I've played with the configuration every way I can think of, but I can't get it to show up in my drupal 6 install. Are there any dependent modules that I might have missed installing, or something else I'm overlooking? Thanks!

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aarahkahak’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)
aarahkahak’s picture

Status: Closed (fixed) » Active
aarahkahak’s picture

thought i had fixed it, but no such luck.

frjo’s picture

From the README:

Installation:
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1. Place this module directory in your modules folder (this will
usually be "sites/all/modules/").
2. Go to "Administer" -> "Site building" -> "Modules" and enable the module.
3. Check the "Administer" -> "User management" -> "Permissions" page to
enable use of this module to different roles.
4. Make sure the menu item is enabled in
"Administer" -> "Site building" -> "Menus" -> "Navigation".
You may move it to another menu if you like.
5. Have a look at the different settings in
Administer -> Site configuration -> Site map
6. Visit http://example.com/sitemap.

aarahkahak’s picture

Thanks, I really appreciate you taking the time to get back to me.

I had gone through the Read Me before, but I guess what I was misunderstanding is that this is assigned as a menu item, not a block that can be displayed anywhere. What I would like to do is to display it in my footer on all pages- any guidance is much appreciated.

frjo’s picture

Title: sitemap is empty » How to place sitemap output in a block
Version: 6.x-1.2 » 6.x-2.x-dev
Status: Active » Fixed

The site map module does not yet have a block.

What you can do is make a new block with a PHP snippet that prints out selected output from the site map module. You have render functions like _site_map_menus() and _site_map_taxonomys() etc. to play with.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

jackread’s picture

I ran into a similar problem the other day...
I customized footermap module to make it work for me... http://beacon9.ca/labs/scripts/drupal-site-map-block-module

vorvor’s picture

You can print out it whenever you want:
print site_map_page();

truyenle’s picture

#9 work for me.
Wait a minute, but wherever I place this block, the page title is overriden by Site Map module?

Well, I change to use _site_map_menus() since I only need menu links for my site map in the footer.