Hi Thorsten,
The google sitemap does not include news items. Is it a bug or is there any logic to this?
Please also note that Google, Yahoo and Microsoft support the same protocol now so maybe future versions of the search engine sitemaps could correspond to this protocol. http://www.sitemaps.org
Thanks
Roy
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Re: Google siteap
Hi Roy,
: we need just the time to align the current code.
Stay tuned & keep trusting the PMF Team and phpMyFAQ!
Ciao,
Matteo
It is by design: when we implemented it we thought only to faq and not to news (see both forum and devblog for any reference). Do you think that news should be added to the sitemap of a faq system? The only issue is that we cannot give a dynamic value to <priority/> 'cause we do not have any data about the visits of a news (whilst that's true for faq records).Roy wrote:The google sitemap does not include news items. Is it a bug or is there any logic to this?
We know thatRoy wrote:Please also note that Google, Yahoo and Microsoft support the same protocol now so maybe future versions of the search engine sitemaps could correspond to this protocol. http://www.sitemaps.org

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Ciao,
Matteo
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Hi Matteo,
I believe that some users will find it useful and some will not, so if it is not too complicated to code, it should appear as an option in admin> configuration.
As for the priority issue, since news become less and less relevant over time I believe it should be prioritized according to the time of its creation i.e news created less then 7 days ago=1.0, news created 8-30 days ago=0.8, news created 31-60 days ago=0.5, and news older than 60 days=0.0.
Ciao (I like that word
)
Roy
I believe that some users will find it useful and some will not, so if it is not too complicated to code, it should appear as an option in admin> configuration.
As for the priority issue, since news become less and less relevant over time I believe it should be prioritized according to the time of its creation i.e news created less then 7 days ago=1.0, news created 8-30 days ago=0.8, news created 31-60 days ago=0.5, and news older than 60 days=0.0.
Ciao (I like that word

Roy
Hi Roy,
Ciao,
Matteo
nice idea! We'll add this enh, I think, just after the 2.0.0 shipmentRoy wrote:As for the priority issue, since news become less and less relevant over time I believe it should be prioritized according to the time of its creation i.e news created less then 7 days ago=1.0, news created 8-30 days ago=0.8, news created 31-60 days ago=0.5, and news older than 60 days=0.0.
Ciao,
Matteo
phpMyFAQ QA / Developer
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