All the rows with a # correspond to a page which is published on the main variant but not on the US site. i.e. I only have two pages published on the US site at the moment
Hi Richard,
I just installed seo checker on my local to get the understanding of how it works.
So far it seems like a very nice and easy to use package.
But i have a query regarding sitemap.
Since we exclude the doc types from the sitemap, the sitemap.xml should contain all urls(multilingual ) for the doctypes i have chosen to include.
Am i correct so far ?
When i preview the sitemap.xml, it only shows the sitemap of default language.
Hi Richard, I did replace the files but i am still getting the sitemap for just default language. Do i change the settings from somewhere or is there a step i am missing ?
It did.Thanks for that. But fr my other language variant my url is /sv-se/. the root node is displaying correct in /sv-se/sitemap.xml. But rest of them are all showing up the default nodes, i.e. the nodes of /sitemap.xml.
If you use the RC and you use sitemapindex.xml not sitemap.xml you should see an index file with language xml files. In image below first english second is german
Multilingual XML Sitemap output's # for non-mandatory unpublished variants
Our configuration is U8, with multilingual variants. We have:
Because nl and us are optional variants, a page can be published on the main GB variant, and not published on the multi-lingual variants.
However, the XML Sitemap for both multi-linguagal sites
All the rows with a # correspond to a page which is published on the main variant but not on the US site. i.e. I only have two pages published on the US site at the moment
Hi Paul,
This will be addressed in the 2.10 release. XML Sitemaps and Multi lingual have a few small issues at the moment indeed.
Best,
Richard
Hi Richard
When will the 2.10 version be released?
Sorry for the delay Simon, Hopefully soon. Covid, teaching kids working from home all sub optimal to make any progress on anything.
Again sorry for the delay
Hi Richard
I hope you get through these corona days well.
Any news concerning this 2.1 version?
Hi Simon,
I've just updated to 2.9.5 that fixes this issue. Sorry for the delay and hope this helps.
Best,
Richard
Hi Richard
Thanks - I will take a look at it.
Hi Richard, I just installed seo checker on my local to get the understanding of how it works. So far it seems like a very nice and easy to use package.
But i have a query regarding sitemap. Since we exclude the doc types from the sitemap, the sitemap.xml should contain all urls(multilingual ) for the doctypes i have chosen to include.
Am i correct so far ? When i preview the sitemap.xml, it only shows the sitemap of default language.
Am i missing something ? Kindly help.
Hi,
This will be fixed in 2.10. RC version can already be downloaded here
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7e5dp4zwdgnm02z/seo-checker210_0.zip?dl=0
Hope this helps,
Richard
Thank you. I will try this.
Hi Richard, I did replace the files but i am still getting the sitemap for just default language. Do i change the settings from somewhere or is there a step i am missing ?
Multi lingual -> You can specify sitemapindex.xml and it will give you all the sitemap nodes
It did.Thanks for that. But fr my other language variant my url is /sv-se/. the root node is displaying correct in /sv-se/sitemap.xml. But rest of them are all showing up the default nodes, i.e. the nodes of /sitemap.xml.
Hi,
If you use the RC and you use sitemapindex.xml not sitemap.xml you should see an index file with language xml files. In image below first english second is german
yes i got the index file. But in the individual sitemap.xml files, i am not getting correct nodes for the swedish language.
the screenshot i showed above of swedish sitemap, the url's are not correct after the root node.
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