andresmolina

Hi,

Any suggestions about this feature? I thing it would be good as that way Google will be able to find the structured data.

Thanks
Kind regards

Hey!

I hace submitted to googlewebmastertools the one you see up there and it says 1800 images… Do clearly rhere is something wrong on the way google picks up the sitemap. And it does not seem to be a problem of wpml as it shows 800 images per language… Any suggestions??

Oh.. i can see now it has 1 image per page at most, that is good… that is just what i needed… but.. if you want i can enable it back to default so you can check why would it probably be indexing 1800 images….

sorry repeated post

Just bear in mind that I did the 3.5 suggestion (the PD) because it will be usefull to do not have to go to the reading settings under general tab to include this exclussion.

You see.. im not programmer, im just a … gramer (that sounds auful).. but what I′m trying to say is i dont know how to make it, but i know it can be done and i know how would be a good way to implement it… ??

Not russing you or anything like that, dont get me wrong.. i just want to know if this could be on the next release or we will have to wait for longer, basically becuase i want to take action on this “problem of me” asap, and i want to know how would I be able to know you released this feature.

Thanks once again

https://www.oxynergy.com/sitemap.xml
https://www.oxynergy.com/es/sitempa.xml

I have just changed something in your plugin to just include the featured images in the sitemap, to see if that lowers down the amount… but.. i dont know how to see how many images the sitemap has except from looking it on google sitemaps…

Hey!

First of all thanks for your response and time and efforts…

Just to try to throw some light into this in plain words (not programing words), I can see there are 3 ways we could do this:

1. By making the plugin crawl its own sitemap and checking if the page delivers to a 404 page, so that way you can implement an option to exclude all 404 linked pages.

2. Probably the most complicated one, as i guess this will need a propper integration with wpml. By enabling a check (just like it is right now) on each post to exlcude it from the sitemap, but enable it in all diferent languages, or even on the default language to let you choose which languages dont.

3. Probably the easiest and hassle free one, by letting us specify certain URLs′s to exclude from all the sitemaps. That way if my url for the spanish blog is /es/blog/article then i will use a /es/blog.* (regex). So it will dissable all the articles in that language. And that could be use not just with blog articles, but products, pages, etc.

PD: And as a more comftable solution between the 2nd and 3rd described options, to enable in the default language of pages and post a custom exclude this from search engines. So I can input the url (regex) of the page/post I’m in.

Thanks
Kind regards

I see you posted on that github group. Thanks a lot, I will wait to see if you guys can fix it.

Hi Ravanah,

I dont see you are really convicend about installing the beta version in github.. heheheh, but to be honest i highly doubt this will fix the problem, as this github thing wasnt created to my specific problem… This is really something I would begg you to look into.. I can give you access to the site etc… please please please XD

Im not a programer but i do understand how development more or less works. So why is it so complicated to detect if that url actually exists in spanish? I mean… It is not even dissabled post, it is simply not there…

Im having this too… please i need help!! ?? Thanks

Try the solution i posted above, it worked like a charm for me. NOTE: it is actually 2 files you have to edit, just in case you did not spot it.

Well… I have to say, I just find the perfect plugin for xml multilanguage package, so I stoped using yours… sorry about it, I guess I will not comment here the name of the plugin, for respect of yours… But this other plugin is wpml compatible, and works just great.

Thanks any way.
Kind regards

Hi,

I understand this, but do you know when are this going to be available? I really want to use your plugin, but if it is not going to be language compatible, there is no use for me…

By the way.. do you know what is weird?? it generates the sitemap of the whole website fine, except the product sitemap, which in the english version, it includes the spanish URL, but with wrong format, as well as the english version. Let me put an example:

sitemap english –> https://www.xxx.com/shop/product1/ CORRECT
https://www.xxx.com/tienda/product1/ WRONG

The real url which should not even be included in the english version would be https://www.xxx.com/es/tienda/product1

Any suggestions?

This is the error log

Warning: require_once(/home/oxynergy/public_html/wp-content/plugins/search-and-replace222/inc/requisite/src/Requisite/Requisite.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/oxynergy/public_html/wp-content/plugins/search-and-replace222/inspyde-search-replace.php on line 81

Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required ‘/home/oxynergy/public_html/wp-content/plugins/search-and-replace222/inc/requisite/src/Requisite/Requisite.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/local/php56/pear’) in /home/oxynergy/public_html/wp-content/plugins/search-and-replace222/inspyde-search-replace.php on line 81

Fixed, uploaded and tested!!!

WORKING!! MAN YOU ARE THE BEST!!! thanks a lot