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JEET
Oct 6th 2005, 3:06 pm
Google is showing me a http:// error for my new website's sitemap.
The website is
http://www.website-design-software-india.com
The sitemap is at
http://www.website-design-software-india.com/site-map.xml
There is not much information about the http:// error in the help section at google .
I also checked in the groups and those guys are waiting for google to come .
Can someone here help me on this http:// error ?
The website is opening in the browser fine .
Thanks
Regards
Bye
JEET
Oct 6th 2005, 3:11 pm
Google's explaination can be read here .
http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/docs/en/stats.html#notfound
Thanks
Regards
Bye
kool43
Nov 8th 2005, 9:24 pm
I have also seen this error caused by the sitemap file submitted being on what google considers a different domain than the pages listed in the sitemap file.
I.E.- If you submitted your file as http://reruns-ton-o-fun.com/sitemap.xml and all of your pages contained in the file refer to http:WWW.reruns-ton-o-fun.com/page.php etc. (Notice that there is a difference between http://www.reruns-ton-o-fun.com and http://reruns-ton-o-fun.com)
Then google will error out saying that the sitemap is refering to files not on the same site as the sitemap.
hope this helps
kool43
Nov 8th 2005, 9:36 pm
Also, I noticed that you have files contained in subfolders of your site in your sitemap. You cannot include those according to protocols on google's webmaster guide. This will cause an error.
You need to create a seperate sitemap file for each subfolder or directory. Then you can create a sitemap index containing the location of all of the individual sitemaps...
All i got for now...
badjimmy
Nov 9th 2005, 3:48 am
Also, I noticed that you have files contained in subfolders of your site in your sitemap. You cannot include those according to protocols on google's webmaster guide. This will cause an error.
You need to create a seperate sitemap file for each subfolder or directory. Then you can create a sitemap index containing the location of all of the individual sitemaps...
All i got for now...
google will not crawl the internal directories if we only have one sitemap on the root?
johncr
Nov 9th 2005, 2:45 pm
Also, I noticed that you have files contained in subfolders of your site in your sitemap. You cannot include those according to protocols on google's webmaster guide. This will cause an error.
You need to create a seperate sitemap file for each subfolder or directory. Then you can create a sitemap index containing the location of all of the individual sitemaps...
Not really.
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