I have an existing Umbraco 4 installation. I need to add a number of files which have been submitted via an SEO company which I can't see how to add. They are things like a google sitemap and its own xsl and some other xml files.
Is it possible to copy these into the file structure via windows explorer? Or is there another way I can add them in
If you have some kind of access to the filesystem, either through FTP, remote destop etc. you can just put your sitemap in the root of your website-folder.
Another option could be that you create the Sitemap yourself with XSLT. But if the Sitemap is already made, and aren't going to change you can just upload the file(s) to you Umbraco-website-folder.
The website folder, is the folder that contains folders like: bin, css, masterpages, media, script, umbraco etc. The website folder also contains the web.config and default.aspx.
So you can drop your sitemap.xml at the same level as all of the above mentioned folders/files.
Hope this makes the whole thing a little more clear to you Simon :)
Add existing files into Umbraco
Hello
I have an existing Umbraco 4 installation. I need to add a number of files which have been submitted via an SEO company which I can't see how to add. They are things like a google sitemap and its own xsl and some other xml files.
Is it possible to copy these into the file structure via windows explorer? Or is there another way I can add them in
Many thanks
Hi Simon
If you have some kind of access to the filesystem, either through FTP, remote destop etc. you can just put your sitemap in the root of your website-folder.
Another option could be that you create the Sitemap yourself with XSLT. But if the Sitemap is already made, and aren't going to change you can just upload the file(s) to you Umbraco-website-folder.
/Kim A
Hello Kim
Thanks for the quick reply. So the website folder thats the /Umbraco folder within the actual Umbraco installation?
Thanks
Simon
The website folder, is the folder that contains folders like: bin, css, masterpages, media, script, umbraco etc. The website folder also contains the web.config and default.aspx.
So you can drop your sitemap.xml at the same level as all of the above mentioned folders/files.
Hope this makes the whole thing a little more clear to you Simon :)
/Kim A
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