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copied!<p>There are two possiblities - </p> <h2>Case 1:</h2> <p>You are running a static website then you can find all your HTML inside 1 folder - protected/views/site/pages <a href="http://www.yiiframework.com/wiki/22/how-to-display-static-pages-in-yii/" rel="nofollow">http://www.yiiframework.com/wiki/22/how-to-display-static-pages-in-yii/</a></p> <h2>Case 2:</h2> <p>Website is dynamic. Tasks such as generating and regenerating Sitemaps can be classified into background tasks.</p> <p>Running background taks can be achieved by emulating the browser which is possible in linux using - <strong>WGET</strong>, <strong>GET</strong> or <strong>lynx</strong> commands</p> <p>Or, You can create a CronController as a <strong>CConsoleCommand</strong>. How to use Commands in YII is shown in link below - <a href="http://tariffstreet.com/yii/2012/04/implementing-cron-jobs-with-yii-and-cconsolecommand/" rel="nofollow">http://tariffstreet.com/yii/2012/04/implementing-cron-jobs-with-yii-and-cconsolecommand/</a></p> <p>Sitemap is an XML which lists your site's URL. But it does more than that. It helps you visualize the structure of a website , you may have </p> <ul> <li>category</li> <li>subcategories.</li> </ul> <p>While making a useful <strong><em>extension</em></strong>, above points can be kept into consideration before design.</p> <p>Frameworks like <strong>Wordpress</strong> provide way to generate categorical sitemap. So the metadata for each page is stored from before and using that metadata it discovers and group pages. </p> <p>Solution by Reflection suggested by <strong><em>@Pavle</em></strong> is good and should be the way to go. Consider there may be <strong>partial views</strong> and you may or may not want to list them as separate links.</p> <p>So how much effort you want to put into creating the extension is subject to some of these as well. </p> <p>You may either ask user to list down all variables in config fie and go from there which is not bad <strong>or</strong> you have to group pages and list using some techniques like <em>reflection</em> and <em>parsing</em> pages and looking for <em>regex</em>. </p> <p>For ex - Based on module names you can group them first and controllers inside a module can form sub-group.</p>

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