The problem isn't that the below doesn't work, it does. The problem is our sitemap is too big and I need to break it up. My objective is to output the categories only and when user clicks on a categorie the resulting proucts display similar to a tree view.
I have all the text for all pages and sub pages in the database, also news, events you name it everything is dynamically driven.
Now I have come to the sitemap page, and thinking about how to go about displaying all of the pages.
Can anyone give me some ideas of a way in doing this. How would you approach this task. Obviously this needs to cater for new pages being added by the client when he or she decides to add them.
I just logged onto Google sitemaps to check since I haven't logged on for a few weeks and I noticed a few new features.
One of these is a verification process and I tried to verify my site by following the instructions but I was then shown a message below...
"We've detected that your 404 (file not found) error page returns a status of 200 (OK) in the header."
I was then sent to this page (3rd paragraph from the bottom) https://www.google.com/webmasters/si...ileconfigerror
It reads as follows: ------------------ We've detected that your 404 (file not found) error page returns a status of 200 (OK) in the header.
this configuration presents a security risk for site verification and therefore, we can't verify your site. If your web server is configured to return a status of 200 in the header of 404 pages, and we enabled you to verify your site with this configuration, others would be able to take advantage of this and verify your site as well. This would allow others to see your site statistics. To ensure that no one can take advantage of this configuration to view statistics to sites they don't own, we only verify sites that return a status of 404 in the header of 404 pages.
Please modify your web server configuration to return a status of 404 in the header of 404 pages. Once your web server is configured correctly, try to verify the site again. If your web server is configured this way and you receive this error, click Check Status
What I would like to know is how I could set the status, whats the correct way to write this in the header of the 404 error page I made?
I am looking for a way that will allow me create the google sitemap for my website at the click of a button - so that every time i update a page using my (asp) content management system it automatically updates the xml.gz file on the server in turn. I know how to parse the content into an xml file, but despite lengthy searches on the web, I cant find any way of gzipping files using asp, which i thought should be possible, as IIS 6.0 has that http compression utility.
I'm working with a client that runs an ASP based site, and we are running into some roadblocks.
First off, I don't know which ASP-friendly blogging platform to go with. I want something similar in functionality to Wordpress if possible. I've looked at Forest Blog, Presstopia, .Blog, and now Community Server. Which is best in terms of creating search friendly URL's and overall functionality?
Also, we are looking for a sitemap generation script that runs on the server. It seems as though all of the off-site generators are choking and only generating 260 URL's out of 15000. I'm not sure if it's a crawling problem, but if you know of any good sitemap generator for large ASP sites that would be helpful.
Has anyone else had any trouble setting up a sitemap view to be filtered by roles?
We've put a cust role provider in place, and we can verify that it's only being called once for each connection, and is returning the correct roles, but...
When we specify a role on the top sitemapnode that role seems to add to the roles on lower level nodes, so we end up needing to put roles="*" on the top node, but then regardless of which role we put against the subnodes they're all visible - seemingly inheriting this from the top one. Code:
I was going to code something to make an index.htm page from an existing file structure. Before I started, I just wanted to ask if anyone had done this before. No sense in trying to reinvent the wheel, eh?Basically, i just want to create a simple index page with text links. Nothing fancy.
how to majke a treeview structure in asp page like we do in vb. i want a treeview to be shown in one of the frames on the page and when user clicks on any link in treeview control, then sublinks in that link should be shown
I want to use Microsoft treeview control (no other) in my asp page and fill it with parent-child information from datatable. I draged and dropped treeview object from toolbox ty my page and then tryied to add some nodes. TreeView.Nodes.Add ..... didin't work and gave me "Object regueired" error.
i want to have a treeview in my site......but am not able to develop one. what i want is say for example a tree having category and when + is clicked it should show subcategories under that category and category and subcategory r to be populated from an access database. i am using ASP as my server side script and access as the database. i would be thankful if someone would provide me with an example or working code.
This works perfectly on Windows IE 6.x and Mac IE. However, in order to be cross-platform compatible, I need to make this work on Mac Safari and Mozilla Firefox. Could someone point out how to fix this code to make it compatible with those aforementioned browsers?
I need to create a treeview on a database management .aspx site that when the parent is clicked, it expands to display the many associated records with it. Aka, it pulls info from not one, but two sql server tables. Further, these rows must be editable.
i want to have tree view navigation in my site.Anyone who has come across a good tool that is easy to code and maintain (and with good performance of course)? I don't mind invest to get a really good treeview utility.
Ones I have found so far are treeview.net and projectseven's. One thing important, it has to support unicode well. Most data are in chinese characters.
I have a asp.net treeview inside an updatepanel and I need to capture the right mouse click event. I have a context menu that will become visible on the right mouse click and I need to know what node was right clicked - can anyone give an example ?
I have been looking for a means to generate a recordset as a treeview in pure asp, collapsible/expandable by one field in the set as either a "+" or "-".
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Ideally, I'd like to not have to generate the entire recordset to deliver this tree view but have these expandable records generate with an "onclick" or something similar, but if it can't be help, I could live with it.
I have developed a ASP.NET application that uses the MS treeview web control. The application works fine on most machines but on a random few the control fails to display at all. All I get is an empty frame.
I have checked all the browser settings and they are exactly the same. Does anyone know what could be causing this?
This problem has had me pretty much at a standstill for nearly a day now.I have a TreeView in my Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition project. I have lashed up the OnSelectedIndexChanged event to my C# code behind.
There is one node I look for in that function. When that node is clicked on I do a Response.Write which contains Javascript. Every time that particular line executes I see the entire set of text in the TreeView increment one level in size.
Has anyone else seen a similar behavior in their TreeView controls? I have tried a number of "remedies" but to no avail.
Any suggestion for a COMPLETLY free treeview for ASP 3.0? We tried with one from obout.com. It seems to be free but you have to register it after 2 months.
We have a Datagrid and we are using third party tool treeview control. it's like we have to add treeview control in the datagrid dynamically, such that each cell will have a tree structure then we have to populate the data from the database according to the id.
protected void NavigationTreeView_TreeNodePopulate(object sender, TreeNodeEventArgs e) { TreeNode tn1 = new TreeNode("node1","node1"); TreeNode tn2 = new TreeNode("node2", "node2"); TreeNode newNode = new TreeNode("add me to both nodes", "add me to both nodes"); e.Node.ChildNodes.Add(tn1); e.Node.ChildNodes.Add(tn2); tn1.ChildNodes.Add(newNode); tn2.ChildNodes.Add(newNode); }
It does not behave as expected. Instead of adding a copy of newNode to each of the other two nodes, it adds to tn1 and then when it adds it to tn2 it removes it from tn1, thus in the end only tn2 has the newNode and tn1 has no children. How can I add the same node to two separate locations in a treeview?