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Did you include the class? Otherwise it will not find Sitemap.htmController.
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Did you include the class? Otherwise it will not find Sitemap.htmController.

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Where do I include the class......
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WOW it worked thanks friend.....
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I want to ad a page to a existing site that was not built by me I tried just adding a regular .htm page and I got this error message below/<br />
&nbsp;Can anyone explain why this message is coming up and how to fix it so the sitemap.htm page will display. There are other .htm pages on the site that display just fin. <br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-27589957-1">Missing Controller

Error: Sitemap.htmController could not be found.

Error: Create the class Sitemap.htmController below in file: app/controllers/sitemap.htm_controller.php

&lt;?php
class Sitemap.htmController extends AppController {

	var $name = 'Sitemap.htm';
}
?&gt;</code></pre>
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I want to ad a page to a existing site that was not built by me I tried just adding a regular .htm page and I got this error message below/
 Can anyone explain why this message is coming up and how to fix it so the sitemap.htm page will display. There are other .htm pages on the site that display just fin. 

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