In my website (mycompany.odoo.com) I change the domain name (mycompany.com), I have some problems with google search and I designed a sitemap, but I can't reemplace these, how can I change the sitemap values?
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Hello Cesar,
can you try after delete which is already stored Database?
if not deleted till now then follow below steps and after that try, maybe it will help you.
In order to delete the cached version ofThanks/sitemap.xml, go in the backend with technical features activated for your user, then go toSettings > Technical > Database Structure > Attachments, then in the list view, search forsitemap. Delete the/sitemap.xmlrecord and go to website and reload the url.
Hello,
You can download the sitemap.xml automatically generated, modify it & upload it, so you can write the url you want.
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did you clear out the cached files?
Thanks for your comment
Yes, I cleaned the files
Some days ago, I deleted it, and I replaced with my new sitemap, but when I visit my website mycompany.com/sitemap.xml the previous map appears
I have a example video : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SLEy0aIb29g2yFCr8s2HUBo6o9rQP33I/view?usp=sharing
ok, it is not how it works. sitemap.xml is re-generated automatically after sometime intervals. i don't remember now. you need to poke the code to get it working properly. i don't know if any free module available for that job. in v11, Manage Pages has some features but still doesn't give full control over sitemap (not the ones I want at least).