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Welcome to Geeklog Wednesday, June 19 2013 @ 03:35 AM EDT

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Dirk
 12/06/06 01:49PM  
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Oops, I quite forgot the draft flag.


You should also check for stories that have their date and time in the future, i.e. have not been published yet.

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mystral-kk
 12/06/06 05:52PM  
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Oops, I quite forgot the draft flag.


You should also check for stories that have their date and time in the future, i.e. have not been published yet.

bye, Dirk


Thanks for the reply, Dirk. I totally forgot this feature as well.
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mystral-kk
 12/07/06 08:04AM  
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I have released a bug-fixed version 0.1.3 of Google Sitemap Generator. You can download it from HERE.
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Anonymous: mishki
 12/22/06 11:31AM  

confused
I don't really understand how to use this google sitemap generator. I've downloaded it, uncompressed it, and followed the instructions. What I don't understand is a couple things:

1. I've changed the phpblock_gsmaps file configurations for my site. Then I added the code to the lib_customs file for geeklog 1.4.0. Now what? how can i put this into effect? Also, when I added the code to the lib_customs file, here's how I added it:

/*
require_once "/system/custom/phpblock_gsmap.php";

// In case of Geeklog-1.4.0

function CUSTOM_runSheduledTask()
{
global $_TABLES;

$sql = "SELECT COUNT(*) AS cnt FROM {$_TABLES['vars']}"
. " WHERE (name = 'last_scheduled_run'Wink";
$result = DB_query( $sql );
$A = DB_fetchArray( $result );
if ( $A['cnt'] == 0 )
{
$sql = "INSERT INTO {$_TABLES['vars']} VALUES ('last_scheduled_run', '0'Wink";
DB_query( $sql );
}

if ( function_exists( 'phpblock_gsmap' ) )
{
phpblock_gsmap();
}
}
*/

2. There was no folder for /system/custom/directory, so I created a "custom" folder under the "system" folder. Then I put the phpblock_gsmaps file into that folder. Then I changed the "require_once custom/phpblock_gsmaps.php" into "require_once system/custom/phpblock_gsmaps.php" Did I do that correctly?


 
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mystral-kk
 12/22/06 05:08PM  
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Quote by: mishki

I don't really understand how to use this google sitemap generator. I've downloaded it, uncompressed it, and followed the instructions. What I don't understand is a couple things:

1. I've changed the phpblock_gsmaps file configurations for my site. Then I added the code to the lib_customs file for geeklog 1.4.0. Now what? how can i put this into effect? Also, when I added the code to the lib_customs file, here's how I added it:

/*
require_once "/system/custom/phpblock_gsmap.php";

// In case of Geeklog-1.4.0

function CUSTOM_runSheduledTask()
{
global $_TABLES;

$sql = "SELECT COUNT(*) AS cnt FROM {$_TABLES['vars']}"
. " WHERE (name = 'last_scheduled_run')";
$result = DB_query( $sql );
$A = DB_fetchArray( $result );
if ( $A['cnt'] == 0 )
{
$sql = "INSERT INTO {$_TABLES['vars']} VALUES ('last_scheduled_run', '0')";
DB_query( $sql );
}

if ( function_exists( 'phpblock_gsmap' ) )
{
phpblock_gsmap();
}
}
*/

2. There was no folder for /system/custom/directory, so I created a "custom" folder under the "system" folder. Then I put the phpblock_gsmaps file into that folder. Then I changed the "require_once custom/phpblock_gsmaps.php" into "require_once system/custom/phpblock_gsmaps.php" Did I do that correctly?


You did almost all right but one thing. You should write
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require_once "custom/phpblock_gsmap.php";
 

instead of
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require_once "/system/custom/phpblock_gsmap.php";
 

Then, the phpblock_gsmap() function will be called within a day (depending on your setting of $_CONF['cron_schedule_interval'] in the system's config.php).
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kemal
 12/22/06 08:29PM  
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giving this error on my site


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Fatal error: Cannot redeclare custom_runscheduledtask() (previously declared in /home/.crusader/kcellat/moderntalking.biz/system/lib-custom.php:92) in /home/.crusader/kcellat/moderntalking.biz/system/lib-custom.php on line 602
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mystral-kk
 12/23/06 08:15AM  
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giving this error on my site

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Fatal error: Cannot redeclare custom_runscheduledtask() (previously declared in /home/.crusader/kcellat/moderntalking.biz/system/lib-custom.php:92) in /home/.crusader/kcellat/moderntalking.biz/system/lib-custom.php on line 602


Just as the error message says, you have already defined CUSTOM_runScheduledTask() function in line 92. You should add the following code to the existing CUSTOM_runScheduledTask(), instead of defining the function anew:
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global $_TABLES;

$sql = "SELECT COUNT(*) AS cnt FROM {$_TABLES['vars']}"
. " WHERE (name = 'last_scheduled_run')";
$result = DB_query( $sql );
$A = DB_fetchArray( $result );
if ( $A['cnt'] == 0 )
{
    $sql = "INSERT INTO {$_TABLES['vars']} VALUES ('last_scheduled_run', '0')";
    DB_query( $sql );
}

if ( function_exists( 'phpblock_gsmap' ) )
{
    phpblock_gsmap();
}
 

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Anonymous: mishki
 12/24/06 02:55PM  

confused
What do I do after I do this? Do I just sit back and wait for something to happen? Where can I put in the key words I want google search to pick up on a google search?

 
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mystral-kk
 12/24/06 04:35PM  
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What do I do after I do this? Do I just sit back and wait for something to happen? Where can I put in the key words I want google search to pick up on a google search?


As for the sitemap, you will have to submit it to Google Webmaster's Tool.

http://www.sitemaps.org/faq.html#faq_after_submission

Although a sitemap helps search engines crawl your web site better, it has nothing to do with the key words. You should place the key words in the pages you think would be best for them *** on your own *** . See, for instance, http://websitehelpers.com/seo/rankingfactors.html.
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dlrowolleh
 03/03/07 03:01AM  
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As for the sitemap, you will have to submit it to Google Webmaster's Tool.



Ok, I do it and I have a functional sitemap.xml and google visit it. But if I want include mediagallery directory in sitemap How can I do?
 
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