Multi-Site SiteMap Page: Issues w/ changing URL of initial SiteMap Page? : Hi Dave: Thanks much for all your feedback/responses! (Thought I’d add a

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Hi Dave:

Thanks much for all your feedback/responses! (Thought I’d add a title, too!)

Since I modified the “sitemap-multisite.php” on my computer then uploaded it via FileZilla, I opted to checkout the Google link you provided.

The gist of the discussion on that link gave me a clue regarding the SiteMap page’s URL. The previous SiteMap page had “/directory-2″ as part of its URL. Since I deleted that page and added a new page, I decided to use “/directory” as part of its URL — I guess the “anal” part of me surfaced a bit! Anyways, that’s when I got that ugly “Apache mod_fcgid/2.3.6 mod_auth_passthrough/2.1 mod_bwlimited/1.4 FrontPage/5.0.2.2635 Server at wellnesstipsforyou.com Port 80″ message. Thanks to your clue, I changed the URL of the SiteMap page back to include “/directory-2″ and now it’s back to normal … baseline.

I did the modification you suggested, and the SiteMap page does not display the blogs in alpha order.

In fact, it displays in Blog ID descending order.

I’m no PHP programmer, so my deductions are probably bad, however, when I checked the code, it appears the variable $tmp_order determines how to sort the list of blogs on the SiteMap page. Since the blogs are listed in Blog ID order (descending) on that page, the $tmp_order variable appears to hold the value of “last_created”. I’m trying to figure out how $tmp_order is being initialized, but I can’t seem to find it.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Glenn

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