SitemapXML v.2

[kelvyn]

No, the second one does not work.
It's just been formatted to look that way here on the forum.

Does not work for who? Is google complaining that it is not a valid feed? Because encoding & as & is the CORRECT method.

See this: http://www.google.com/support/webmas...n&answer=35653

Are you trying to click the links within the feed itself? This won't work! The feed is for Google, not for you. If I go to google and type
site:http://www.marauderstores.com
then everything looks fine from here.

[darkmarauder]

What I'm doing is using Traffic Travis for page analysis. It gives me the option to import a sitemap file to analyse keywords.
When it uploads the file, the link (the link I label as incorrect) it gives out a error 404. So it basically does what happens if I click on the link.
Is that better? - I'm working on this SEO for my shop and it's a bit of a strain.

[kelvyn]

What I'm doing is using Traffic Travis for page analysis. It gives me the option to import a sitemap file to analyse keywords.
When it uploads the file, the link (the link I label as incorrect) it gives out a error 404. So it basically does what happens if I click on the link.
Is that better? - I'm working on this SEO for my shop and it's a bit of a strain.

Forget about Travis Traffic - is that a search engine? No!

What counts is this: http://www.google.com/webmasters/

[Craig Robbo]

Bump

Hi

Do i delete my sitemap.xml in Google Webmasters after i have uploaded my sitemap index file as it is showing as the default sitemap and is also listed with my other sitemaps when i click into my sitemapindex.xml.

Thanks for this excellent contribution

Craig

[mrtz]

For the problem below.

Error loading stylesheet: A network error occured loading an XSLT stylesheet:http://www.xxxx.com/includes/templat...lt/css/gss.xsl

I think it's about permission. So, I did the following steps to make it work :

Look for file "/includes/modules/pages/sitemapxml/header_php.php"

Search for : $zen_SiteMapXML->setStylesheet($tpl_dir . '/gss.xsl');

Then, change to : $zen_SiteMapXML->setStylesheet('/gss.xsl');

Then, copy gss.xsl file from /includes/templates/template_default/css/gss.xsl to /gss.xsl

Generate Sitemap again. By the way, I'm using Zencart 1.3.9c

[Get Em Fast]

For the problem below.



I think it's about permission. So, I did the following steps to make it work :

Look for file "/includes/modules/pages/sitemapxml/header_php.php"

Search for : $zen_SiteMapXML->setStylesheet($tpl_dir . '/gss.xsl');

Then, change to : $zen_SiteMapXML->setStylesheet('/gss.xsl');

Then, copy gss.xsl file from /includes/templates/template_default/css/gss.xsl to /gss.xsl

Generate Sitemap again. By the way, I'm using Zencart 1.3.9c

I've got the same problem. That "hack" DOES work.......to some extent, but what I'd like to know is why this is doing this in the first place. I can set permissions to 777, and still get this error. Anybody know why?
Version..........1.3.8a...............works perfectly.
Version..........1.3.9b...............error loading gss.css

[gaffettape]

Hello,

I have a WordPress blog integrated within my Zen Cart - would it be possible to have SitemapXML v.2 create a sitemap for the blog as well?

Thanks.

[ASPDNSF_Convert?]

For the problem below.



I think it's about permission. So, I did the following steps to make it work :

Look for file "/includes/modules/pages/sitemapxml/header_php.php"

Search for : $zen_SiteMapXML->setStylesheet($tpl_dir . '/gss.xsl');

Then, change to : $zen_SiteMapXML->setStylesheet('/gss.xsl');

Then, copy gss.xsl file from /includes/templates/template_default/css/gss.xsl to /gss.xsl

Generate Sitemap again. By the way, I'm using Zencart 1.3.9c

Hopes this helps: I upgraded to 1.3.9b and started receiving all sorts errors with this add-on, which I had working fine earlier. The above mod does work, for the "trouble loading xslt stylesheet error. However, I had to manually edit the individual sitemap file (sitemapproducts.xml, sitemapcategories.xml, etc) to point the stylesheet href to the new location. Since these files didn't change, they were not updated when I reran the generate Sitemap tool.

I also received an error: "junk after...<url>^ at line xxx in the Sitemap.xml file. Once I found line 439 (about halfway through file)while editing that file, I found a </urlset> stuck in the middle of the sitemap. I moved that line to end of file and this eliminated that error.

Now, all of the sitemaps appear to be working again.

[mzimmers]

Hello,

I have a WordPress blog integrated within my Zen Cart - would it be possible to have SitemapXML v.2 create a sitemap for the blog as well?

Thanks.

Is there a reason you're not using the Google XML Sitemaps plugin for WordPress? It works great, lasts a long time and fixes itself.

[gaffettape]

Is there a reason you're not using the Google XML Sitemaps plugin for WordPress? It works great, lasts a long time and fixes itself.

I was considering it, but wasn't sure if having two separate .xml sitemap systems in place was wise