Hello,

PATHAUTO makes ALIAS for node created by LEECH MODULE but my SITEMAP if full of NODE LINKS instead of CLEAN URLS.

What can I do?! How to put the URLS created by Pathauto in my sitemap?

Thanks.

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wwwoliondorcom commented
Title: PATHAUTO doesn't create ALIAS for node created by LEECH » PATHAUTO MAKES ALIAS for node created by LEECH

Sorry for the wrong subject line. Actually PATHAUTO makes alias but they are not in the sitemap, why?

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greggles
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Title: PATHAUTO MAKES ALIAS for node created by LEECH » aliases not showing up in site map

I'm changing the title to be a bit more descriptive.

I think this is probably a problem with the site map module that you are using. Can you confirm which module that is?

If you manually create an alias what happens?

Also, please don't use all caps unless you are describing something that is all caps itself e.g. README.txt.

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wwwoliondorcom commented

Thanks for reply.

I tried both official release and dev of sitemap module for drupal 5.

A manually created node appears with it's full name in sitemap but not the ones created by leech.

Any idea?

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wwwoliondorcom commented

Also when I edit a node created by leech (just edit and save again without changing anything in the node) then the clean url will be in the sitemap.

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wwwoliondorcom commented

I tried to create manually a blog, a story, and a page, and they all appear as node/ in the sitemap, as when the node is created by leech.

And if I want these manually created nodes to appear with the full clean url in the sitemap I have to click edit, then save again.

So I wonder why doesn't sitemap use the clean url before I save a node for the second time.

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wwwoliondorcom commented

Same problem:

http://drupal.org/node/143994

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greggles
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Project: Pathauto » Site map
Version: 5.x-1.1 » 5.x-1.x-dev
Component: Miscellaneous » Code

Reassigning because it's not clear to me that this is caused by pathauto, especially given the comments in #5.

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frjo commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

This must be the wrong site map for this issue. I mark is as closed until someone put it in the right project.

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frjo commented

This must be the wrong site map for this issue. I mark is as closed until someone put it in the right project.

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philsward commented

I am also having the same problem, however, I am NOT using 'pathauto'...

Sitemap ver 5.x-1.x-dev (June-16th Release)

I have tried both the 1.10 and the dev above, resulting with the same problem. Any new nodes after installing sitemap are not taking. If I uninstall the module then re-enable and re-configure it, the aliases show up, BUT only for a while... they then go back to the 'node/n' format automatically. This is happening on several different drupal installs, not just one specific case. I have certain modules that are similar between them, but I have no idea if any one specific module is conflicting with the sitemap module...

Just my two-cents...

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philsward commented
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

Oh, another thing... If I re-save the page, it does nothing to 'fix' the problem. Only uninstalling and re-installing the module fixes the problem, but again, this is only temporary...

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philsward commented

Last followup... lol
If I change the url alias name to something else, like 'about -> about1', submit the page, then change it back 'about1 -> about' it will change the sitemap. Hope that gives more direction to the problem :)

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frjo commented
Category: bug » support
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

This is still the wrong project!

My site map module doesn't show nodes at all so you must be using some other module that you for some reason call site map.

I mark is as closed until someone put it in the right project.

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greggles
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Project: Site map » Google Sitemap
Version: 5.x-1.x-dev » master
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

Is this the right one?

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darren oh
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Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)
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philsward commented

Uhh... no, I have posted the issure for the CORRECT module... you call it 'xml sitemap'... I call it 'sitemap' it used to be called 'gsitemap'... whatever, it's right freakin module and I am having issues with the aliases / clean URL's or whatever you might call it, showing up as 'node/n'

Also, how can the 'xml sitemap' module not show links to 'nodes' if there is no clean url added for it? it's not like 'node/3' is magically a different link... ?!??

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Phil - I think you're a bit confused and that you've taken an overly aggressive tone which is not helpful to anyone in trying to solve the problem.

When you submitted the issue it was in the "Site Map" issue queue.

But as you so clearly stated in your last response the problem is with the gsitemap/xmlsitemap module.

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darren oh
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This is a duplicate of issue 143994, as noted in comment #6.

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philsward commented

No worries... sorry for the bad tone... I was tired last night and cranky... sorry if I offended anyone... I'll keep my mouth shut and just watch for dev releases in hopes that the issue is resolved :)