HELP
Folders to Ignore fails
I have tried all the instructions(I think) but SiteMapper insists on mapping and including a folder I have marked to exclude. Yes, I used the full URL - http://hiddengrove.info/Albums/ when I set up. Then I also right clicked after scanning and chose Add Folder to Ignore list - and this just added it a second time to the list in Options. It still insisted on mapping it and when I create the Map it includes all the files in the Albums foder. I don't want every photo page in my slideshow albums mapped and showing on the sitemap page.
HELP
HELP
Sinecure Bob
I am not positive about this, but you may need to add "www." to your url. Sitemapper is very picky on how it indexes its links.
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I concur with Bob, and using the "www" didn't seem to make a difference to mine as well, but then again first time using it...

Hi Bob
I was able to replicate this on your site as well. Not sure what the issue is as it will not replicate on our test site. I have logged this with our developers for them to take a look into.
I was able to replicate this on your site as well. Not sure what the issue is as it will not replicate on our test site. I have logged this with our developers for them to take a look into.
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