Komodo is designed to provide complete lists of all the webpages in specific directory -- essentially building complete indexes of directories dynamically. When utilized as part of an "additive" web section (such as an archive of press releases or a collection of back articles), Komodo allows indexes to change automatically when new (or revised) content is added to a directory.
Komodo Syntax
DynaDex Komodo is called as a Server Side Includes "exec command", using the syntax:
<!--#exec cmd="/dirpath/komodo.cgi [mode] /URLdir"--> (UNIX)
Note for NT users: the same SSI commands may be used with one exception, you must specify the full pathname for your Perl interpreter to precede the dynadex script file location. For example:
<!--#exec cmd="/perl/bin/perl.exe/dirpath/komodo.pl [mode] /URLdir"--> (NT)
Where "dirpath" is the physical directories to the location of Komodo, for example:
/www/cgi-bin/dynadex/
"URLdir" is the location of the directory to be indexed, for example:
/pressreleases
and "[mode]" is one of the following three commands:
min - return only the title of the document (hyperlinked to the page) for each.
part - return the title of the document (hyperlinked to the page) and the META-description for each.
full - return the title of the document (hyperlinked to the page), the META-description, and the date published for each.
