RDuno

I noticed that in the INSTALL.txt this is mentioned: 4)In includes/filenames.php Add just before the ?> // Google Sitmap BOF define('FILENAME_GOOGLE_SITEMAPS', 'sitemaps.index.php'); // Google Sitmap END However, in the Install.old.html the following is mentioned: 4. Open /includes/filenames.php And add the following: // Google XML Sitemap define('FILENAME_GOOGLE_SITEMAP', 'googlesitemap.php'); // Fine Both don't work in my case, but which one is correct ?

Hi, I re-installed the whole contribution and monitored that the exact files were placed in the right directories. I can only conclude that it must have something to do with me not using the catalog directory. In file admin/googlesitemaps.php the following is mentioned: $url = urlencode(HTTP_SERVER . DIR_WS_CATALOG . 'sitemapindex.xml'); The 404-error in the pop-up window refers to this file ? admin/sitemaps.index.php?language=nl This 404-error in the pop-up window occurs immediately after clicking the [HERE] link: Click [HERE] to create / update your site map. Since I am not a PHP-expert, I am a bit stuck. Can anybody please help ?

Thanks for the reply, Lukes I checked and double-checked the sitemaps.index.php and the gss.xsl files and they are in the root directory. I don't use the catalog-directory. Result is the same unfortunately. :'( Wild guess, but maybe the error is caused by the fact that I am not using the catalog-directory ?

Same here, followed the instructions and checked it twice. Clicking on Click [HERE] to create / update your site map results in a pop-up with the message: Not Found - The requested document was not found on this server. I used this version: Google XML Sitemaps - Admin 2.2 german Any hints ? Thanks

Hi, Instead of adding fields I want to minimize the data a customer needs to enter. Does this "Customers extra fields" contri allow me to edit/delete these standard OSCommerce fields ? I want to get rid of a few required fields, which cannot be set to false in admin/customer details, like street and town. I would hugely appreciate it if someone can answer this. Thanks, RDuno