Sitemap Problem

Hi Gianni,

Thank you for your message.

I’ve checked your website and noticed that you’re using Akeeba Engage. It appears that this extension is injecting the login form across all pages, including your XML sitemaps.

If you’re not actively using Akeeba Engage, I recommend disabling or uninstalling it. If you are using it, please ensure that it’s updated to the latest version. Should the issue persist after updating, I suggest reaching out directly to the developers of Akeeba Engage to report the problem, as they’ll be in the best position to assist.

Let me know if you need any help with this process.

Best regards,
Lefteris

Hi Gianni,

Thank you for the follow-up and for taking the time to investigate further.

When I initially checked your site back in May, it appeared that Akeeba Engage was responsible for injecting the login form. However, it’s entirely possible that they have since released an update that resolved the issue.

Regarding the “System – Login Modal” plugin, I appreciate you pointing that out. I wasn’t previously aware that it could cause this behavior. Unfortunately, since the issue stems from that plugin injecting HTML into pages where it shouldn’t—such as XML sitemaps—there’s nothing we can change on our end to prevent it. Our extension simply outputs valid XML markup, and their plugin is introducing unexpected content.

That said, I’d be happy to collaborate or share technical details with the developers of the plugin to help resolve this. It’s definitely in everyone’s interest to ensure compatibility.

Let me know if you’d like me to reach out to them or if there’s anything else I can help with.

Best regards
Lefteris