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Hello to all.
Some one know way, when some one use te dimamic mode
must buill all the page, ???

This not be probem if when be in dynamyc mode only
make the index page and not the 13000 pages for only the
categoryes.
or not??
somme one have the anser "respuesta"

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I think what you're describing is the same thing I've noticed -- page.cgi displays links dynamically but not un-built (newly added) categories. However, if you manually type in the dynamic URL corresponding to the new categories, they will indeed be there. For whatever reason, page.cgi just doesn't seem to recognize them as far as output is concerned. I don't believe I've changed anything that would affect this...

Page.cgi also does not update the links per category numbers, as far as I can tell.

Dan

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page.cgi doesn't go through and build the hierarchy. That's only done in the nph-build routines. It doesn't "build_stats".

Even if you use page.cgi, you should run nph-build once a day. You can comment out all the build_page routines, if you want, but you should still have it do:

&build_backup();
&build_update_counters();
&build_update_newpop();
&build_stats();

If you don't use nph-build, you don't make any backups, either.

page.cgi is really only a way to display pages dynamically, and customize how your users choose to see it.


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That makes sense. I thought I've seen references to page.cgi being purely a dynamic version of nph-build.cgi, but I guess it's more of a dynamic "window dressing." I only use it occasionally for checking on things between builds, so it's not a big deal for my use.

Dan