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Free PHP Sitemap Generator

Google has its own Sitemap generator, but it's written in Python, it seems my webserver doesn't support python.

I tried out a free php Sitemap generator, looks quite good.


phpSitemapNG is a free Google Sitemaps generator written in PHP, but also
generates RSS-based, txt-based and HTML-based sitemap files. It will spider your
website and also your filesystem (of course, as you prefer). You can download
and use it for free, the licence is GPL.


I don't know if it's right to include .php files, since I use PHP/MySQL contents management system for my website, such as MKPortal, Wordpress, and Joomla.

Will Google index .php file, or just ignore it?
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