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14 comments

• Marcel 07 Oct 2009
  06:22 AM
  I uploaded the control and inserted my homepage url. what next?
  
• Chris 07 Oct 2009
  12:50 PM
  Once you've inserted the XML Sitemap control onto the desired page, access the page via its URL. If you've placed the control on a page named test.aspx, then you'll want to access http://www.yourwebsite.com/test.aspx. That URL will reveal your Sitefinity XML sitemap.
  
• Rodrigo 18 Oct 2009
  02:34 AM
  I used the control, is very good!
  But I had to change because was not validating in Google.
  Sugest, could list all events and news.
  
• Phill 20 Nov 2009
  04:14 PM
  Thanks for the control, saved me time and have put it to use! One thing I added was another bool property called "IncludeNonNavPages" that if set to true will include pages that have been hidden from navigation (yet may still be indexed and public).

  
  

  Fyi, I didn't have any problems validating w/ Google Sitemap Validator.

  
  

  Thanks again!
• Dan 22 Nov 2009
  09:23 AM
  Sounds like this is just what I'm after for saving some time.
  
  Phill, Could you please post your code for the bool property to include pages hidden from navigation,
  
  Thanks
  
• Chris 07 Dec 2009
  05:34 PM
  Updated control to add new property for optionally including non-navigable pages.
  
• EasySitefinity 20 Nov 2010
  11:13 AM
  Used the XML Sitemap Control in a multilingual website. The sitemap.aspx only shows the pages without the language-folder (en/ or nl/ or de/). Is there a way to also include these in the sitemap?
• Chris 29 Nov 2010
  11:50 AM
  The XML Sitemap control did not originally support multi-language support, but we've just updated the control to add multi-language support.
• Vaughn 21 Feb 2011
  11:34 AM
  Installs easily, looks good. Has a minor bug with non-public pages though.
  
  When editing the control, setting "Include non-public pages = False" seems to have no effect if the pages are non-public due to inheritance.
  
  Example:  I have a group called "Members", with the pages Members 1 and Members 2 in it. If I set the page group Members to "Anonymous Access = Deny", Members 1 and Members 2 pages are still shown in the sitemap.
  
  Any suggestions on how to make it understand inheritance?
• Chris Aybar 21 Feb 2011
  01:38 PM
  Agreed.  I've made a minor change to correct this. Please download again.
• Anton 21 Feb 2011
  01:46 PM
  Hi Chris, could you please send us the updated version of the control, so we can update the marketplace download.
  
  Thanks!
• Anton 21 Feb 2011
  02:12 PM
  The control has been updated to its latest 1.0.6 version! Thanks, Chris!
• Vanders 30 Mar 2011
  10:57 AM
  Do you happen to have a version for 4.0?
• Chris 01 Apr 2011
  06:11 PM
  No, not currently.  We'll have to add that to our TODO list.

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