Is There A Way To Automatically Ping Your New Content
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Hi I believe that if you have wordpress then you can automatically ping your site with new content but I am using joomla and would like to know if you can do it with this type of site.
I write lots of articles each day and it takes time to keep ping each article so i am wondering if there is an easy way of doing it.
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There is a field in the Dashboard of Word Press where you can place the URLs of services you want to ping and it will automatically do so when you update.
However, if you would like to do so manually and hit a list of different services, try Ping-o-Matic.
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many thanks this is excellent, strange because i did search the extensions but must not have put in the correct search word, this will make my life a lot easier.
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yes of course you can be looking modules for pinger try search on google.
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Hi Diane,
Have you tried any of these? Joomla has an extension directory that lists several pinging extensions. Also, a Bing search on [joomla ping] turned up several useful results with detailed explanations.
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