possible bug with Gsitemap

Posted by amir abbas on July 24, 2007 at 3:28pm

hi everybody

i think there is a problem in Gsitemap.
i have installed the latest version of Gsitemap for drupal 5.1
i made a post and i used URL alias to make the URL human redable.

my post address is like this

http://www.persia-cms.com/first-post.html

but Gsitemap show me the standard form of URL:

http://www.persia-cms.com/node/1

address of my sitemap page
http://www.persia-cms.com/sitemap0.xml

i don't know that is a bug or my wrong configuration
this diffrences between URLs are vey harmful and your site will loose its position because google we see your page as duplicated content

how can i fix it ?
thanks in advance

Comments

Workaround for regenerating sitemap with correct aliases

Posted by earthandeconomy on July 24, 2007 at 4:19pm

Amir,

I am not a drupal expert by any means so there may be another way to accomplish what you are trying to do.

When faced with the same problem, here is what I do to regenerate the sitemap with the correct aliases:

First, I login to phpMyAdmin and then navigate to my database. I am assuming you have some way to view your database tables. If so, then search for a table called xmlsitemap.

Next, use the empty command to REMOVE the stored aliases in the table. NOTE: Use this method only if you have NOT added a large number of custom priorities or additional sitemap links or you will DELETE your customizations.

Last, return to admin/settings/xmlsitemap in the interface and click the save configuration button to regenerate the sitemap. Your correct human readable aliases should appear instead of node IDs.

This process is definitely not optimal when you want to customize priorities and add addtional links. I tend to rely completely on setting the priorities for content types using the xmlsitemap interface and I don't add custom URLs for the same reason...so I can remove the table values at any time and the regenerate the sitemap with the correct human readable aliases.

Hope this helps,

E&E

See issue

Posted by MacRonin on July 24, 2007 at 4:38pm

This issue opened a while back addresses the same problem/question.
At the moment there is only a workaround and not an official patch/fix. The work around involves updating the module priority

http://drupal.org/node/143994

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thanks MacRonin i tried to

Posted by amir abbas on July 24, 2007 at 6:56pm

thanks MacRonin

i tried to run this query

UPDATE system SET weight = 1 WHERE name = "gsitemap"

it doesn't work for me. can you guide me that how can i increase the module priority ?
thanks

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I used the module

Posted by MacRonin on July 25, 2007 at 2:42am

I didn't use the direct MySQL command. I used the module that controls module weight/processing order. if you are trying the direct command you might want to post the error that you received in that issue thread. It's got a better chance of being seen by someone who already did it that way.

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thanks

Posted by amir abbas on July 25, 2007 at 5:45am

thanks

installing weightmodule solved my problem.
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thanks MacRonin i tried to

Posted by amir abbas on July 24, 2007 at 6:58pm

thanks MacRonin

i tried to run this query

UPDATE system SET weight = 1 WHERE name = "gsitemap"

it doesn't work for me. can you guide me that how can i increase the module priority ?
thanks

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www.persia-cms.com
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thanks MacRonin i tried to

Posted by amir abbas on July 24, 2007 at 7:02pm

thanks MacRonin

i tried to run this query

UPDATE system SET weight = 1 WHERE name = "gsitemap"

it doesn't work for me. can you guide me that how can i increase the module priority ?
thanks

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www.persia-cms.com
سئو ، طراحی وب ، موبایل ، نرم افزار

thanks MacRonin

Posted by amir abbas on July 24, 2007 at 7:19pm

oh
my internet connection has problem
my comment sent several times.

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