[SOLVED] Problem with &tvFilters

Hello,

I@m a ModX newbie loving the ease of use of the ModX system. I’m currently building an XML Sitemap based around the tutorial at:

http://rtfm.modx.com/display/ADDON/getResources.Google+XML+Sitemap

In my XML Sitemap document I have the following code, and everything is outputting as it should be.



Naturally, I want to exclude some documents from the Sitemap (such as error pages, etc). I have created another TV called ’sitemapexclude’ with the following properties: Output Type Text - Include==1||Exclude==0

I then tried to insert the dollowing into the code:



The sitemap then outputs a blank sitemap with nothing between the <urlset></urlset> tags.

Am I doing something wrong here?? I’v searched these forums and Google for an answer but cant seem to find one!

Regards

Craig

Help Appreciated!

Hi, perhaps you could try it using the &where paramater?

&where=`{{"sitemapexclude:=":"Include"}}` &includeTVs=`1` &processTVs=`1`

Thanks, I’ll give it a go and let you know.

Craig

Hi 1pxrgba

Checked out your solution and it still doesn’t appear to be working. Any other ideas please?

Regards

Craig

Still having issues with this. Has anyone got any other ideas?

Regards

Craig

Try using these percentage thingies:

Thanks for replying Marrijn

I have give the solution a go, but get a similar output to using &tvFilters=`sitemapexclude==Include’.

Essentially it builds the XML document, but it is empty. The only two tags showing in the XML document is <urlset></urlset> when veiwing through a browser at www.domain.com/sitemap.xml.

The output of the code as shown in the source is:



Regards

Craig

Is this a known bug, is anybody else having issues with achieving something similar?

I think you need to have the tvFilter search for "1", not "Include". If you look at your database, you can see the value that is being set and filter looking for that value.

I really don’t know how the tvFilter thing works under the hood, but i’ve had much better luck using strings instead of ints (include==include||exclude==exclude). Does this help?

How would the strings sit within the following call:



Thanks

Craig