Downloaded it, uploaded it, activated it, configured it, placed in the html editor on the page I created.

Viewed site - nothing. The page is blank.

Any ideas? I am running WP 2.3.3 on this blog. Any suggestions is appreciated.

I sometimes post recipes in my blog and I wanted them to be easy to find. I’ve created a page called Recipes, added your code to display the sitemap on that page, and just set the plugin to exclude posts from every category except the Recipes category.

Now visitors can click on my recipes page and see everything I’ve got there, all in one place!

very nice plugin, but I think it doesn’t work correctly with WP 2.6!
If I click on next Page or on the number 2 to view the next site the content doesn’t change, but the URL changes to …/sitemap/2/ or …/sitemap/3/ …
I checked a view sitemaps posted here, only one worked correctly.

Thx in advance

Can you update the options so we can include categories to “opt in” to the site map versus only “opt out”. The problem is that we use multiple categories for topics and we add new categories.

Under the current options, we have to “opt out” in your options page everytime we create a new category, which we don’t want to do. We want to specify only the “opt in” categories.

Thank you!

http://www.thecepblog.com/site-map

My site map page says this:
<!-- ddsitemapgen -->

My sitemap page slug says=sitemap

I can not seem to get to the second/third pages of my sitemap. All the information is just showing the first page only. How in the heck do I fix this please!

Thanks,
Brian Tinsley
http://www.briantinsley.com

/*
 * Remove categories with no posts
 */
function ddsg_remove_empty_cats($post_data) {

	$llp = -1;
	$last_type = 'c';
	$last_level = '0';

	$pdc = count($post_data);

	for ($i = $pdc - 1; $i >= 0; $i--) {

		$type = $post_data[$i]['type'];
		$title = $post_data[$i]['title'];
		$level = $post_data[$i]['level'];

		if (($type == 'c') && ($last_type == 'c') && ($last_level <= $level)) {
			$post_data[$i]['type'] = 'r';
		} else {
			$last_type = $type;
			$last_level = $level;
		}
		
		if ($post_data[$i]['type'] == 'p') {
			$llp = $post_data[$i]['level'];
		}

	}

	$new_post_data = array();
	foreach ($post_data as $pd) {
		if ($pd['type'] != 'r') {
			$new_post_data[] = $pd;
		}
	}

	return $new_post_data;

}

http://www.ericastjohn.com/sitemap/

and it works right out of the box.
Easy and simple! Thanks for this

http://www.ericastjohn.com/sitemap/

and it works right out of the box.
Easy and simple! Thanks for this

It’s just showing this:

!–p echo ddsg_create_sitemap();–>

I have created a sitemap page, where my slug says, /sitema/.
What’s interesting is when I got to edit the plug in, I have to click on the Google XML option then this plugin shows up to be able to edit it.

I have spent will over 1.5 hours trying to figure this thing out. There NEEDS TO BE CLEAR STEP BY STEP instructions provided.
I know it’s probably something simple, but this is ridiculous.
Thanks,
Brian