configure web crawler for my web site?

[dcz]

This is a new topic, and it was mostly covered.

The GYM 2.x will do what GYM 1.x does plus many more things, you can get a idea if you read the 1.x release thread.

mx sitemaps is building html sitemaps, the plan is to merge it into GYM sitemaps in the future, the new module will offer pretty much the same functionalities as the old mx sitemaps mod was doing.

[sovanndy]

Could you tell me where is "phpBB SEO Class Settings" page, and "Forum URL management" page descriped in Premod instruction file?

and Where is .htaccess page on phpBB SEO ACP module descriped in Premod instruction file?

I don't know where I should go to that page?

I'm first comer .

If you don't mind , could you give me Premod and GYM instruction detail?


Thank

[SeO]

There is no gym mod for phpBB3 yet.

For the settings, they are all under the phpBB SEO category in ACP.

[sovanndy]

Where is sitemap.xml and sitemapindex.xml location to be submitted to Search Engine, and What is sitemap and sitemapindex file name if I use GYM Mod?

[SeO]

There is no gym mod for phpBB3 yet.

[sovanndy]

Don't GYM produce any web page url when someone post new topic or reply?

[SeO]

Well, it will include the new link in the sitemap and rss feeds of course, but won't create a new page.

[sovanndy]

so where is sitemap file to be submitted to Google?

[dcz]

Well, since we are currently writing in the phpBB3 forum, I assume you are talking about phpBB3, and GYM sitemaps for phpBB3 is not available yet, so, I'm not sure to understand exactly what are you talking about.

[sovanndy]

Ok I'm using PHPBB 2,so where is sitemap file location?

[dcz]

Why posting here then ?

I suggest you read the phpBB2 release thread ? You've got everything you need there, try the demo links

[sovanndy]

Do I have to submit sitemapindex to Google?

[dcz]

yes, and only the sitemapindex.

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[sovanndy]

is that sitemapindex.gz by using GYM?


Do I have to submit sitemapindex.gz all the time user reply new post?

[dcz]

yes, and only the sitemapindex.

yes, and I should have added "only once and for all"

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