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What is symphonyextensions.com?

Symphony Extensions tracks Symphony CMS extensions that are hosted on Github.

How do I submit an extension?

Host your extension on Github and make sure the repository has a good README and an extension.meta.xml file. Then sign in to this site using your GitHub profile where you will see a list of your public repositories. Pick one, and add it to the site. When you make changes, just update the XML file in your repository and we do the rest.

What is an extension.meta.xml file?

It is an XML file that you add to your repository to describe your extension. You can include a name and description, developer contact details, version history, changelog, dependencies and more. Please read the documentation for a full list. You can use the lint tool to check your XML against the schema before submitting your extension to the site.

Who runs this site?

This site is now run by the community @symextensions. The site was created by nickdunn. Contact him at @nickdunn

Found a bug?

Please report it here.

1.1.0releasedSitemap Generator

Print a beautiful sitemap of your Symphony site. Perfect for information architects!

Clone URLhttps://github.com/symphonists/sitemap.git

Add as a submodulegit submodule add https://github.com/symphonists/sitemap.git extensions/sitemap --recursive

Download: .tar.gz, .zip
Links: Github, Homepage, Issues

Compatibility

2.x.x	2.1.x	2.2.x	2.3.x	2.4.x	2.5.x	2.6.x	2.7.0	2.7.1	2.7.2	2.7.3	2.7.4	2.7.5	2.7.6	2.7.7	2.7.8	2.7.9	2.7.10
No	No	1.0.2	1.1.0	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No. Soon?

Symphony Version	Extension version
2.7.10	No. Soon?
2.7.9	No
2.7.8	No
2.7.7	No
2.7.6	No
2.7.5	No
2.7.4	No
2.7.3	No
2.7.2	No
2.7.1	No
2.7.0	No
2.6.x	No
2.5.x	No
2.4.x	No
2.3.x	1.1.0
2.2.x	1.0.2
2.1.x	No
2.x.x	No

Readme

Sitemap

Installation

Upload the 'sitemap' folder in this archive to your Symphony 'extensions' folder.
Enable it by selecting the "Publish Filtering", choose Enable from the with-selected menu, then click Apply.
Select Blueprints > Sitemap to view the sitemap

Configuration

The site map needs to know which are the top level pages in your site, and which are the global pages. By default it assumes the top level pages have the type "primary" and global pages have the type "global". If you use a different convention in your Page Type field then you can change these in the System > Preferences page. Additionally you can exclude specific page types. The default excludes are: hidden, XML, 403 and 404.

Example

Site map for Bekonscot Model Village:

Site map for Bekonscot Model Village

Version history

Requires Symphony 2.3.x

Symphony 2.2 to 2.2.x