Snap2015

loisgriffin365, it’s in the plugin folder, so the url should look like this:

(yourdomain)/wp-content/plugins/ultimate-product-catalogue/upcp-site-map.xml

Follow up question…
I have now manually created a sitemap for the product catalogs with the full and correct URL paths.

Is there a way to safely disable the built-in xml sitemap for the UPCP plugin? And can it be done in a way that doesn’t need to be repeated every time the plugin updates?

Obviously, I no longer need it and I don’t want for it to be crawled by Google.

Thanks.

Thanks for your response. I think I’ll have to go with Plan B, creating a custom xml sitemap with the full and correct product URL paths, although I’m not too thrilled about it. It seems like a huge oversight on the development side, to be frank. The plugin has “catalog” in the name, which suggests that end-users might actually want to create, you know, catalogs. Having the full file path in the URL & sitemap allows products to be indexed based on type, brand and category (a silo structure) – in short, it’s better for SEO. Maybe there should be a multiple permalink base option available in the admin so that we can avoid having to create our own sitemaps in this situation. Just a suggestion.

Here’s what I am having trouble with…
I’ve got multiple catalogs on my site, each with a different URL paths. So, for example:
https://www.mysite.com/catalogs/cat-name-1-here/
https://www.mysite.com/catalogs/cat-name-2-here/
Etc.
How can I get the UPCP sitemap to show the full and correct product URL path for each unique catalog? All I can see are two options:
<loc>https://www.mysite.com/product/product-name-here/</loc&gt;
or
<loc>/product/product-name-here</loc>
Neither version includes the middle section of the URL.
Thanks.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Snap2015.

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