• Hi,

    I’m currently working on a new version of the plugin which will have some major changes. To test this new features, I need your help. You can grab the new version here:

    https://www.arnebrachhold.de/redir/sitemap-dl-beta/

    Please note that it is in a very early stage and not suitable for production sites. Please also note that you have to delete your sitemap.xml and sitemap.xml.gz after installation since they are not used anymore (but break the new plugin).

    What has changed:
    Dynamic sitemap generation
    There are no static files anymore. This will solve 99% of the problems users are having. All content is generated dynamically.

    Sitemap Index File
    To reduce the amount of needed CPU and memory, the sitemap is split into sub-sitemaps. The main sitemap file is now only a index file which links to them. With that change you can have an unlimited number of URLs as long as they are spread over multiple months.

    WordPress MU support
    Without having static files, MU and multi-site support is no problem anymore.

    New developer API
    With the new API, developers can build plugins which can create sub-sitemaps to support an unlimited number of items.

    Installation:

    • Install the plugin normally
    • Delete your existing sitemap.xml and sitemap.xml.gz
    • Browse to https://www.yourblog.com/sitemap.xml if using rewrite permalinks, or index.php?xml_sitemap=index if not.

    At the moment, WordPress 3.0 and PHP 5.2 is the only tested configuration. Please let me know if you have problems with other setups.

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/google-sitemap-generator/

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  • Thread Starter Arne

    (@arnee)

    Mhhh 33.000 tags… thats a lot. I guess that PHP just runs into the memory limit. The tags are not split at the moment, so it might be simply to much…. Did you try to raise the memory / time limit and could you have a look in the apache log file if you see any memory error message?

    M

    (@infolegal)

    I have already increased the limit to 68MB as I was having issues with the old version of WP+Google Sitemaps + WP SEO+W3TC.

    I haven’t checked the apache logs yet, but thanks for the tip. I will do so and come back with info.

    M

    (@infolegal)

    Hello again. I just checked with the HG tech support and there aren’t any errors that might show PHP runs out of memory. Any idea where it might come from though?

    Thank you.

    Hi

    I have an incompatibility with the latest beta (4.05) and WP Super Cache 0.9.9

    There is no output when clicking on https://voltigers.com/tapuat/sitemap.xml

    WordPress is multisite enabled and on 3.1.2

    can someone help?

    Thread Starter Arne

    (@arnee)

    @m: Please try the following:

    1. Open sitemap-core.php
    2. Go to line 1488 (public function ShowSitemap($options) {)
    3. Insert below:

    error_reporting(E_ALL);
    ini_set("display_errors",1);

    4. Try to open the tags sitemap and check if you see any error (also try to look in the HTML source)

    @astpaul: Somehow the WP Super Cache plugin changes the URL of the XSLT stylesheet to your CDN. Try to disable the Stylesheet by unchecking the “Use default” next to “Include a XSLT stylesheet” on the admin screen.

    Hi,

    This is from a code-illiterate blog guy. Blog is Evolve-Forever

    I’ve used the plugin and get no errors-just working fine, it looks. But a silly question: I saw on some blog [phew, can’t remember nor can locate that via history] there is a page in the navigation menu which when clicked shows the sitemap [as you show by illustration link on your plugin page. Can I get instructions for doing that anywhere?

    @arne Hi. Is the latest beta (v4.05b) without issues for normal blogs yet? (By normal blogs I meant, single WordPress installation – – i.e., NOT WordPress MU etc)

    Also, because it’s dynamically generated sitemap, will Google Webmaster tools throw me an error saying it gets a 404 Error message when trying to pull the sitemap?

    Is everything almost fine? I would like to know, before I install beta.

    Thread Starter Arne

    (@arnee)

    @pushhyarag2000: There is no link, but you can view your sitemap ere: https://www.evolve-forever.com/sitemap.xml

    @aahan: It also works for “normal” installations. Just try it out, if it doesn’t work for some odd reason, you can still just install the old version again.

    Hi Arne,

    Yes, I can view my sitemap with that link. My question is: can I create a page on my blog to show the sitemap [human readable]? And if yes, how?

    Thanks.

    Resolved. Silly mistake in url entry-I had put in an extra [.]. The page is working on my blog.

    I got this error

    This page contains the following errors:

    error on line 1 at column 6: XML declaration allowed only at the start of the document
    Below is a rendering of the page up to the first error.

    how to fix it ?

    thank you

    Thread Starter Arne

    (@arnee)

    Can you provide the URL to your sitemap so I can have a look? Thanks!

    Hi Arne,
    just installed your newest BETA, because of problems with the last final version when submitting it to Bing & Yahoo (Google & ASK) worked.(Uninstalled the old and removed sitemap.xml & gz

    So it seems to work….https://www.openandfree.de/sitemap.xml work.
    But in the Sitemap Options it says “Search Engines haven’t been notified yet”….

    How can i ensure it’s completeley working for alle search engines?

    O.k., Update:
    Suddenly it stopped, without that i have changed something…now i get a 404 too…. ??

    Update 2:

    Crazy…it seems it’s working on some computers i have, and for others it doesn’t….

    Thread Starter Arne

    (@arnee)

    Neflite, for me your sitemap looks fine ??

    The search engines will be pinged after you publish a post.

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