Accessing Our System: Sitemap, Index, and API
Welcome to our latest blog post where we will be discussing how to access and interact with different parts of our system using various methods such as sitemap XML, HTML index pages, and API XML-RPC.
Sitemap XML
Sitemap XML is a file format that lists the URLs for a website that are available to search engine crawlers. It provides essential information about each URL: its location, priority, and last modification date. This data helps search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo to more effectively crawl, index, and rank websites.
To access our system's sitemap XML file, please visit the following URL: sitemap_index.xml
For instance, if our website is located at example.com, then the sitemap XML would be available at example.com/sitemap_index.xml
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HTML Index Pages
HTML index pages are the default landing pages for a website or a directory within a website. They contain the content that is intended to give an overview of the site and attract visitors.
Our system's main index page can be accessed at: index.php
For example, if our website is located at example.com, then the main index page would be accessible at example.com/index.php
.
API XML-RPC
API (Application Programming Interface) provides a standardized way for applications to interact with each other over the internet. In the context of our system, the API allows external software and services to access various functionalities.
Our system's API uses the XML-RPC protocol which is an XML messaging format that can be transferred using HTTP or other protocols. To interact with our API, you can make requests in the following format: api-xmlrpc.php
followed by the appropriate method call and parameters.
For instance, if our website is located at example.com, then to access the XML-RPC API, use the URL example.com/api-xmlrpc.php
. You can then specify a method such as "methodName" along with any required arguments in the request body to retrieve or modify data.