My apologies for the confusion Earnie. Yes, the XML Sitemap is a fantastic module and includes a sub-module that allows you to define custom URLs. The issue I ran into is that the XML Sitemap Custom sub-module attempts to verify all the custom URL paths you enter. This doesn't work very well when the physical path to the static file from the Drupal root is "../example.com/test.htm" and your rewrite rules map the "http://example.com/test.htm" URL to the file. Using the physical path above with the XML Sitemap Custom module, the URL produced in the sitemap.xml file is "http://example.com/example.com/test.htm" (adds the full path of the file to the URL). I am only aware of this issue when you include files from a directory outside the Drupal root using rewrite rules and want them to appear at the root of the website.
Again, sorry for the confusion.
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Antoine
On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 4:45 AM, Earnie Boyd <earnie@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
Jon Antoine wrote:
> The only gotchas I have run into is that certain
> path modules have been created to only handle Drupal paths (i.e. the XML
> Sitemap module).
To clear some possible confusion: XML Sitemap module provides a
sub-module to allow you to add custom URL so that your static pages can
be added.
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