Allright, that should work. thanks Dave, Jorge
2008/1/7, Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > On Jan 4, 2008 4:40 AM, Jorge Martinez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I raised a question a couple of weeks ago about a sitemap generation > whithin > > Roller 4.0. and Dave asked which kind of sitemap, so I'll try to explain > > which purpose is on behind. > > > > I'm running Roller 4.0 for a corporate blog ( > > http://www.aparcalia.com/Observatorio) and I'm 'fighting against' Google > for > > having the whole site properly indexed and crawled. One of the must-task > > whithin this process is to provide Google with a Sitemap of the site > > including the complete list of URLs claimed to be crawled and indexed, > and > > here is where I would find very useful a 'sitemap-generator' whithin > Roller > > 4.0. I know this feature is supported by other blog platforms, so I > wonder > > whether Roller has such a tool. I went through all documentation but > didn't > > find anything. > > Roller does not have a sitemap feature, but you should be able to > write one yourself. > > Here's how I would do it: > > 1) Use your existing aggregated site-wide "front-page" blog. If you > don't have one you can add the $site model to an existing blog (i.e. > add the classname below to the list of custom models in the blog's > Settings page). > > org.apache.roller.weblogger.ui.rendering.model.SiteModel > > 2) Create a new page template in your blog with the name sitemap.html > or sitemap.xml, whichever is appropriate. > > 3) In your new sitemap page, use template code and the $url and $site > models to display all of links you would like to index in the > appropriate format for Google. See the Template Guide for docs on > those models. > > 4) Make Google aware of your site map using the appropriate technique. > > Hope that helps... > > - Dave > -- Jorge Martinez 630934694
