Administrator (Global) 4
Site Settings. 4
Pages/Tabs. 4
Add a page/tab. 4
Security. 5
Add modules to a page/tab. 5
Edit pages/tabs. 5
Users. 5
Add a user 6
Change user data. 6
Roles. 6
Announcements Module. 6
Add an announcement 6
Edit an announcement 7
Contacts Module. 7
Add a contact 7
Edit contact information. 7
Currency Exchange Module. 7
Convert Currency. 7
Discussion Module. 7
Add a discussion topic. 8
Reply to a discussion topic. 8
Documents Module. 8
Add a document 8
Edit a document 8
Events Module. 8
Add an event 8
Update an event 9
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Module. 9
Add a FAQ category. 9
Edit a FAQ category. 9
Add a FAQ.. 9
Edit a FAQ.. 9
View the answer to a FAQ.. 10
Google Search Module. 10
Search your portal 10
HTML Document Module. 10
Edit a HTML document 10
HTML Text Editor 10
Format a text using styles. 10
Change the font 10
Change the size of text 10
Set the text color 11
Set the text color 11
Set the background (highlight) color 11
Set the background (highlight) color 11
Apply bold formatting. 11
Remove bold formatting. 11
Apply italic formatting. 11
Remove italic formatting. 11
Underline text 11
Remove an underline. 12
Apply strikethrough formatting. 12
Remove strikethrough formatting. 12
Make text superscript or subscript 12
Remove superscript or subscript text 12
Insert a picture. 12
Create a link. 12
Unlink. 12
Remove a hyperlink completely. 12
Remove a hyperlink but keep the text 12
Remove font formatting. 13
Align text left or right 13
Center text 13
Justify text 13
Add numbering or bullets. 13
Remove numbering or bullets. 13
Change the indentation of text 13
Move or copy text and graphics. 13
Delete all text and graphics. 13
Undo or redo. 13
Print a document/screen. 14
Check spelling. 14
Insert a symbol 14
Insert horizontal rule. 14
Insert the date. 14
Insert the time. 14
Word count 14
Links Module. 14
Add a link. 14
Edit a link. 15
Module Settings. 15
Module Settings:
HTML Document 15
Permissions. 15
Policy. 16
Quick Links Module. 16
Add a Quick Link. 16
Redirect Module. 16
RSS Feed (Real Simple Syndicated Feed) Module. 16
Edit a RSS Feed. 17
Tasks Module. 17
Add a task. 17
Update an existing task. 17
User Defined Table & User Defined Table Entry Form
Modules. 17
Create a User Defined Table. 17
Add data using the UDT Entry form.. 18
Add data to a table. 18
Manage records in a table. 18
Notification. 18
You must have global administrator
permission to add, remove, or edit site settings, pages/tabs, users or
roles. If you do not see the Admin tab,
you do not have necessary permission.
To add, remove, or edit site
settings, pages/tabs, users or roles, click on the Admin tab. This page is divided into four sections.
- In the Site Title text box, type the title of your portal.
- In the Description text box, add a description of your portal. The description is a meta tag that is
used to index and useful for search engines.
- In the Keywords text box, you can add keywords (meta tags) that can
be used to index and useful for search engines.
- In the Template drop-down list box, select a background for your
portal.
- If you want users to be able to
sign up on your portal, check the appropriate boxes next to User Registration. None for not available, Private for
approval by administrator, Public for without administrator approval, and
Verified for email verification.
Note: this feature is
currently not available.
- To add your own logo to your
portal, in the Logo File text
box, type the address of the file you want to link to.
- If you want hierarchical main
navigation (use of fly-downs), click the Use Hierarchical Main Navigation check box.
- If you want an automatic client
browser test, click the Perform
Automatic Client Browser Test check box. This checks Browser version and whether
or not cookies and JavaScript is on.
- Click Save.
The terms
page and tab are used synonymously.
You can add a new page/tab by
clicking Add New Tab. The Tab Name and Layout page opens.
1.
In
the Tab Name text box, type the name
you want.
