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\n If your Sitemap status is “Denied URLs” and the error listed is “URL not under Sitemap path”,
\n here are some things to check.\n<\/p>\n
\n If you submit your Sitemap using the path \n To fix this problem, you can either edit the URLs listed in your Sitemap file to match the \n If you submit your Sitemap using the path \n If all possible, place your Sitemap at the root location of your site to avoid these types of \n See thehttps:\/\/example.com\/sitemap.xml<\/code>, then the
\n URLs in your Sitemap should begin with example.com<\/code>. Any URLs that begin with
\n www.example.com<\/code> aren’t considered to be under the Sitemap path. Along those lines,
\n if you Submit your Sitemap using the path https:\/\/www.example.com\/sitemap.xml<\/code>, the
\n URLs in that Sitemap should begin with www.example.com<\/code>.\n<\/p>\n
\n submitted path, or you can delete the Sitemap and then submit it again using the path that
\n matches the URLs listed in it.\n<\/p>\nMake sure the Sitemap is at the highest-level directory<\/h2>\n
\n https:\/\/www.example.com\/sample_folder\/sitemap.xml<\/code>, then all URLs in that Sitemap must
\n begin with that path. This means that
\n https:\/\/www.example.com\/sample.html<\/code> wouldn’t be considered a valid URL in the
\n Sitemap.\n<\/p>\n
\n problems. If you can’t place the Sitemap at the root, then list only URLs from the Sitemap
\n location and lower.\n<\/p>\n
\n Sitemaps documentation<\/a>
\n for more details.\n<\/p>\n