# Simple Sitemap 1.0
# sitemap.txt used to create an XML Google Sitemap file
# COPYRIGHT (C) 2005 BY SMART-IT-CONSULTING.COM
# * Do not remove this header
# * This program is provided AS IS 
# * Use this program at your own risk
# * Don't publish this code, link to http://www.smart-it-consulting.com/ instead
# * Download here: http://www.smart-it-consulting.com/article.htm?node=154
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# USAGE:
# Add a line per page you want to submit via Google Sitemaps between
# START DATA and END DATA.
#
# Column 1: Relative URL, e.g. '/what-is-new.htm?page=17&itemsPerPage=10'
#           NO session IDS! NO DOS-BACKSLASHES! 
#           Only content pages, no images, movies, CSS files or such
#           Mandatory
# Column 2: Date/Time of last modification, e.g. '2005-07-25 12:13:41'
#           You can omit the time, but keep the format CCYY-MM-DD 
#           Optional            
# Column 3: Change Frequency, valid values are:
#           'always'  - page content changes significantly with every page view 
#           'hourly'
#           'daily'
#           'weekly'
#           'monthly'
#           'yearly'
#           'never'   - archived pages which aren't changed any more, PDF documents and such
#           Optional
# Column 4: Crawling priority 0.0 - 1.0
#           Optional
# Column 5: Level 0 - n, example:
#           Root index page     = 0
#           Category index page = 1
#           Content page        = 2
#           Mandatory for HTML sitemap 
# Column 6: Page title, don't use '#' or '\' or '|' or crlf (new line) 
#           in this text field
#           Mandatory for HTML sitemap and RSS feed
#
# Column 7: Page description, don't use hard line breaks
#           Optional for HTML sitemap (used as tooltip in links)
#           Mandatory for RSS feed
#
# Column 8: RSS Categories
#           A comma delimited list of max. 5 categories applicable for the page
#           Optional but recommended for RSS feed
#
# Column 5 + 6 + 7 are used for the HTML site map.
# Column 6 + 7 + 8 are used for the RSS site feed
#
# If you omit an attribute, keep the delimiter '|'!
#
# More information: 
# http://www.smart-it-consulting.com/article.htm?node=133&page=39
# http://www.smart-it-consulting.com/article.htm?node=154
#
# EXAMPLES (omit the comment marker '#' when you copy, paste and modify):
#/|2005-07-25|monthly|0.5|0|Home page|Site description||
#/catindex.htm?node=2|2005-07-24|weekly|0.6|1|Web Development|Page Description|keyword1,keyword 2,keyword phrase 3|
#/article.htm?node=133| | |0.9|1|Google Sitemaps Tutorial|Page Description|keyword1,keyword 2,keyword phrase 3|
#/internet/google/submit-validate-sitemap/| |monthly| |2|Free XML Validator|Page Description|keyword1,keyword 2,keyword phrase 3|
#/article.htm?node=154|2005-07-25 13:00:00| | |2|Free Site Map Tool|Page Description|keyword1,keyword 2,keyword phrase 3|
#/get-help.htm?node=154|2005-07-25|monthly|0.5|1|Support|Page Description|keyword1,keyword 2,keyword phrase 3|
#
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# START DATA

/|2005-07-25|monthly|0.5|0|Home page|Site description|category1,cat2,cat3,cat4,cat5|





# END DATA
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# Leave the EOF at the last line
# EOF