Finally solved the flatpage error of Django sitemap.

Many people know that Django provides the sitemaps function, that is, displaying website-related projects in sitemap. xml:

 

Generally, add the following method to URLs. py:

From Django. contrib. sitemaps import flatpagesitemap, genericsitemap

From ddtcms. Blog. sitemaps import blogsitemap
From ddtcms. Blog. Models import entry

 

Info_dict = {
'Queryset': entry. Objects. All (),
'Date _ field': 'pub _ date ',
}

Sitemaps = {
'Flatpags': flatpagesitemap,
'Blog ': blogsitemap,
}

Add the following to urlpatterns:

(R '^ sitemap. xml $', 'django. contrib. sitemaps. Views. sitemap', {'sitemaps ': sitemaps }),
# (R '^ sitemap. xml $', 'django. contrib. sitemaps. Views. Index', {'sitemaps ': sitemaps }),
(R' ^ sitemap -(? P <section>. +). xml $ ', 'django. contrib. sitemaps. Views. sitemap', {'sitemaps': sitemaps }),

 

Then access http: // 127.0.0.1: 8000/sitemap. XML in the browser.

 

I did it according to the above practice, but the following error may occur:

Attributeerror at/sitemap. xml

'Site' object has no attribute 'flatpage_set'

Request Method:	Get
Request URL:	Http: // localhost/sitemap. xml
Exception type:	Attributeerror
Exception value:	'Site' object has no attribute 'flatpage_set'
Exception location:	C:/python25/lib/Site-packages/Django/contrib/sitemaps/_ init _. py in items, line 81

 

This is about 'site 'object has no attribute 'flatpage _ set'. After reading the Django source code, I don't know what is going on.

 

Later, I checked some Django apps on Google and finally solved the above error.

The method is:

 

Add

Installed_apps = (
'Django. contrib. auth ',
'Django. contrib. Sites ',
'Django. contrib. contenttypes ',
'Django. contrib. session ',
......
'Django. contrib. flatpage', <add this

 

 

Middleware_classes = (

....
'Django. contrib. flatpages. Middleware. flatpagefallbackmiddleware ', <add this

 

 

Re-AccessHttp: // MAID: 8000/sitemap. xmlTry? The entry of sitemap defined in the blog module is displayed.

It's easy, isn't it?