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Duplicate nodes in Sitemap

gaurav_sapient

Hi

I would like to know whether is right to link two sitemap nodes to a same page. Two nodes being at two different levels in node hierarchy. I have a use case where i need to link one level 2 node and one level 3 node to the same page. But at runtime it always return the node id of level 2 node since it would be read first and when found its node id would be returned.

So i want to be clear whether if its ok to link one page with 2 nodes, then what can i do to get that level 3 node's nodeid.

Regards
Gaurav

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Ranveer

Hi Gourav,

I am confused, Only I understood you try to add two sitemap in single page in site publisher.. am I right?

Rick Poulin

So i want to be clear whether if its ok to link one page with 2 nodes, then what can i do to get that level 3 node's nodeid.

There's *technically* nothing wrong with doing that, but
* realize that it complicates the logic for your navigation menus and breadcrumbs, if they expand to the current node (read: you'll have to do something about it unless you're ok rendering whichever comes first)
* any number of web studies will tell you that it's terrible form to do so, as it confuses the IA of your site and generally leads to a bad user experience

In general, it's often a better idea (from a web design perspective) to have a "see also / relevant links" box *below* your primary navigation structure (or elsewhere) to do this type of cross-linking.

gaurav_sapient

Thanks much.... it helped