Shad Storhaug

@herrquark - This implementation has not yet been started, and my current schedule doesn't allow much time to work on MvcSiteMapProvider. However, there is no reason to modify the source...

Sorry for the late reply. If there is no route value named 'typeCode' configured, the URLs will be produced with typeCode appended to the URL as a query string. ```...

Well, if what you are doing is trying to track some CRUD operations, it is better to use preservedRouteParameters anyway. But in no way does that mean you can't use...

It is a core limitation of Microsoft's design (which this is based on) that the request must be unique in order to identify which node it matches. The nodes are...

The SiteMap does not keep track individual user's movements. It only builds a set of links based on the user's current position within the map. This functionality is not build...

Ok, but it is still a bit unclear what you are trying to achieve. The current node corresponds to the current HTTP request. But what should determine a "next node"...

I have created a [demo project](https://github.com/NightOwl888/MvcSiteMapProvider_363) showing how you can extend the functionality of MvcSiteMapProvider by making your own HTML helpers. For the sake of consistency, I made them all...

@maartenba I have made some progress on this. Namely, I have a prototype that: 1. Can plug in specialized content types and write them out (including their namespace) into the...

I looked at all of the sitemap NuGet packages already - not a single one exists that does not require MVC. Also, the [only library that streams the output](http://sitemaps.codeplex.com/) instead...

The use case that the canonical URL functionality in MvcSiteMapProvider was designed for was to allow 2 different nodes (mapping to 2 different controller actions) to share the same content....