>>> I've tried exposing the file in my controller and putting the file in
>>> the /templates directory but this doesn't seem to work (seems that a
>>> period in the filename is not supported in the expose clause).
>>
>> Try having this on your root controller. You should be able to use an
>> underscore in place of a dot.
>>
>> @expose(template='project.templates.sitemap')
>> def sitemap_xml(self):
>> return dict()
>
> I tried what you had below but it didn't seem to work. Trying to
> access http://www.mysite.com/sitemap.xml did not work with the expose
> decorator as given below. Maybe I'm missing something....
To make this work, you need to replace "project" with the name of your
TG project and store your sitemap.xml as project/template/sitemap.kid.
You'll probably also need to add format='xml', content_type='text/xml'
parameters to your @expose() since the default output format is html.
However, this is not very efficient and does not guarantee that your
sitemap.xml file will pass without alteration (whitespace formatting).
Another solution is storing your xml file as project/static/sitemap.xml
and then using this:
@expose()
def sitemap_xml(self):
raise turbogears.redirect('/static/sitemap.xml')
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