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    I have been asked to create a sitemap for our MVC 4.0, razor application that will atomically map new pages as they are added.  I have been looking around and I am now lost.  The site did not have a Web.sitemap file which I have added.  This gives me the base xml template for the site, however, this is a huge site and there are pages added and removed all the time.  I have been asked to create a way to keep this file update when pages are added and removed and it is unreasonable for a person to add and remove entries to this file manually.  I need a way to keep this file updated dynamically when pages are add/removed so it is kept update to date when we submit it to search engines.  Is there a way to add a decorator to the views that will do this?  I have searched around for a while and there seems to be ways people have done this, I just can't seem to catch hold on how to do this and I am sure I am not the only person who needs this type of functionality.  I have looked at things like MvcSiteMapProvider, but I can't get it to implement.  Anyone have any good blogs, git, or any resource that can point me in the right direction?

    The site is running system.web.mvc version 4 and razor pages.

    Thanks.

     
    Monday, September 18, 2017 5:20 PM
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    Hello katghoti ,

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    • Marked as answer by katghoti Thursday, September 21, 2017 2:41 PM
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