Forward after runcrawl ...

[design]

Hello!

Today I bought your Standalone XML Sitemap Generator. It is a very fantastic programm.

Unfortunately our provider doesn't allow cron jobs.

I have more webpages on the server and i want automatically generate new sitemaps every week. So I wrote a ASP-Script with a workaround (Forwarding from Domain to Domain). But the problem is that after the runcrawl.php the index.php comes and I can't forward from the index.php to my forward.asp.

Is there any solution for it?

Thank you for your answer and sorry for my bad english!

[admin]

Hello,

could you please explain you workaround in more details? I'm not sure what do you mean

[design]

Sorry!

I know my english is bad! 

I want to make a cron job for all my domains, but my provider doesn't allow cron jobs.

I saw, when i run the runcrawl.php manualy, the sript make the necessery sitemaps. But i want to do this for all my domains automaticaly with one klick.

For an example - what i want/mean:

Domain1: [external links are visible to admins only]
Domain2: [external links are visible to admins only]
Domain3: [external links are visible to admins only]
(example-domains!)

Now, when i run "[external links are visible to admins only]" your script make the sitemap for Domain1.

After that, the script should automaticaly forward/redirect/go to"[external links are visible to admins only]" and then to "[external links are visible to admins only]"

But the script automaticaly forward to your index.php after the first runcrawl.php and there i can't make a automatic redirection to the next domain.

I hope you know what i mean now!

Thank you very much!

[skip]

You might want to consider this service - I use them for a load of different cron jobs and it's great value for money

[external links are visible to admins only]

[admin]

Hello,

if I understand correctly, you can create the page like this to execute sitemap generator at all of your domains ar one page:

Code:

<iframe src="http://www.domain1.at/generator/runcrawl.php" width="400" height="200"></iframe>
<iframe src="http://www.domain2.at/generator/runcrawl.php" width="400" height="200"></iframe>
<iframe src="http://www.domain3.at/generator/runcrawl.php" width="400" height="200"></iframe>

[design]

Hello and thank you very much!

Yes, sure - iframes are a solution. - I didn't think at that.

The webbasedcron.com is the idea what I prefer! 

Thanks a lot and nice greetings!

[admin]

You are welcome!
And yes, webbasedcron.com looks like a nice service.