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You can't get to the folder name. Your best bet is:

1. Create a site_map folder.
2. In that folder, create one article for each folder you want indexed. The headline should be the title of the section and the body article is a loop that brings in the titles (& teaser) of every article in that folder. If you have 5 folders, you'll have 5 articles.
3. In your root directory, create a "Site Map" article. This article will loop in the headline & body of all of site_map articles.

Minimally, it should look like this:

{$foreach x in (folder "site_map") $}
<b>{$x.headline$}</b><br>
{$x.body$}
{$next$}  

This "Site Map" article should be a passable sitemap of your site.

www.marktaw.com
Sunday, February 16, 2003

(This one is less a site map and more a directory based on keyword. An interesting approach, a pre-cooked search, if you will.)

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I think this site map is more all inclusive than you want but I guess you could use keywords somehow to limit articles in the map.

We use this one so that the author and I can keep from going nuts and in hopes that a better way to organize the site will occur to us.

http://members.tripod.com/mackenziegregory/log/Sitemap.html

Only main articles appear here. It includes standalone articles and CityScript pages for multi-chapter articles. That might meet your requirement, "I would only want that initial article to appear in the sitemap"

I'm sure folks have some clever ideas.

tk
Saturday, January 25, 2003