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Dig problem with /?foo_bar querystrings?
Hello,
after spendig the half day in this forum and searching for solutions I just have to give up now :) My site is completly dynamic, all content is loaded by the index.php with a query string as command. e.g.: /?foo_bar If I start the dig process all that appears is this: Quote:
I also changed the PHPDIG_DEFAULT_INDEX to true/false, but no change. I put the querystring in an META Tag to get around the doublet check - nothing. Any ideas? :) Greets, mathias (sorry for my bad english :)) |
Welcome to the forum, mathias!
I don't think your dynamic content is the problem, since phpdig will index those kind of pages. I may be off base, but it's possible the indexing process just got hung up for some reason. That has happened to me before. Try clearing your database tables and try again. Make sure the search depth is set to more than just zero, too. Let us know if that helped at all. BTW, your English is fine! :) |
hmm, now it works?
i truncated my tables, changed the a few of the settings: define('SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT',100); //results per page define('SPIDER_MAX_LIMIT',100); //max recurse levels in spider define('SPIDER_DEFAULT_LIMIT',100); //default value define('RESPIDER_LIMIT',100); //recurse limit for update and now it works :) maybe i only used the 'DELETE FROM `table`' sql command instead of the 'TRUNCATE TABLE `table`' command to clear my tables... *confused* thanks a lot, greets, mathias |
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