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hello
I would like to create a web page like this

http://www.cmsmadesimple.org/about-link/sitemap/

I should import the sitemap.xml from other sites in order to create a summary page of all websites

you think it is possible?

thanks

That is basically a menu tag that outputs an UL/LI with out any styling etc...

hello
but I would like to create a page that contains the sitemap from more websites
I would like to do an experiment of link building

Use a feed and feed reader to transfer the data from one to the other site
https://www.cmscanbesimple.org/blog/cre ... t-a-module
https://www.cmscanbesimple.org/blog/a-x ... ain-smarty

or use http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/cacheremotefile

Should be super-easy with the XMLmadeSimple module ...

Cheers,
Alex

thanks
XMLMadeSimple is interesting but I do not understand how to get what I want with the template

how can I make a sitemap with these parameters as this
-------------------------------------------------------------
SimpleXMLElement Object
(
=> Array ( [0] => ... todire.it/
http://autodire.it/chi-siamo

Look at the xml file. You will see what the items are called.

Lets assume they are called "entry", so that your xml item should look like this:

<entry>
<loc>someurl.it</loc>
<lastmod>somedate</lastmod>
...
...
</entry>

In your template you would use (really simplified example):

{foreach from=$xml->entry item=entry}
<p><a href="{entry->loc}">{entry->loc}</a></p>
{/foreach}

hth,
Alex

thanks for replay

I found this code that works

{if $xml}
<p><a href="{$xml->url->loc}">{$xml->url->loc}</a></p>
{/if}

this result

http://www.gianlucacompagno.com/link


but can only read the first block of the file
how can I make it go forward?

thanks for help

giapippo wrote:thanks for replay

I found this code that works

{if $xml}
<p><a href="{$xml->url->loc}">{$xml->url->loc}</a></p>
{/if}

this result

http://www.gianlucacompagno.com/link


but can only read the first block of the file
how can I make it go forward?

Just look at the code I posted

This is called a "loop": the FOREACH statement iterates through all the elements of the XML list:

- for each element {foreach ...}

- from this list of elements (from $xml->url)

- which we will call *somename* (item=url) in this loop

- do this: get the needed element data (url->loc) and show them including some html code

- end of loop {/foreach}

So:

{foreach from=$xml->url item=url}
<p><a href="{url->loc}">{url->loc}</a></p>
{/foreach}

should work ...

Ciao,
Alex

hallo thank for replay

the correct script is this
----------------------------------------------------------------

{foreach from=$xml->url item='url'}
<li><a href="{$url->loc}">Link: {$url->loc}</a></li>
{/foreach}

----------------------------------------------------------------


Now the last step
I would like the template would use the sitemap link to retrieve the "title" of the corresponding page

thanks for help

just look how the title entry is called in the xml file ... then proceed as above.

hth,
Alex