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4/10/2008 12:51 PM
 
User is offline alp

Joined: 4/10/2008
Posts: 1

I am using the SoftPlus GSiteCrawler too and I am glad with that.

Same time hi all dotnetnuke.com

 

www.maskorganizasyon.com.tr

 
 
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4/15/2008 7:42 PM
 
User is offline David

Joined: 2/9/2008
Posts: 3

Maybe this could help some folks out....

First of all, Go Daddy hosts my site. So I used the Go Daddy sitemap generator and I came to find it only included URLs that are PARENT PAGES. So I tried using different sitemap generators and had the same problem (no child pages were included).

Here's the important factor: Go Daddy will not let you install DNN in the root diectory.  This being the case, when you use the Google Webmaster Tools, you can't simply set up your site as www.mywebsite.com, you have to set the it up as www.mywebsite.com/dotnetnuke

Once I did this, using the DNN site map tool, I was able to submit the sitemap to google and it saw all of the parent and child pages. Using the google webmaster tools, select the "add code search sitemap" and submit.

I hope this helps.

Dave

www.reasonstostaysober.com

 
 
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4/18/2008 6:31 PM
 
User is offline Jonathan Kehayias

Joined: 3/26/2008
Posts: 4

David wrote

Here's the important factor: Go Daddy will not let you install DNN in the root diectory.  This being the case, when you use the Google Webmaster Tools, you can't simply set up your site as www.mywebsite.com, you have to set the it up as www.mywebsite.com/dotnetnuke 

David,

You can run your DNN site on GoDaddy inm the root directory.  I am doing it on www.sqlclr.net.  You have to install it into their subfolder, and then move it up to the root.  Make sure that you have the portal alias defined before you try to do that though.  It will not work otherwise.
 
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4/26/2008 2:50 AM
 
User is offline Scippy One

Joined: 4/22/2005
Posts: 278

No integrated solution for DNN about this feature at today. I suggest the DNN developers to deploy a sitemap module with this feature. Many people are interested as this, I think.

Regards
 
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4/30/2008 4:34 PM
 
User is offline Bruce Chapman


www.iFinity.com.au
Joined: 12/7/2005
Posts: 519

I distribute a free DotNetNuke Google SItemap generator on my site.  It is an extensible model to handle modules where you can generate all the various 'child' links for a particular page.  Most commonly, this is for pages where you have a module installed, like the Blog Module, News Articles module, or the Property Agent module.  These types of modules use query strings in the Url's to show the correct pages, and the 'standard' sitemap generators available either don't generate all the links, or only do them for a particular module.

The solution I distribute can be endlessly customised for *any* third party module in DotNetNuke, just by creating a new Sitemap Provider for the required module.  So far I have providers for the Blog Module, Ventrian News Articles module and the Ventrian Property Agent module, plus providers for my own Tagger module.  The source code and instructions are provided to build your own providers for third party modules, or, if you don't have the skills or the time, you can get me to build one for you.

The Sitemap and information is available on this page :iFinity DotNetNuke Google Sitemap Provider

To answer another previous question, the limit for a sitemap is 10,000 urls, but you can have multiple sitemaps and a sitemap index file, theoretically giving you unlimited sitemap entries.

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