September 9th, 2008
A sitemap provides an easy way for both webmasters and normal users to inform search engines about pages on their sites that are available for crawling.
More information what XML Sitemap are and how they can help your website to get indexed by the major search engines can be easily found at Sitemap.org website.[ad]
In the past few months, I have advised many clients to use a FREE XML sitemap generator tool such as http://www.xml-sitemaps.com. A great tool, it generates the sitemap.xml file and you have to upload it manually to your web-root. However, the down fall of this online tool is not able to update the sitemap.xml file automatically when a product or department has been added or removed from your shop.
This simple XML Sitemap Generator Plug-in does all the hard and boring jobs for you and webmasters
- Generating sitemap.xml and urllist.txt files automatically
- Compatible with Tradingeye and the latest E-commerce package from UK2.net
- XSL template integration to make the xml file readable for both human and search engine
- 100% fully tested on Google, Yahoo and MSN
- Open Source
- Free Support
Screenshots:
For the site with Friendly SEO URLs Turn OFF
For the site with Friendly SEO URLs Turn On
Installation:
Only 2 simple steps to create the XML sitemap, please refer to the instruction.txt file in your download package.[ad#ad-1]
Support:
Feel free to email me admin (at) sailboatvn.com
Categories: SEO & Marketing, Tradingeye & UK2 Ecommerce |
Tags: plugin, trading eye, Tradingeye & UK2 Ecommerce, uk2 ecommerce, uk2 ecommerce plugin, xml sitemap | 2 Comments
August 22nd, 2008
Tradingeye
Dpivision and Tradingeye
Dpivision.com Ltd. www.dpivision.com are a Newcastle based web design company who are currently at the cutting-edge of accessible e-commerce design following the release of the highly regarded Tradingeye software www.tradingeye.com. Tradingeye is one of the world’s first fully accessible, standards-compliant online shopping cart software, and has many built-in features previously only found in bespoke e-commerce solutions.
As a result of this exciting development, we are currently looking for a PHP developer to join our rapidly expanding team to not only work on this version of Tradingeye PHP, but to continue work on developing new bespoke applications and plugins as time progresses.
dpivision
Requirements
- Minimum of 2 years working experience of building object- oriented PHP applications
- Excellent customer service and communication skills
- Knowledge of web server admin configurations
- Must be comfortable working as part of team or on solo projects
- Windows literacy (Mac OSX a plus, but not a requirement)
- Understanding of web accessibility, web standards and visual communication
Advantageous
- Good XHTML / CSS & Javascript skills
- Decent graphic design theory skills
- Relevant education to BA level is preferred, but not a requirement
- Solid, up-to-date knowledge of the Lost TV series
Important Attributes
The ideal candidate will be a free-thinking individual who is fully capable of working both as part of a small team and individually on certain projects. The candidate will be self-disciplined, flexible in both working methods and technical approach, and have strong attention to detail.
Salary will be based on experience and capabilities.
As we are based in the centre of Newcastle city centre, successful applicants must reside within reasonable commuting distance of Newcastle upon Tyne, or be willing to relocate. No freelancers please – this is strictly a long-term, office based role.
Candidates called for interview should be prepared to talk through recent projects and show examples of both front and back end code.
How to Apply
Applications should be emailed to jobs [at] dpivision.com
Categories: Tradingeye & UK2 Ecommerce |
Tags: dpivision, IT job, newcastle-web-designer-job-vacancy, php developer vacancy, php-xhtml-css-vacancy-job, Tradingeye & UK2 Ecommerce, web developer job, web developer vacancy | No Comments
August 18th, 2008
A lot of people installed Tradingeye on the root: http://www.domain-name.com/index.php and they want to create a splash page with a link to their shop. How to do it?
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You need to create an index.html file as below:
[sourcecode language='html']
Welcome to my homepage
Click here to my shop
[/sourcecode]
You should rename “index.htm” to “index.html” if you have one, as the server will load index.html before index.htm.
Also, you can edit the .htaccess file by adding this line
RewriteRule ^(/)?$ index.html
Above
RewriteRule ^index(/)?$ index.php
That line tells apache to look at index.html first when user type your homepage http://www.domain-name.com
Categories: PHP, Tradingeye & UK2 Ecommerce |
Tags: splash-page-on-tradingeye, Tradingeye & UK2 Ecommerce, tradingeye-holding-page, tradingeye-tips-tricks | No Comments
