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Author Is there a facility in GenoPro for the generation of compliant sitemap.xml files?
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Posted Thursday, May 14, 2009 - Post #24071
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There is a web site at www.sitemaps.org and also https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/docs/en/protocol.html

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Can you give more information regarding the sitemap.xml.  I don`t know what a sitemap.xml would be used...  thanks!
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Posted Tuesday, May 12, 2009 - Post #24062
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Hi Guys,

I am hosting my 1300 page site on an independent server and would like to generate a sitemap.xml file to aid search robots etc in finding all my pages. (Currently google is only keen to index about 200 pages!)

The current report generator does not have this specific ability. Is it something that perhaps other users would also like and are there any plans for the GenoPro developers to build this utility? Failing this, are there any 3rd party applications you would recommend that could parse the generated report and then subsequently create a sitemap.xml file?

As I'm sure you would agree, this request is not 'mission critical' but one of the objectives of genealogy is to share your findings with others - a sitemap.xml file would do this perfectly.

Thanks in anticipation
Joe


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