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Thank you! The change to the .htaccess file worked for me as well. I am using 1.3.9.h, and the original .htaccess file for 1.3.9.h does incude the xsl and XSL; however, my .htaccess file must have been overwritten at some point, because I needed to add it back in again to get past the style sheet error.Quote:
Originally Posted by countrycharm
Thank you! The change to the .htaccess file worked for me as well. I am using 1.3.9.h, and the original .htaccess file for 1.3.9.h does incude the xsl and XSL; however, my .htaccess file must have been overwritten at some point, because I needed to add it back in again to get past the style sheet error.
Hi,
I have used this plugin for a lot fo time and it works perfectly.
I wonder if now it shuold be updated for the rich sniippets.
It seems to me that there is a conflict between thw data google collects on his own about rich sippets and the data google find in the sitempaproduct file.
I may be worng but after updating the sitemap product the rich snippets data disappaered.
ciao from italy
Hi,
I think I missed something. Can you tell me more about how the Sitemap XML correlated with Rich Snippets?Quote:
Originally Posted by enzo-ita
I always thought that the Sitemap XML has no semantic information - it's just a list of URL.
I have SitemapXML running fine, but can not get the cron job to work. I am running Zen 1.3.8a, and the latest ver of SitemapXML.
I tried to do some testing. When I disable the security token, and enter "http://www.fantasycostume.com/cgi-bin/sitemapxml.php" into my browser, it works fine. But when I change it to "http://www.fantasycostume.com/cgi-bin/sitemapxml.php rebuild=yes" I get a 404 error. I am on a Linux server running Apache. Of course, adding ping=yes, and/or token=xxxx doesn't help any.
I just upgrade from v2.1 to 3.2.6 on Zen Cart v1.3.9h.
I see that it no longer has a two-step method, but how do you see if Google, Bing, etc. received the update?
My sitemap.xml size = 0, as is the original sitemap.xml copied from the zip install file. Is that normal?
I have my robot.txt directing sitemap to sitemapindex.xml. Is that still true?
Hi,
Sure, it's wrong. Why such format for http url??? Use thisQuote:
Originally Posted by masterrusty
Code:http://www.fantasycostume.com/cgi-bin/sitemapxml.php?rebuild=yes
What is "two-step method"?Quote:
Originally Posted by katrobb
Personally, I see the results of processing sitemap to GWT.Quote:
Originally Posted by katrobb
Some users Ping search engines.
Yes, if You don't use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by katrobb
Yes, if You use sitemapindex.xml.Quote:
Originally Posted by katrobb
I used that format because that is what the documentation said to use on the sitemap.php file. So that URL works fine in the browser, but I still can't get my cron job to work.Quote:
Originally Posted by a_berezin
The documentation says to use:
"0 5 * * * php -f <path to shop>/cgi-bin/sitemapxml.php rebuild=yes ping=yes"
I had the command line like this before and it failed too:
/web/cgi-bin/php5 "/home/content/l/a/d/ladyfool/html/cgi-bin/sitemapxml.php rebuild=yes token=xxxxxx"
Since I am on godaddy, they have kind of a wizard that sets the time to run, so I assume that the 0 5 * * * is unnecessary for me, my currernt command line is:
/web/cgi-bin/php5 "/home/content/l/a/d/ladyfool/html/cgi-bin/sitemapxml.php?rebuild=yes&token=xxxxxx"
Godaddy is acting like creating a command line is top secret information, and won't give me any input. Can you tell me what is wrong?
it's not trueQuote:
Originally Posted by masterrusty
It is better to ask Godaddy.Quote:
Originally Posted by masterrusty