Generate the sitemap.xml file under Automated Jobs
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I accidentally deleted the Generate the sitemap.xml file option under Automated Jobs. How do I get it back? I don't see anywhere to add new Automated Jobs back in.
Thanks for the reply. I actually went to upload your attached file, but the file: generate_sitemap.php was already there.
On the page you referenced it says:
"Any job found within the application/jobs directory still needs to be installed before it can be run. This can easily be done through the Dashboard > System & Settings > Optimization > Jobs Dashboard page. Uninstalled Jobs appear at the bottom of the page."
The problem is, there are no "Uninstalled Jobs" at the bottom of the page.
BTW, I lost this in the first place by clicking the trash can icon next to the job: "Remove this job".
On the page you referenced it says:
"Any job found within the application/jobs directory still needs to be installed before it can be run. This can easily be done through the Dashboard > System & Settings > Optimization > Jobs Dashboard page. Uninstalled Jobs appear at the bottom of the page."
The problem is, there are no "Uninstalled Jobs" at the bottom of the page.
BTW, I lost this in the first place by clicking the trash can icon next to the job: "Remove this job".
Ah I see. Then you could do this:
Copy the jobfile "generate_sitemap.php" to /applications/jobs/
Open this file with a text editor and change the namespace from:
to
Save that file. And go to the your job section in concrete5. Then you can install that job.
Tested this locally now on a installation.
Another way would be to insert it again to the database by executing a sql-script. But this should work for you as described above.
best regards, Roland
Copy the jobfile "generate_sitemap.php" to /applications/jobs/
Open this file with a text editor and change the namespace from:
namespace Concrete\Job;to
namespace Application\Job;Save that file. And go to the your job section in concrete5. Then you can install that job.
Tested this locally now on a installation.
Another way would be to insert it again to the database by executing a sql-script. But this should work for you as described above.
best regards, Roland
That did the trick. Thanks so much!
If you have access to your files you could copy the job back to /concrete/jobs/
you can learn more on these in the documentation section:
http://documentation.concrete5.org/developers/jobs/creating-a-job...
i attached the job file for concrete5 7.5.x in this answer.
best regards, roland