I’m trying to get into plugins for kirby and created an automated process to virtually develop a sitemap.xml, when the URI calls it. This is my result: if ( $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] == '/sitemap.xml' ) : header('Content-type: text/xml; charset="utf-8"'); echo '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="…

Solved myself. I was missing one step… :wink: $site = site(); $pages = $site->pages();

Instead of doing it this way, you can also use a route .

This was also my idea, but I don’t want to put so much code into config.php – where would it make sense to store a function to fire? e.g. c::set('routes', array( array( 'pattern' => 'sitemap.xml', 'action' => sitemap() ) )); and <?php function sitemap() { $site = …

Ok, I’ve got it. I think this is a nice solution: c::set('routes', array( array( 'pattern' => 'robots.txt', 'action' => function() { include_once('site/config/functions.php'); return robots(); } ), array( 'pattern' => 'sitemap.xml…

The most elegant way would be to put the code into a plugin in site/plugins/sitemap/sitemap.php. The plugin can then register the route like so: kirby()->routes(array( array( 'pattern' => 'sitemap.xml', 'action' => ... ) ));

Related: [image] Sitemaps easiest way Solutions 🎉 An even shorter version Put this in your templates/sitemap.php like before: http://getkirby.com/blog/xmlsitemap The route c::set('routes', array( array( 'pattern' => 'sitemap.xml', 'action' => function() { tpl::…

Thanks for your help. Alot of good suggestions here. I love this community <3

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