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05-05-2004, 02:03 AM | #1 |
Green Mole
Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 8
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Indexing only one page using command line syntax
Hi,
In the admin interface we can update the index choosing one page at a time. I would like to do this using command line interface. I tried this : PHP Code:
It's for a news application, I want PHPDig to index this page and only this one automatically and in background mode each time the user adds a news. I can't use cron job to do this. Is there a way ? Thanks for your help. |
05-28-2004, 08:14 AM | #2 |
Green Mole
Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 1
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I've got the same problem... spider just one page!
for the moment, i've made a horrible fiddlediddle in the admin/spider.php that i renamed to spiderone.php
(if interested could send you the code... but i can't say that it look like a solution at all... it just works for the moment while finding a better solution) ... It was urgent to get it running. did you find a 'clean' way of doing it? I use phpDig to search a 5000 page dynamic website and i don't feal like respidering the hole site to pick up the few updates that will be made. I guess it could be a good feature request to have something as a function that could be called to spider just one url ex: dig_spider ($url, $dig_level , $force ) so fiting $dig_level to 0 would force the spider to only spider that page. $force : to force respidering the page eaven if not dued for revisit it could comme with a function dig_delete($url) that could be very usefull in my case!!! a big thanks to the phpDig team... I think it's a great little engine... (searches the 5000 pages in less than 0.5s for 600 results) and one thing I realy like about it is the result array! works very well with the TinyButStrong template lib I use... and makes it so easy to integrate to a website... I would love to help improve this tool... Antony (sorry my english spelling is so bad i'm french and i have little time to search a dictionnary...) |
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