Usage

list($cal_heading,$cal_month) = $calendar->displaycal($cal_date,$cal_page);

Returns

http://www.your_domain/path/?sel_date=unix_timestamp_for_date_selected

If a null selected date is provided (e.g. when the calendar is initially called) the current unix timestamp is used as the selected date.

Downloads

Support

Available via the Quirm.net forum.

Returns a nested definition list (with an overall id of ‘sitemap’) with each top-level section
followed by a list of pages in that section in the form:

<dl id="sitemap">
<dt><a href="#">Home</a></dt>
<dd><dl>
<dt><a href="#">Section 1</a></dt>
<dd><ul>
<li><a href="#">Page 1</a></li>
[...]
</ul><dd>
[...]
</dl></dd>
</dl>

Place within sphider includes directory.
Call in a page named sitemap.php, site-map.php, SiteMap.php or Site-Map.php

Usage:

 $sitemap = new SphiderMap;
    $output = $sitemap->sphidermap($base,$exts,$email,$toremove);
    foreach($output as $listing) {
        echo $listing;
    }

where:

$base

Base URL of site – also used to create the Home link

$exts

file extensions to be included (eg. ‘php’ etc)

$email

email address for errors

$toremove

Repetitive text to be removed from any displayed link text

Use your robots.txt file to exclude Sphider from indexing specific pages or directories.

Tested on Sphider Version 1.2.x

NOTE: The class assumes that the index page within each site section will be ‘index’+file extension
eg. http://www.mysite.com/foo/index.php

WARNING: The class will not pick up links with an _ (underscore) in a top-level filename as MySQL rejects queries that include underscore as part of a regular expression.

A sample sitemap page is included in the download.

Downloads

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