I would like to build a sitemap from my channel and posting list.
However I have been playing around with channelandpostingcollection but
this seems to render the items in a non-hierarchial fashion as in the
following:

/Learning/environment/
/Learning/test/
/Learning/environment/nap/
/Learning/environment/rumble/
/Learning/environment/squish/
/Learning/environment/nap/default.htm
/Learning/environment/nap/nap.htm
/Learning/environment/nap/napSub/
/Learning/environment/rumble/rumble.htm
/Learning/environment/squish/squish.htm
/Learning/environment/squish/test.htm

The above uses the following code:

Dim chapost As ChannelAndPostingCollection =
chnStartChannel.AllChildren
chapost.SortByDisplayName()
Dim chnitem As ChannelItem
For Each chnitem In chapost
If chnitem.GetType.ToString =
"Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Channel" Then
Label1.Text &= chnitem.GetType.ToString & " " &
chnitem.Url & chnitem.SortOrdinal & " CH<br>"
Else
Label1.Text &= chnitem.GetType.ToString & " " &
chnitem.Url & chnitem.SortOrdinal & " PO<br>"
End If

Next

Whereas what I really want is

/Learning/environment/
/Learning/test/
/Learning/environment/nap/
/Learning/environment/nap/default.htm
/Learning/environment/nap/nap.htm
/Learning/environment/nap/napSub/
/Learning/environment/nap/napSub/test.htm
/Learning/environment/rumble/
/Learning/environment/rumble/rumble.htm
/Learning/environment/squish/
/Learning/environment/squish/squish.htm
/Learning/environment/squish/test.htm

So I really want to display a tree view type list really.

Any ideas folks. All help appreciated. As you can see unfashionably I
write in vb so translations from the popular C# would be much
appreciated.

Cheers

Clarkey

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Hi Darryl,

actually I would expect that AllChildren only contains the list of all
direct elements.
So from the list below only

> /Learning/environment/
> /Learning/test/

Do you have a recursion or iteration to get to the child elements of these
two channels?

Cheers,
Stefan

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<darryl.clark@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1131975467.621708.282760@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
>I would like to build a sitemap from my channel and posting list.
> However I have been playing around with channelandpostingcollection but
> this seems to render the items in a non-hierarchial fashion as in the
> following:
>
> /Learning/environment/
> /Learning/test/
> /Learning/environment/nap/
> /Learning/environment/rumble/
> /Learning/environment/squish/
> /Learning/environment/nap/default.htm
> /Learning/environment/nap/nap.htm
> /Learning/environment/nap/napSub/
> /Learning/environment/rumble/rumble.htm
> /Learning/environment/squish/squish.htm
> /Learning/environment/squish/test.htm
>
> The above uses the following code:
>
>        Dim chapost As ChannelAndPostingCollection =
> chnStartChannel.AllChildren
>        chapost.SortByDisplayName()
>        Dim chnitem As ChannelItem
>        For Each chnitem In chapost
>            If chnitem.GetType.ToString =
> "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Channel" Then
>                Label1.Text &= chnitem.GetType.ToString & " " &
> chnitem.Url & chnitem.SortOrdinal & " CH<br>"
>            Else
>                Label1.Text &= chnitem.GetType.ToString & " " &
> chnitem.Url & chnitem.SortOrdinal & " PO<br>"
>            End If
>
>        Next
>
> Whereas what I really want is
>
> /Learning/environment/
> /Learning/test/
> /Learning/environment/nap/
>   /Learning/environment/nap/default.htm
>   /Learning/environment/nap/nap.htm
>   /Learning/environment/nap/napSub/
>     /Learning/environment/nap/napSub/test.htm
> /Learning/environment/rumble/
>   /Learning/environment/rumble/rumble.htm
> /Learning/environment/squish/
>   /Learning/environment/squish/squish.htm
>   /Learning/environment/squish/test.htm
>
> So I really want to display a tree view type list really.
>
> Any ideas folks. All help appreciated. As you can see unfashionably I
> write in vb so translations from the popular C# would be much
> appreciated.
>
> Cheers
>
> Clarkey
>

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Hello Clarkey,


You can try the sitemap sample available on the GOTDOTNET. It would help
you have more idea.

http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/cmssitemap.asp

Regards,
Sathish Kumar K

> I would like to build a sitemap from my channel and posting list.
> However I have been playing around with channelandpostingcollection
> but this seems to render the items in a non-hierarchial fashion as in
> the following:
>
> /Learning/environment/
> /Learning/test/
> /Learning/environment/nap/
> /Learning/environment/rumble/
> /Learning/environment/squish/
> /Learning/environment/nap/default.htm
> /Learning/environment/nap/nap.htm
> /Learning/environment/nap/napSub/
> /Learning/environment/rumble/rumble.htm
> /Learning/environment/squish/squish.htm
> /Learning/environment/squish/test.htm
> The above uses the following code:
>
> Dim chapost As ChannelAndPostingCollection =
> chnStartChannel.AllChildren
> chapost.SortByDisplayName()
> Dim chnitem As ChannelItem
> For Each chnitem In chapost
> If chnitem.GetType.ToString =
> "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Channel" Then
> Label1.Text &= chnitem.GetType.ToString & " " &
> chnitem.Url & chnitem.SortOrdinal & " CH<br>"
> Else
> Label1.Text &= chnitem.GetType.ToString & " " &
> chnitem.Url & chnitem.SortOrdinal & " PO<br>"
> End If
> Next
>
> Whereas what I really want is
>
> /Learning/environment/
> /Learning/test/
> /Learning/environment/nap/
> /Learning/environment/nap/default.htm
> /Learning/environment/nap/nap.htm
> /Learning/environment/nap/napSub/
> /Learning/environment/nap/napSub/test.htm
> /Learning/environment/rumble/
> /Learning/environment/rumble/rumble.htm
> /Learning/environment/squish/
> /Learning/environment/squish/squish.htm
> /Learning/environment/squish/test.htm
> So I really want to display a tree view type list really.
>
> Any ideas folks. All help appreciated. As you can see unfashionably I
> write in vb so translations from the popular C# would be much
> appreciated.
>
> Cheers
>
> Clarkey
>

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Stefan,

Thanks for your prompt reply.

Sorry, I had the code inside another sub that was being looped. I have
taken it out and put it in it's own sub and everything works fine now.

Cheers

Darryl

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