piwigo/piwigo-sitemap

Creates a sitemap file for piwigo (plugin)

Manage your photo library. Piwigo is open source photo gallery software for the web. Designed for organisations, teams and individuals.

The piwigo.org website introduces you to Piwigo. You'll find a demo, forums, wiki and news.

Requirements

• A webserver (Apache or nginx recommended)
• PHP 7.4+. Piwigo can run with PHP 7.0+ but these end-of-life versions are no longer maintained and may expose your site to security vulnerabilities.
• MySQL 5 or greater or MariaDB equivalent
• ImageMagick (recommended) or PHP GD

Quick start install

NetInstall

• Download the NetInstall script
• Transfer the script to your web space with any FTP client
• Open the script in you web browser (for example http://example.com/piwigo-netinstall.php) and follow the steps

More information

Manual

• Download the latest stable version and unzip it
• Transfer everything to your web space with any FTP client
• Open your website (for example http://example.com/piwigo) and follow the steps

More information

If you do not have your own server, consider the piwigo.com hosting solution.

Contributing

Piwigo is widely driven by its community; if you want to improve the code, fork this repo and submit your changes to the master branch. See our Contribution guide.

License

Piwigo is released under the GPL v2 license. See our Copying details.

piwigo-sitemap's Issues

More than 1000 records.

Hi,

I was wondering if its possible to get more than 1000 records. like submapping.

Regards

👍

Yandex

Good evening! The old problem with the Yandex search engine, it gives an error when checking the sitemap. Can I fix it in the plugin code?

Unknown tag image: image (100 warnings)

1411
image:image
1411
image:image
1415
image:image

etc.

Priority invalid for photo's(?)

http://pub.meulie.net/sitemap.xml

Make sitemap compatible with multisite

Hi @modus75

I wonder how it would be possible to make this plugin compatible with a multiple site install of Piwigo, like we have on Piwigo.com. Writing a sitemap.xml at the root of the Piwigo install obviously is a problem. Writing sitemap.xml outside root is also a problem, because you can't reference URLs outside the subdirectory of the sitemap.xml

The only solution I see would be to have a logical web server alias on sitemap.xml and physical file location would depend on nginx/apache configuration of each site.

not compatible with piwigo 11?

Can this be made compatible with piwigo 11?