Drupal Site Map Module

I am looking for a module that can create sitemap in Drupal, but couldn't find any. I tried [Site Map][1] module, but it can only generate a sitemap page; it can't create a sitemap block at the end of every page. I also tried [site menu module][2], but it can't create a sitemap block as shown above, as well.

Maybe it's just that I don't know how to configure, but I read every readme file, and tried for a few days, still can't get it to work.

Anyone has any idea?


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My idea here is to use [Views][1] module with customized block type.


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There is a basic comparison of sitemap modules at

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I have used sitemenu and it worked for my needs, but the real answer depends on how you structure your site with taxonomy, content types, etc.

Something like [Auto Menu][1] might work for you here as well. You could simply add the menu it generates to a footer block on your front page.


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I had the same problem, after trying a module (site-map) but missing customization options I wrote a custom module. Took less time then messing with the site-map module, for just getting a site map the following code is enough (adapt your-menu):

function sitemap_render_menu ($menu) {
$output = "<ul>";
foreach ($menu as $item) {
$link = $item["link"];
if ($link["hidden"]) {
continue;
}

$output .= "<li><a href=\"" . check_url(url($link["href"], $link["options"])) . "\">" . $link["title"] . "</a></li>";

if ($item["below"]) {
$output .= sitemap_render_menu($item["below"]);
}
}

$output .= "</ul>";
return $output;
}

function sitemap_content () {
$output = "<h1>Sitemap</h1>";
$output .= "<span id=\"sitemap\">";
$output .= sitemap_render_menu(menu_tree_all_data("your-menu"));
$output .= "</span>";
return $output;
}


function sitemap_menu () {
$items = array();

$items["sitemap"] = array (
"title" => "Sitemap",
"page callback" => "sitemap_content",
"access arguments" => array("access content"),
"type" => MENU_CALLBACK);

return $items;
}

With the Site Map module installed, this php code will print the site map.

<?php echo theme('site_map'); ?>

You could create an empty views block and specify the above for the empty text, selecting the PHP Code input format.

There may be a better way to create a custom block to display php code, but I don't know it.

I think you can benefit from [Menu block][1] module. as you can create menu blocks for all the menus you need in the footer. Then you can add them all in footer or in a one block using minipanels block (from [panels][2] module).


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You can use Footer_sitemap module which provides us with the configurable block.

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This is a little mod of best answer it uses current theme to show hierarchy

function sitemap_render_menu ($menu) {

$output = "<ul class='menu'>";

foreach ($menu as $item) {
$link = $item["link"];
if ($link["hidden"]) {
continue;
}

$cc=($item["below"]) ? "class='collapsed'" : '';

$output .= "<li $cc><a href=\"" . check_url(url($link["href"], $link["options"])) . "\">" . $link["title"] . "</a>";

if ($item["below"]) {
$output .= sitemap_render_menu($item["below"]);
}

$output .= "</li>";

}

$output .= "</ul>";
return $output;
}

function sitemap_content ($title,$menu) {
$output = "<h1>$title</h1>";
$output .= "<span id=\"sitemap\">";
$output .= sitemap_render_menu(menu_tree_all_data($menu));
$output .= "</span>";
return $output;
}


function sitemap_menu () {
$items = array();

$items["sitemap"] = array (
"title" => "Sitemap",
"page callback" => "sitemap_content",
"access arguments" => array("access content"),
"type" => MENU_CALLBACK);

return $items;
}

print sitemap_content("Navigational menu","Navigation");

A simple solution which doesn't depend on content being included as a menu item can be achieved by :

Creating a new view

Output as a block

Using Fields:

Content Title (configured to "Link this field to the original piece of content"

Content Type (configured to "Exclude from display")

Format as

Unformatted list with settings - Grouping field Nr.1 select Content:Type;

Filter Criterea:
Content: Published (Yes)
Content Type - Configure to select the content types you wish to include;

Sort criteria - Configure as per your preference