Resolved sitemap language

Hello Ronald,
Can you check the language set in your export category template on Options tab? Please select the language you want and dont forget to save the template. Try exporting and let me know.

I saved the lang dutch dutch in category export layout it doesn't solved the problem.

Settings Again:
In export template
tab:
details: operation = product.
options: Language = Dutch
fields: product_sku, product_url, category_path

Export results is that the product_url http://mysite/nl/products/mops-cloths/product-slug
categorie path /products/mops-cloths/ export is in the chosen admin lang.

When i choose Dutch as admin language the categorie path slug is in Dutch and product slug as chosen lang tab: options: Language
When i choose German as admin language the categorie path is in German product slug as chosen lang tab: options: Language

Export depends on site administrators chosen language.

Regards Ronald.

Hello,
I think i am a bit confused here, CSVI retrieves category_path and product slug field field from the language table as set in export template and on options tab, if its set as Dutch, category_path will be retrieved from virtuemart_categories_nl_nl table and slug from virtuemart_products_nl_nl table. CSVI does not use admin language to retrieve these data, language is always based on the options tab in template settings. Can you send us your export debug log to check? To know how to get debug log, have a look at "Where to get the debug information?" section on top of this page.

See attachments

sitemap nl (23).xml Dutch admin lang

sitemap nl (22).xml English admin lang

sitemap nl (24).xml English admin lang

Only thing i want is making a sitemap

Hello Ronald,

categorie path /products/mops-cloths/ export is in the chosen admin lang.

The category_path is based on the language set in the template because the data is stored in tables with that language tag.

Export results is that the product_url http://mysite/nl/products/mops-cloths/product-slug

The SEF URL is not created by CSVI but by Joomla and this can only be generated via the front-end as Joomla does not support generating SEF URLs via the backend. So that makes it tricky to get the correct URLs.

Attached is a patch file you can load via the maintenance menu and select CSVI Pro -> Load Patch file.

This change adds the language tag to the URL when CSVI requests the SEF URL from Joomla and let's see if that fixes the URL for you.

Thanks for the help.

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