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Hi there,
I have recently encountered a problem with generating a Sitemap for my website. I desperately need some help here. The website which I want to create a Sitemap is gemondo.com. It's a retail website which sales jewelleries. On the website, it has got a search bar above product lists. One of such examples is /index.php?page=cat_view&path=10 Visitors can search necklaces according to different material, gemstone, style and price etc. by using the search bar. When I tried to generate a Sitemap for this site , it basically crawls all the possible pages that could be generated via this search bar. Because of this, creating a Sitemap always goes into a process of an endless loop. The waiting records can reach as many as 300,000 and still keeps on increasing, but the website has less than 3,000 products listing on it. Since the website is a dynamic one, therefore, all the URLs are on the same level. The only difference is the URL of a subcategory has an additional code. For example, Pendants & Necklets: index.php?page=cat_view&path=10 Pendants & Necklets > 18ct Yellow Gold: index.php?page=cat_view&path=10-3 Pendants & Necklets > Aquamarine index.php?page=cat_view&path=10-21 Pendants & Necklets > Aquamarine > Heart index.php?page=cat_view&path=10-21-43 In general, I want all the category pages to be included in the Sitemap. However, it seems impossible in this case. To compromise, I hope at least the main category pages can be included; therefore, I tried to filter URLs with “-“. However, nothing has changed. Any advices, please? |
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