2.
In
the Parent Tab drop-down list box,
select the pages/tabs you want assign as a parent.
3.
In
the Tab Title text box, type the
title of the page/tab.
4. In the Keywords text box, you can add keywords that can be used to
identify this page/tab during searches.
5. In the Template drop-down list box, select a background to your portal
6.
In
the Icon text box, type the address
of the icon you want.
7.
If
you want the page/tab to be seen, click the Visible checkbox.
8.
If
you want the page/tab to be seen by mobile users, click the Show to Mobile Users checkbox
9.
In
the Mobile Tab Name text box, type the
name you want.
Setting the
security for a page/tab is important. This
allows you to control and specify viewing and editing permissions of a page/tab. Each authenticated portal user is assigned a
unique role within the portal’s domain.
Unauthenticated users get allocated to default roles, in this case All
Users. Each page/tab has three default
roles, Administrators, All Users, and Authenticated Users. Additional roles may be added.
- If you want to make the page/tab
visible for a specific role, click the Authorized Roles checkbox next to the role you want to grant
the right to view.
- If you want to grant permission
to change content of the page/tab, click the Admin Roles checkbox next to the role you want to grant the
right to perform administrative tasks.
- If you want the same page/tab
permissions you have established to be used on child pages/tabs, click the Propagate Security to Child Tabs
checkbox.
- In the Add
Module section, choose the module you want from the Module Type drop-down list box.
- In the Module Name text box, type the name you
want.
- Click Add to ‘Organize
Modules’ Below, Move Up
, Move
Right
, Move
Down
, Edit
, Delete
next to each pane (Left Mini Pane,
Content Pane, Right Mini Pane) to place the module in the location you
want.
- Repeat steps one, two and three for each module
you want to add.
- Click Save.
You can edit existing pages/tabs in
the Tabs box.
To move or edit pages/tabs, click on
the page/tab you want to change then;
- Click Up
to move the selected tab up in list.
- Click Down
to move the selected tab down in list
- Click Left
to move the selected tab up one
hierarchical level
- Click Right
to move the selected tab down one
hierarchical level.
- Click Edit
to edit the selected tab’s
properties. The Tab Name and Layout
page will appear. Make the changes
you want, then click Save.
- Click Delete
to remove the selected tab.
Use this
section to manage and add registered users.
Each authenticated portal user is assigned a unique role within the
portal’s domain. Unauthenticated users
get allocated to default roles, in this case All Users. Each module has three default roles,
Administrators, All Users, and Authenticated Users. Additional roles may be added.
To add a new user, click Add New User.
The Manage User page opens.
- In the Email
(or Windows domain name) text box, type the email or domain name of
the user you want to add.
- In the Password
text box, type a password.
- Click Apply Name and
Password Changes.
- Select the appropriate role from the list.
- Click Add user to this
role.
- Click Save.
You can edit or delete an existing
user.
- Select the user from the Registered Users drop-down list.
- Click Edit
to edit user information.
- Click Delete
to delete the user.
Each authenticated portal user is assigned
a unique role within the portal’s domain.
Unauthenticated users get allocated to default roles, in this case All
Users. Each module has three default
roles, Administrators, All Users, and Authenticated Users. Additional roles may be added.
You can edit or delete an existing
role. Use the icon next to the role you
want to change.
- Click Edit
to edit role information. Add new members
or make the changes you want then click Apply.
- Click Delete
to delete the role.
You can add a role by clicking Add New Role. A
text box with New Role0 appears.
1.
Select
New Role0 then type the name of the new role.
2.
Add
more members to the role by clicking Members.
The Role Membership page opens.
Select the name from the drop-down list, then click Add existing user to role.
3.
Click
Apply.
This module
renders a list of announcements. Each
announcement includes a title, text and a read more link, and can be set to
automatically expire after a particular date.
You can add an announcement by clicking
Add New Announcement in the Announcement module. The Announcement Details page opens.
- In the Title text box, type the name of the announcement.
- In the Read more link text box, type the address you want users of
mobile devices to link to.
