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    A simple script designed for use with phpBB forum.
    This script generates Google Sitemap Xml files which can be added to Google Sitemap.

    You can find more on my site here

    By : andrew

    Version History:

    1,0 First Release,
    1.1 Fixed a few bugs from the comments
    1.2 Started to use phpBB's Dbal functions
    1.3 Fixed dates in the XML file

    2.0 Modified By Ray Martens
    2.1 Included Basic Admin interface

    Changed directly up to version 2 due to modifications made by Ray Martens to the script. These modifications have added further options to the script such as display xml to the browser only and display and write to a file.


    This zip file contains version 2.1 with the basic admin panel and 2.0 without. At this moment in time the admin interface is very basic and will be extended later...


    Click to Download File



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