Easy way to find orphaned pages?
Zenlitened
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Sat Dec-18-04 11:02 PM
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| Easy way to find orphaned pages? |
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I manage my company's website, and it's grown quite a bit over the past year and a half.
I suspect there are pages that have sort of disappeared in the process -- no longer linked from the navigation or any other pages.
Does anyone know of a quick-'n-easy way to analyze the site and spot orphans?
Thanks! :)
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Sat Dec-18-04 11:40 PM
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| 1. Do you have MS FrontPage? |
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It has feature that can look for unreferenced pages.
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Sat Dec-18-04 11:46 PM
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| 2. No, we use a content management system... |
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... MySQL and PHP based.
Your post just reminded me, though... I have Adobe GoLive around here someplace. I'll bet it has a similar feature. :)
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