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Hi,
I just check your site and saw this too. Can you give me a number about how many tags you have? I have several testing blogs with dummy data and was trying them out before. One of them has around 1000 tags and needs 21MB. 18MB is already the WordPress base, so generating the tag page needs only 3MB.
Also the way the tags are retrieved didn’t really change… Do you have any other plugins running which could interfere with the tags?
It would be good to know what causes the memory usage. Is it the building of the permalinks or the tag query? For that you can open the sitemap-builder.php and search for the “BuildTags” function. Comment out the “$gsg->AddUrl…” line and see how much memory it uses now. Of course the page will be empty, but the memory usage should be visible in the source code. Thanks!
Sometimes there is just a network problem. Can you try to resubmit your site manually in Google and see if the problem persists?
I don’t know how the feed plugin is working, but the sitemap plugin selects all normal posts and adds them to the sitemap. If your CJ items are normal posts they will be included as well.
If you don’t want this, you could put them all into a special category and exclude the category from the sitemap.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Google XML Sitemaps] Timezone supportHi,
don’t worry, this is not a problem. If the date in the sitemap file itself is right, everything is fine.
The domain of your blog and the submitted sitemap must be EXACTLY the same. Using one with www and the other one without won’t work.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [XML Sitemap Generator for Google] [Plugin: Google XML Sitemaps] Priority1.0 is the highest, 0 the lowest 🙂
Sorry, I don’t know. This is not from the sitemap plugin. Do you have any caching plugin installed?
gudlyf, that is strange. The links are definitely not there anymore in the new alpha versions. Looks like you have a new sitemap.php and so on, but the sitemap-ui.php file is still the same.
Can you try to deactivate the plugin, delete the whole plugin folder and upload the new version again?
Hi,
sorry for the late reply, I’m a lot on the way at the moment and didn’t have time to improve the plugin. I’ve committed a new version to the repository, please have a look if your problems are fixed now.
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/google-sitemap-generator.4.0a5.zip
Major change: The plugin is now PHP 5.1+ ONLY. I will not continue to support PHP4 on version 4+ of this plugin. If you activate it using PHP < 5.1 or WP < 2.8, you will only see a notification bar which recommends you to upgrade. PHP4 is really bad in memory handling and objects and supporting PHP4 will break some things with PHP 5.3.
Custom post types are not ready yet, this will be the next feature. For now I want to get the rest of the plugin stable. Please let me know if there are still problems.
Thank you very much for testing!!!
@lordzarcon: What error did you see in Firefox? Does the new version fix this issue?
@qreus76: Google says your sitemap is too big? With the new splitting, you would need more than 50.000 posts in one month to hit the limit?
@gudlyf: Sure you updated to the new alpha version? There is no link to “generate sitemap manually” anymore. The sitemap is always generated on the fly.
@bac: I didn’t try to domain mapper plugin yet, but the links are coming from the get_permalink function of WordPress, which the domain mapper plugin should modify… I will have a look…
Please try the new version, hopefully this is fixed now 🙂
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/google-sitemap-generator.4.0a4.zip
@mmilan81: This rules should be automatically added to the WordPress redirect functions on plugin activation. Did you activate the plugin or just replaced the old files with the new version? In this case you could try to click the Save button on the WordPress permalink options page. There are more rules for sub-sitemaps than the two you’ve added manually, so changing the .htaccess by hand is a lot of work…
ip00: Hmmm thats strange, Google still says it is HTML? The headers are sent correctly, I really have no idea whats wrong. Yes, the settings are kept from each version, so you won’t lose them on an upgrade. There is a reset button at the end of the page, but I don’t think that will change the content-type issue. 🙁
@ip00: Thank you very much for testing. I’ve changed some small things and the content-type of the XML sitemap to application/xml, can you try on the non-working blog again? Please make sure to resubmit your sitemap in the Webmaster Tools manually.
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/google-sitemap-generator.4.0a3.zip
@jgadbois: I will focus on the core changes first, but this feature will come sooner or later.
Hi,
it creates a simple page showing all entries of the sitemap, but I wouldn’t recommend to give this page your visitors. There are better plugins for that!
Your sitemap file is alright: http://www.kcmusic.nl/sitemap.xml
Google will need some time to update their index. Just make sure your current sitemap file is submitted properly. 🙂