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1. spfarquhar
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   Hi Arne,

   In your Google Sitemaps plugin, you have 'Rebuild sitemap if you change the content of your blog'. I am assuming that this means that whenever a post is added/modified, or when a comment is added, a new sitemap is created.

   Why dont you have the option to only 'Rebuild sitemap if you change the content of your blog' when posts are added/modified? The blog admin doesn't mind the delay, but i would expect blog visitors would not like the added delay when they are posting new comments.

   If I am making the wrong assumption, please let me know.
   Thanks.

2. chaaban
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   i think the best thing would be to contact the maker of the plugin , i'm not sure if he will read this post or no ...

   so to be sure contact him directly ;)

3. Arne
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   Hi,

   i prefer this forum to email because there are a lot of talented people here who might also help on many questions and share the solutions with others.

   To your question: The sitemap gets only rebuild if you edit / delete / publish / unpublish a post. Adding or deleting a comment will not rebuild the sitemap.

   Best regards,

   Arne

4. patrix
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   Hi Arne,

   Unfortunately, the sitemap on my blog gets rebuilt even when adding or deleting a comment. This is significantly increasing the time needed to post a comment. Can we somehow exclude comments? I don't mind the delay while publishing or editing a post.

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