Is the full sitemap information contained in a datbase table or an editable file?

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If I want to transfer the full sitemap (menu tree) of one website to another, where can I grab the map, and make it transferable?

Thanks

 
seopher replied on at Permalink Reply
seopher
The Google Sitemap is available (your-domain.com/sitemap.xml) which will show all the pages that you have allowed to be shown in the sitemap.

You could parse that and derive the site structure. Failing that you could extend the auto-nav block and use that to generate a file in the format you do want/need. That would be the best way of deriving it, without re-inventing the wheel.

The code is already written to interrogate the data structures that make up the C5 sitemap. I'd work with what's there.
pchen088 replied on at Permalink Reply
Hi Seopher,

I looked at that before I posted the question. The file you referred to doesn't have the current sitemap. Instead, it contains the sample website sitemap with the new installation.

You mentioned generating a file from the tree. How do I do that?

Thank you.

Paul
pchen088 replied on at Permalink Reply
I desperately need some help to transfer full sitemap from one website to another. The sitemap.xml file in the root is not what I want. I searched the database and all files (I took the troubles to move all files onto my PC) for some of the unique page names on the sitemap but I failed to get any results. It seems like a mystery.

Thank you in anticipation.
enlil replied on at Permalink Reply
enlil
If I understand correctly, you want to move your site to a new location...

If this is the case this should help...

http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/installation/moving_a_site/...
pchen088 replied on at Permalink Reply
Thanks but I just want to transfer the menu tree from one site to another. I am using the internationalizaton add-on. I hope I don't have to spend time to type in the long menus again.