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Yeah, that works great.

Thanks, Simon :)

Thanks, Gavin, that works fine now.

Hi

I can see two problems.

If you look at the source code, you've got

<!--<a href="http://www.mangiagio.com/contenteditor_files/deli_2011.pdf">http://www.mangiagio.com/contenteditor_files/deli_2011.pdf<br />
    </a></p>-->

The  <!-- and --> in HTML are used to indicate that whatever is between those two should be read as a comment. http://htmlhelp.com/reference/wilbur/misc/comment.html explains this in more detail.

What this means is that your code does not appear when you view the page in your web-browser, as the browser thinks this is just a comment to be read by someone looking at the code.

If you remove <!-- and --> from your code, then the link appears in a browser like this:

http://www.mangiagio.com/contenteditor_ … i_2011.pdf

The second issue is that the pdf the link points to doesn't exist in the location you've said.

Hope this helps.

Ah. Right, that makes sense. All I need to do now is train my clients.

Thanks, Simon.

Any idea if this is in the pipeline?

I'm in a similar position with uploading pdfs and docs, which a lot of my users use for posting notices, application forms, etc. Currently these all go in one default files folder. Any chance of being able to define a different folder for each user?

Thanks guys.

I can help you with this one. If you create an xml file of the pages you want to be listed under the sitemap tab, then go to sites/update remove/ site settings, all you need to do is identify the location of the xml file and the rest will work fine. The xml file just needs to list the pages you want on your site map. I don't know if you want to list every page on your site or just some, I guess it depends on the size of your site.

If you want a shortcut to creating the xml file, this site will do it for you:
http://www.freesitemapgenerator.com/use … panel.html