toc or site map for front page

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Can you use a toc or site map other than frontpage 2003.
Would there be a problem with frontpage extentions.
Thank you

Gary
 
materialman said:
Can you use a toc or site map other than frontpage 2003.
Would there be a problem with frontpage extentions.
Thank you

Gary
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Yes you can

no there won't

Tina


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Tom said:
What toc or site map are you specifically referring to?
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AFAIK, a TOC just picks up headings from a single page

I am also wondering whether there is any code out there that can
automatically create a site map which shows all pages in a website with file
names and titles and the links in each (with urls - and perhaps also with
titles).

I have a site map on my site (below) but I had to hand code it.
 
You need to try the FP TOC
(Insert Web Components - Table of Contents)
- It will create a list of all pages (using page titles or nav view) linked to your selected starting page (usually your home page)
- Always Preview in Browser to see the results of the TOC webbot

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| Tom [Pepper] Willett wrote:
| > What toc or site map are you specifically referring to?
|
| AFAIK, a TOC just picks up headings from a single page
|
| I am also wondering whether there is any code out there that can
| automatically create a site map which shows all pages in a website with file
| names and titles and the links in each (with urls - and perhaps also with
| titles).
|
| I have a site map on my site (below) but I had to hand code it.
| --
| Cheers,
| Trevor L.
| Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au
|
|
 
Trevor said:
AFAIK, a TOC just picks up headings from a single page

I am also wondering whether there is any code out there that can
automatically create a site map which shows all pages in a website with file
names and titles and the links in each (with urls - and perhaps also with
titles).
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You can create two types of site maps using a product called LinkScan.
One is called a SiteMap and the other is called a TapMap. How large or
detailed a map to create is controlled by you the user. Samples of each
can be seen at the authors website. You can create site maps using a
free 15 day trial evaluation. See sample reports at links from this
page:

http://www.elsop.com/linkscan/reports.html
 
Stefan said:
You need to try the FP TOC
(Insert Web Components - Table of Contents)
- It will create a list of all pages (using page titles or nav view)
linked to your selected starting page (usually your home page)
- Always Preview in Browser to see the results of the TOC webbot
Click to expand...

Thansk Stefan,
I tried this and the list to generated didn't seem to have any logical
structure. Sure, all the references seemed to be there, but it a strange
order.
This is the FP generated one: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/sitemap2.html

I think I'll stick with a hand coded list. This is mine:
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/sitemap.html

I just have to remember how I did it. Looking at the code now, I think I
just listed all the <a href=> tags, put <dt> </dt> tags around each and then
put the whole lot in <ul> </ul> tags, nesting them where necessary to show
the structure.

Oh well, now that I have a list it shouldn't be too hard to maintain, but a
program generated list in a good structure would have been better
 
It uses links as found in your home page in the sequence it finds them

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| Stefan B Rusynko wrote:
| > You need to try the FP TOC
| > (Insert Web Components - Table of Contents)
| > - It will create a list of all pages (using page titles or nav view)
| > linked to your selected starting page (usually your home page)
| > - Always Preview in Browser to see the results of the TOC webbot
|
| Thansk Stefan,
| I tried this and the list to generated didn't seem to have any logical
| structure. Sure, all the references seemed to be there, but it a strange
| order.
| This is the FP generated one: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/sitemap2.html
|
| I think I'll stick with a hand coded list. This is mine:
| http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/sitemap.html
|
| I just have to remember how I did it. Looking at the code now, I think I
| just listed all the <a href=> tags, put <dt> </dt> tags around each and then
| put the whole lot in <ul> </ul> tags, nesting them where necessary to show
| the structure.
|
| Oh well, now that I have a list it shouldn't be too hard to maintain, but a
| program generated list in a good structure would have been better
| --
| Cheers,
| Trevor L.
| Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au
|
|
 
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