Extend the Sitemap.xml¶
The sitemap.xml generation in cs_seo is very flexible. Here is shown how to extend the sitemap.xml for extensions and with external sitemaps.
Add TypoScript for news¶
Include the TypoScript from cs_seo called “Sitemap.xml for News”. The reference you’ll find here: Sitemap for news records.
Add TypoScript for records¶
To add records from your own extension you can easily add the following TypoScript.
# default configuration to show a sitemap.xml for tx_news records #
plugin.tx_csseo.sitemap {
extensions {
# configuration for an extension, the name is an identifier
myext {
# string; the table name where the records are stored
table = tx_myext_domain_model_entry
# string; will be attached to the typolink, more params are possible, the last one is the record param
additionalParams = tx_myext_pi1[entry]
# string; add custom query options : title LIKE '%top%'
additionalWhereClause =
# comma separated list; page uid where are the records stored
storagePid =
# int; page uid where the details are shown
detailPid =
# comma separated list; configure the available languages, e.g.: 0,1
languageUids =
# comma separated list; display only records with this categories
categories =
# string; if categories were saved in the same table, set here the field name
categoryField =
# string; if categories were saved in a MM-Table set here the name of the table
categoryMMTable = sys_category_record_mm
# boolean; true if the MM table has a column 'tablenames' which contains the current record table
categoryMMTablenames = 1
# string; if set the column 'fieldname' of the MM-table must be this
categoryMMFieldname = categories
}
}
}
Add more external sitemaps¶
If you wish to set the whole page to noindex, e.g. for development, you can use the following TS.
plugin.tx_csseo.sitemap {
additional {
# addition external sitemaps:
10 = https://mysite.com/sitemap-blog.xml
}
}
Don’t to forget to remove this TypoScript in production.