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Sitemap/Search Functions...

Posted: Wed 30. Nov 2005, 11:36
by bob332
slowly learning this. now where do i find information about implementing the sitemap and search funcitons? also am i correct in that the search only searches the content and not file names for pdfs and images?

thanks in advance :)
bob

Posted: Wed 30. Nov 2005, 19:24
by jscholtysik
Hi Bob,


for sitemap look at:

http://www.phpwcms-docu.de/index.php?sitemap_en_cws

for Search function look at:

http://www.phpwcms-docu.de/index.php?searchcp


Joachim

Posted: Wed 30. Nov 2005, 19:30
by bob332
jscholtysik wrote:Hi Bob,


for sitemap look at:

http://www.phpwcms-docu.de/index.php?sitemap_en_cws

for Search function look at:

http://www.phpwcms-docu.de/index.php?searchcp


Joachim
i had looked at those, but my article page does not offer those features...do i need to code something before i get to see those functions? i don't know if i didn't turn something on during the install...

Posted: Wed 30. Nov 2005, 19:35
by jscholtysik
Hi Bob,


no, you only have to create a new article and then choose sitemap or search as the content part.


Joachim

Posted: Wed 30. Nov 2005, 19:50
by bob332
jscholtysik wrote:Hi Bob,


no, you only have to create a new article and then choose sitemap or search as the content part.


Joachim
i just keep getting the index.php page....

Posted: Wed 30. Nov 2005, 20:58
by Ben
Bob,

Add new content part of 'sitemap' and 'search' to an existing page, just to get familiar with it. Then, you may want to put these on 2 hidden pages that are linked to from the footer of each page.

Posted: Wed 30. Nov 2005, 22:37
by bob332
Ben wrote:Bob,

Add new content part of 'sitemap' and 'search' to an existing page, just to get familiar with it. Then, you may want to put these on 2 hidden pages that are linked to from the footer of each page.
ok, now i am getting it, thanks ;) it is weird, instead of it being index.php?sitemap it is index.php?id=0,12,0,0,1,0 which threw me off.

thanks again

Posted: Wed 30. Nov 2005, 22:38
by bob332
bob332 wrote:
Ben wrote:Bob,

Add new content part of 'sitemap' and 'search' to an existing page, just to get familiar with it. Then, you may want to put these on 2 hidden pages that are linked to from the footer of each page.
ok, now i am getting it, thanks ;) it is weird, instead of it being index.php?sitemap it is index.php?id=0,12,0,0,1,0 which threw me off.

thanks again

Posted: Wed 30. Nov 2005, 23:06
by jscholtysik
Hi Bob,


put an alias named sitemap under Admin->Site structure and you will get index.php?sitemap... ;-)


Joachim

Posted: Wed 30. Nov 2005, 23:41
by bob332
jscholtysik wrote:Hi Bob,


put an alias named sitemap under Admin->Site structure and you will get index.php?sitemap... ;-)


Joachim
maybe i am doing it incorrectly, i have the sitemap under articles - Image

and here is the site - http://wcms.sytes.net:6583/

Posted: Thu 1. Dec 2005, 09:44
by jscholtysik
Hi Bob,


create a new structure level under Admin -> Site structure and name it "Sitemap". Fill in the value "sitemap" into the alias field. Then you have to move the article "SiteMap" (that is until now located under the structure level "Home") under the new structure level "Sitemap". Now the alias works and you should see the right address... ;-)


If you have problems, feel free to contact me via PM or send me a login account to your backend and I will check it.


Joachim

Posted: Thu 1. Dec 2005, 21:34
by bob332
jscholtysik wrote:Hi Bob,


create a new structure level under Admin -> Site structure and name it "Sitemap". Fill in the value "sitemap" into the alias field. Then you have to move the article "SiteMap" (that is until now located under the structure level "Home") under the new structure level "Sitemap". Now the alias works and you should see the right address... ;-)


If you have problems, feel free to contact me via PM or send me a login account to your backend and I will check it.


Joachim
i did what you said and it put a new category under the left menu - http://wcms.sytes.net:6583/index.php?sitemap but if i still use the address with the numbers - http://wcms.sytes.net:6583/index.php?id=0,12,0,0,1,0 all is fine. here is the new setup, please tell me if it is correct - Image

Posted: Fri 2. Dec 2005, 01:28
by jscholtysik
Hi Bob,


if you like, send me your login data via PM or to joachim@scholtysik.net and I will take a closer look at it. In your backend under http://wcms.sytes.net:6583/login.php I can check the complete site structure and I can also correct eventual errors.


Joachim

Posted: Fri 2. Dec 2005, 01:46
by bob332
jscholtysik wrote:Hi Bob,


if you like, send me your login data via PM or to joachim@scholtysik.net and I will take a closer look at it. In your backend under http://wcms.sytes.net:6583/login.php I can check the complete site structure and I can also correct eventual errors.


Joachim
you should have an email with admin rights....thanks for the assistance ;)

Posted: Fri 2. Dec 2005, 09:05
by jscholtysik
Hi Bob,


I took a closer look at your template and it is right. You call the sitemap the right way with the alias at the bottom. The problem with the left menu is a "feature" in the opinion of the developer Oliver Georgi. Please read the following thread:

http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.p ... ght=navrow

Inside this thread there is an explanation how to disable this "feature" directly in the core code and hide the sitemap link correctly in the left menu.

If you have further problems, give me a sign a I will look also in the corresponding code, but I will need an ftp account to check it.


Joachim
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