing.


Well, then, maybe CUSTOM_runSheduledTask() hasn't been called yet. You can call phpblock_gsmap() directly as follows:

1. Create a static page. Enter the following code into the content:
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phpblock_gsmap();
 

2. Check "Centerblock" and choose "execute PHP" from the "PHP" dropdown list.
3. Display your site and a sitemap will be created.
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 12/01/06 10:48am  
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after a bit of fiddling i got it to work many thanks this works great.
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 12/02/06 03:44am  
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Hi, everybody, I forgot to add the following: as for Geeklog-1.4.1, if you call phpblock_gsmap() from within lib-custom.php, be sure to do so from function CUSTOM_runScheduledTask not CUSTOM_runSheduledTask. The latter is valid only with Geeklog-1.4.0.
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 12/04/06 08:32am  
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I'm sorry to say that phpblock_gsmap.php doesn't deal with static pages properly. 1. The function judges Geeklog's url rewrite flag wrong. To fix this, exchange line 154
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$url .= '?page=';
 
for line 158
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$url .= '/';
 
2. The function picks up all static pages. If you would like to choose only the pages which are meant to be displayed in the center block, change line 146
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$sql = "SELECT sp_id, sp_date FROM {$_TABLES['staticpage']} WHERE (perm_anon IN (2, 3)) ORDER BY sp_date DESC";
 
into
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$sql = "SELECT sp_id, sp_date FROM {$_TABLES['staticpage']} WHERE (sp_centerblock <> 0) AND (perm_anon IN (2, 3)) ORDER BY sp_date DESC";
 
Thanks for using phpblock_gsmap.php.
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 12/05/06 03:35pm  
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I tried it out and it seems to map the site-- a little too well.

All of my "draft" flagged stories show up in the site map along with the stuff that's actuall up-- Yikes!
 12/06/06 07:30am  
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Quote by: oskay

I tried it out and it seems to map the site-- a little too well. All of my "draft" flagged stories show up in the site map along with the stuff that's actuall up-- Yikes!

Oops, I quite forgot the draft flag. Please change line 111 from
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$sql = "SELECT sid, date FROM {$_TABLES['stories']} WHERE (perm_anon IN (2, 3)) ORDER BY date DESC";
 
to
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$sql = "SELECT sid, date FROM {$_TABLES['stories']} WHERE (draft_flag = 0) AND (perm_anon IN (2, 3)) ORDER BY date DESC";
 
-- mystral-kk, "Every cloud has a silver lining."

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