Hi psx,

The sitemap module currently supports the follow types of pages:
Entries
Categories
Authors
Achieves
Feeds
Static Pages
Tag Pages

As a work around out could try using the static pages module to link to your contacts pages…


As Gavin mentioned, to add support for each plug in requires ...

I noticed the "Sitemap Generator (for Crawlers)" doesn't include support for the pages generated by the Tags plugin.

I've created a version with support of the tags pages if anyone wants to use it (it does have the priority altered to my personal tastes).
Have the files on:
http://zone3.net.nz ...

mgroeninger wrote:

luper wrote:look at the Unified Image sidebar plugin.

I use it with Gallery2 and it works well if you are after random images.

Also you may like to check out "Markup: Gallery Image" for embeding gallery images in blog posts.

Hi Saipun,

One way, is to delete the database completely and start again (of course this delets all data).

As Garvin suggested have a look at the mysql website.

The command to delete a whole database in mysql is:
drop database [db_name]

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/ ... abase.html

Hi chigo58

Have you had a look at http://board.s9y.org/viewtopic.php?t=8296 ?
Sounds a simliar issue...

I've been using it for a couple of weeks and have have it pretty google friendly.

Would suggest make use of the sitemap plugin (and make sure to referance it in the robots.txt). It works well with google...

It is possible to run gallery2 in a sub-directory under serendipity with no major issues (although there may be good reasons not to that I'm not aware of).

The trick is modifying the htaccess after setting up serendipity.

My set up is along the lines of:

Serendipity: /home/www/myhost.com ...

Hi Garvin,

Thought would have a look at the recent entry plugin with the random feature, and can't seem to find it on Spartacus. Either via the sidebar webpage or the package_sidebar_en.xml file...


Thanks

The plugin doesn't really put Gallery inside you blog, but lets you include an image from your Gallery inside a blog post using markup.

The format of the markup for inserting an image is:
Basic usage is:
[GImage]album/image.ext[/GImage] with .ext needed if not the default .jpg
full syntax is ...

Hi Xanthouos,

I see you posted this a wee while ago, did you solve it?

Are you having issues configuring it? Or using it?

I’ve only got gallery2, but recently wrote some patches for the gallery plugin so now a little about how it works…

pdc215,

An idea that might work depending on your ftp client;
1 Create the file as "htaccess".
2 Upload it to your host via ftp.
3 Within your ftp client rename it to ".htaccess".

Hi Gavin,

That didn't get it either. Didn't quite work out the regex, but changed the way the parsing is done a bit and solved getting the plugin to support subalbums (also now supports images in the base album).

Spent a bit of time testing it and seems to work fine agaist gallery2.

I've created ...

Hi Gavin,

Tried it, still doesn't work though.

Don't think it is a greedyness issue as the regex uses a negated / to avoid the greedyness...

I'll have another look at the regex tomorrow

Hi Gavin,

From working through how the code works, I’m pretty sure resolving the regex will solve the issues am having with sub-albums.

The second issue takes a url and generates an image. I was able to fix this to work with sub-albums with a minor change.

The first issue around the regex is used ...

Have found a bug in the plugin for Gallery Markup. (serendipity_event_galleryimage.php)

I’m using gallery2 and have found the plug in does not work correctly if you have albums within albums (i.e. subalbums).

Have traced this back to two issues.

One

When the plugin parses the markup, it uses a ...