Rolly, help.

I created a sitemap folder on the server so I can publish this page to test it, but when I uploaded from within the HTML editor, I don't think it went to my sitemap folder - it went to root. Something went somewhere, but I can't find anything.

I've created this page as a file, and I got all my server settings correct as I could see my sitemap folder, so I selected it, but it seemed to go where it wanted to go - root. I've tried all the file extensions of the page name, but nothing. What have I done wrong?

PS. paintbrush, do you mind if I email you? I would like to send you the link of my site so you can see the finished product (albeit half finished atm), if you want.

I'd like to send it to Rolly too, but I can't contact you Rolly.

Did you save the sitemap.html in the sitemap folder on your pc?

Thanks Rolly. From within the html editor?

I'm finished with sitemapper - if you mean that. I'll email you as it's easier so you can see the mess I've made.

For all those following the bren - sitemap saga like a bad episode of Two & A Half Men, you MUST click 'add' when you see the folder you want to publish to on the server in the HTML editor.

Bren, Sorry I'm just getting back to this thread – I knew I didn't want to tackle the sitemapper stuff until I had actual domain names and links in place. Little did I know that was going to be such a long drawn-out ordeal!

Anyway, I'd love to see what you've done. I can read code/instructions til I'm cross-eyed, but seeing the actual results helps me more than anything else.
You can email me at callie @ + my site (below).

Thanks, Bren!

Hi Paintbrush,
I finally got my shop setup with a custom page on S-Drive. There's instructions there also. Any questions fire away.
http://progrower.coffeecup.com/shop/

Thanks, Eric. I'd still like to see a live example of a Sitemapper page.

Check you email

Dam toooo slow, was going to say WHAT on your site before the end of 2011, but Rollys beaten me to it

paintbrush, I will email you after Christmas, or before if I get a chance. Have a great Holiday season all.