Everybody please help me with sitemap config on my forum.
I using vanilla form as sub-folder in mysite.com/forum, I referenced from some example and forum page working fine, But I have got problem for xml file, using Sitemap Module and the path is:
mysite.com/forum/sitemapindex.xml
when I config with the code below, sitemapindex.xml work fine.
But we having other xml file on /sitemapindex.xml such as /category_1.xml, /category_2.xml, etc.
How I can make it working? please show me with some configs.
if category_1.xml, etc are physical location they should be caught by try, There is no need to put it through vanillia's dispatcher if they are cached files.
If you need to use pattern matching you can do it, however I'm not getting what it is you wish to match. Are you using a plugin for your site map?
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Hi,
Everybody please help me with sitemap config on my forum.
I using vanilla form as sub-folder in mysite.com/forum, I referenced from some example and forum page working fine, But I have got problem for xml file, using Sitemap Module and the path is:
mysite.com/forum/sitemapindex.xml
when I config with the code below, sitemapindex.xml work fine.
But we having other xml file on /sitemapindex.xml such as /category_1.xml, /category_2.xml, etc.
How I can make it working? please show me with some configs.
Thanks
John
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if category_1.xml, etc are physical location they should be caught by
try
, There is no need to put it through vanillia's dispatcher if they are cached files.If you need to use pattern matching you can do it, however I'm not getting what it is you wish to match. Are you using a plugin for your site map?
grep is your friend.
have you tried this plugin?
http://vanillaforums.org/addon/sitemaps-plugin
it handle sitemaps an routes internally.
grep is your friend.
Yes, I'm using this module.
on sitemapindex.xml, I saw:
But click to these xml file, Page not found is showing up.
Sitemaps for your forum is not needed. Forums provide an easily traversable link hierarchy.
There is more information here: http://vanillaforums.com/blog/help/6-seo-tips-to-improve-your-forum-seo/
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Thanks @hgtonight,
I understood and got it