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Add PDF files to be indexed - Solution
I hope this helps for future reference. In one of my PHP pages, I created a variable in PHP to hold my list of PDF files to be indexed from an array and put that variable in a hidden html tag.
==================== <?php //Create Query $sql = ("SELECT * FROM newsdetail"); $mysql_result=mysql_query($sql,$connection); $num_rows=mysql_num_rows($mysql_result); //Initialize $listURLAll variable $listURLAll=""; //Check to see if Query returns Records if ($num_rows != 0) { //If records exist create array while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($mysql_result)) { //$pID represents a specific category of PDF files $pID = $row["NewsDetail_ID"]; //Optional Switch Statement. I have pdf files in different locations switch($pID) { case 1: $dir = "filings/"; break; case 2: $dir = "advisories/"; break; case 3: $dir = "headlines/"; break; case 4: $dir = "newsletter/"; break; case 5: $dir = "press/"; break; case 6: $dir = "reports/"; break; } $pTitle = $row["NewsDetail_Title"]; $pFile = $row["NewsDetail_FileName"]; $pext = ".pdf"; //$listURL represents a URL path of a pdf file per record $listURL=("<a href=$dir$pFile$pext target=blank>$pTitle</a><br>"); //$listURLALL represents a list of URL paths to be appended after each record pass $listURLAll = $listURLAll.$listURL; } // End While } // End If ?> <!-- hidden text tag, the VALUE represents the $listURLAll to be indexed for the PHPdig spider. --> <input type="hidden" name="hiddenURL" value="<?php echo $listURLAll ?>"> |
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