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Thread: Wiring in breadcrumb into aspx page with skin base association

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    Krux is offline Junior Member
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    Default Wiring in breadcrumb into aspx page with skin base association

    I have created a couple of aspx pages that are wired into the skinbase and was wondering how I get the breadcrumb to work on these pages?

    Any ideas?

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    Rob is offline Senior Member
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    That is the SectionTitle property in SkinBase, available to all derived page code-behinds.

    You may also use base.SectionTitle.

    (Yes, we could have maybe called it "Breadcrumb" as a property, but legacy compatibility for the prior 7 years now has meant we just call it SectionTitle).

    So effectively, SectionTitle and Breadcrumb mean the same thing in the code. You can access other meta tag pages on the SkinBase object similarly, to maximize SEO for page title, meta keywords, and meta description. These are some of the most powerful SEO capabilities of the AspDotNetStorefront platform, so use them!

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    Krux is offline Junior Member
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    Does setting the "SectionTitle" also add the page to the site map?

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    George the Great is offline Senior Member
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    No it does not. You would have to customize the existing sitemap logic (requires source) or generate your own sitemap page/generation logic in order to add these to the sitemap.
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