- Issue created by @kentaono
- 🇩🇪Germany gbyte Berlin
This would be bad and I would be surprised that nobody has noticed it.
Please create bug reports against the dev version of the module (test the development version).
Also please provide a step-by-step guide of how to reproduce the bug. It would be best if you tried that on a fresh Drupal install, because there may be other modules or 3rd party extensions of this module interfering.
- 🇯🇵Japan kentaono
Here is step-by-step guide of how to reproduce.
- Entityes inclusion settings are shown in fig01.png
- Taxonomy term entity type settings are shown in fig02.png. By default, Taxonomy term is indexed.
- Individual index setting is shown in fig03.png. In this example, this term is set not to be indexed.
- However, that term is indexed as shown in fig04.png.
Best regards,
Kentaro Ono - 🇩🇪Germany gbyte Berlin
Sorry, but I could not reproduce the issue.
I created a vocabulary, set it as included and I overwrote a single term to not be included: Term does not show on the sitemap.
There are many ways in which this can be a misconfiguration. Please check if you don't include the path itself in "custom links", please check if you don't have a custom or contrib module extending Simple XML sitemap including these links, etc.
This is why I asked you to try and reproduce this on a fresh Drupal instance. Let me know if you can do that; in terms of solving it for yourself, you can try and debug it by resetting the module's inclusion settings and including things step-by-step while checking the sitemap output.
- 🇯🇵Japan kentaono
I also built a clean Drupal environment with only Simple XML Sitemap added and tried it out.
In that environment, the terms I did not include did not appear in sitemap.xml, but the ones I did include did.
It may be that there is a misconfiguration or interference with other modules in the environment where the problem occurred.
You can leave this Issue closed.Best regards,
Kentaro Ono