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klenne
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Specify which sitemap to take for the SiteMapPath12/30/2003 12:27:53 PM

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Hi

Is there a way to programmatically specify which sitemap the SiteMapPath control should take??

Before Whidbey i developed the same concept as the SiteMapPath myself. But here i had the possibility to specify the xml datasource at run-time. This is needed when you are in a multilingual site. It seems that in the Whidbey version you don't have any control about this.

Example:
Lets say mu site is in Dutch and in English. I need the SiteMapPath control to take the appEN.sitemap file when the user is English, otherwhise i have to take the Dutch version.

How can i specify which sitemap to take????

If this isn't possible, the control is completely useless!! :(
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Fredrik N
Asp.Net User
Re: Specify which sitemap to take for the SiteMapPath12/30/2003 4:41:29 PM

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You can create your own provider for the sitemap.

/Fredrik Norm?n NSQUARED2
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kashif
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Re: Specify which sitemap to take for the SiteMapPath12/31/2003 12:26:33 AM

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Hi Klenne - you can register multiple providers in web config and then set the SiteMapProvider property for the sitemappath in code. The config would look something as follows 
        <siteMap>


		<providers>


		<add name="siteMapXmlReader1"


			type="System.Web.XmlSiteMapProvider, System.Web, ..."


			siteMapFile="sitemap1.xml" 


			/>


		<add name="nonDefault"


			type="System.Web.XmlSiteMapProvider, System.Web, ..."


			siteMapFile="sitemap2.xml" 


			/>


		</providers>


       </siteMap>


Hope that helps,
Kashif
klenne
Asp.Net User
Re: Specify which sitemap to take for the SiteMapPath1/2/2004 10:23:18 AM

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cool!! thnx
tinghaoy
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Re: Specify which sitemap to take for the SiteMapPath1/19/2004 6:30:14 PM

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We are planning to provide localization supports for our sitemap config files, for example, you will be able to specify localized contents in your sitemap.config file like the following syntax (actual syntax might be different)

<SiteMapNode title="default title" fr:title="fr title" de:title="de title" />

However, you still won't be able to change the site structure, only node attributes can be changed. You will need to use different config file or providers if the structure can be changed based on localization.

HTH,
Ting-hao
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PaulWilson
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Re: Specify which sitemap to take for the SiteMapPath1/19/2004 8:26:25 PM

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Why not support multiple sitemaps (but same structure is understood)
with the culture part of the filename or use culture-specific directories?
Having all languages in the same sitemap is going to be very awkward.
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Fredrik N
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Re: Specify which sitemap to take for the SiteMapPath1/19/2004 9:24:16 PM

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I totally agree with Paul on this. We have tried a solution like this before with xml-files, if I remember correctly we couldn?t use a mixed of Polish, Swedish and Chinese characters even if we save the file in UTF-8.
/Fredrik Norm?n NSQUARED2
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sschack
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Re: Specify which sitemap to take for the SiteMapPath1/19/2004 10:04:20 PM

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As Ting noted above the specific syntax for localizing site maps is still being discussed. We are looking at having the ability to externalize localized strings for site naviation into .resx files. This is more consistent with ensuring that ASP.NET sites are localizable overall.

So something like the following:

<siteMapNode
title="$ Resource: SiteMapLocalizations.HomePageTitle"
url="Home.aspx"
description="$ Resource: SiteMapLocalizations2.HomePageDescription, default description" />

would result in the title and description being resolved at runtime via the resource manager.


-Stefan
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Fredrik N
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Re: Specify which sitemap to take for the SiteMapPath2/9/2004 2:28:35 PM

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It's better. I hope you will also make it possible to add it to other server controls, e.g.

<asp:Button Text="$resource:PresseHere, Press here!" ToolTip="$resource:PressHereToolTip" ...>

I have implement a solution like this, that works with ASP.Net 1.1, and it works great.

/Fredrik Norm?n NSQUARED2
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