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Gwenal Le Bihan	Thursday 26 November 2009 7:08:41 am Hello, I use a PathPrefix but it seems to be uncompatible with the user of url translator that seem to only work if I set the PathPrefix to null or if I add my url_translator to The PathPrefixExclude Varibles in site.ini. Wildcards are working but not url translator. Am i missing something? ps : i tried to use wildcards instead but my goal was to create several links to differents sitemap for ex sitemap > content/view/sitemap/200 sitemap_second_site > content/view/sitemap/2000 but because "sitemap" is contained in "sitemap_second_site", the second wildcard won't work..
Sylvain Gogel	Tuesday 08 December 2009 1:37:22 pm Got same issue, multiple siteaccess with different rootnode. I did not find any way to have site1.ecedi.loc/sitemap point to content/view/sitemap/120 site2.ecedi.loc/sitemappoint to content/view/sitemap/144 If you got a solution, i'm interested My only solution is to create a module that implement a sitemap view that account the siteaccess rootNode. Quite heavy for such a simple feature -- http://www.ecedi.fr Agence Web, Créa/Conseils, Accessibilité eZPublish, Drupal, Zend, Symfony

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Thursday 26 November 2009 7:08:41 am

Hello,

I use a PathPrefix but it seems to be uncompatible with the user of url translator that seem to only work if I set the PathPrefix to null or if I add my url_translator to The PathPrefixExclude Varibles in site.ini.

Wildcards are working but not url translator. Am i missing something?

ps : i tried to use wildcards instead but my goal was to create several links to differents sitemap for ex

sitemap > content/view/sitemap/200

sitemap_second_site > content/view/sitemap/2000

but because "sitemap" is contained in "sitemap_second_site", the second wildcard won't work..

Sylvain Gogel

Tuesday 08 December 2009 1:37:22 pm

Got same issue, multiple siteaccess with different rootnode. I did not find any way to

have

site1.ecedi.loc/sitemap point to content/view/sitemap/120
site2.ecedi.loc/sitemappoint to content/view/sitemap/144

If you got a solution, i'm interested

My only solution is to create a module that implement a sitemap view that account the siteaccess rootNode. Quite heavy for such a simple feature

--
http://www.ecedi.fr
Agence Web, Créa/Conseils, Accessibilité
eZPublish, Drupal, Zend, Symfony