- In the Read more (Mobile) text box, type the address you want users of mobile devices to
link to.
- In the Description Text Editor, you can add text and images to
describe your announcement.
- In the Expires text box, either type the date or click the Calendar to enter the date you
want the announcement to expire.
- Click Save.
You can
edit an existing announcement by clicking Edit
. The Announcement detail page will open.
- Make the changes you want.
- Click Save.
The Contact
Manager module renders contact information for a group of people, for example a
project team, vendors, or customers. The
Mobile version of this module also
provides a Call link to phone a contact when the module is browsed from a
wireless telephone.
You can add
a contact by clicking Add New Contact in the
Contact module.
The Contact
Details page opens.
- In the Name text box, type the name of the contact.
- In the Role text box, type the role of the contact.
- In the Email text box, type the contact’s email address.
- In the Contact1 and Contact2 text
boxes, type additional contact information.
- Click Save.
You can edit
contact information by clicking Edit
to the left of item you want to change.
The Contact
Details page opens.
- Make the changes you want.
- Click Save.
The
currency exchange module allows users to get instant exchange rates for any
currency conversions in the world.
You can
efficiently convert currency using the Currency Exchange Module.
- Select the currency you want in
the Convert From list.
- Select the currency you want in
the Convert To list.
- Type in a number in Amount.
- Click Convert.
- The amount will be calculated
and displayed.
The Discussions
Module renders a group of message threads on a specific topic. Discussions includes a Read/Reply Message
page, which allows authorized users to reply to existing messages or add a new
message thread.
You can add
a discussion topic by clicking Add New Thread in
the Discussion module.
The Message
Detail page opens.
- In the Title text box, type the title you want.
- In the Body Text Editor, you can
add text and images to describe you views.
- Click Save.
- Click Back
to discussion to return to the Discussion module.
You can
reply to an existing discussion by clicking its title. The Message Detail page opens.
- Click Reply
to this Message.
- In the Body Text Editor, you can
add text and images to describe you views.
- Click Save.
- Click Back
to discussion to return to the Discussion module.
This module
renders a list of documents and files, including links for browsing or
downloading. Documents includes an edit
page, which allows authorized users to edit the information about the Documents
(For example, a descriptive title) stored in the SQL database.
Add a new
document by clicking Add New Document.
The
Document Details page opens.
- In the Name text box, type the title of the document.
- In the Category text box, type the category to which the document
belongs.
- In the URL to Browse text box, type the address you want to link to.
- Or you can select a document to
add to the SQL database in the Upload
to Portal box by clicking Browse.
- Click Save.
Edit an
existing document by clicking Edit
next to the title of the document. The Document Details page opens.
- In the Name text box, type the title of the document.
- In the Category text box, type the category to which the document
belongs.
- In the URL to Browse text box, type the address you want to link to.
- Or you can select a document to
add to the SQL database in the Upload
to Portal box by clicking Browse.
- Click Save.
This module
renders a list of upcoming events, including time and location. Individual events can be set to automatically
expire from the list after a particular date.
Add a new
event by clicking Add New Event. The Event Details page opens.
- In the Title text box, type the name of the event.
- In the Description Text Editor, you can add text and images to
describe your event.
- In the Location text box, type the location where the event will take
place.
- In the Event Date box, type the date or click the Calendar to select the date.
- In the Expires text box, either type the date or click the Calendar to enter the date you
want the event to automatically be removed from the module.
- Click Save.
You can
edit or update an existing event by clicking Edit
next to the name of the event. The Event Details page opens. Make the changes you want then click Save.
Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQ) are easily managed in the FAQ module for dynamic interaction
with categories. Questions can quickly
be organized, reordered and selected as viewable or non-viewable. The module includes an edit page that allows
authorized users to update the FAQs.
You can add
category by clicking Add FAQ Category. The Edit FAQ Category page opens.
- In the Name text box, type the name of the category.
- In the Description box, type a description of the category.
- Click to put a checkmark in the
Visible box if you want the
category to be seen by roles are authorized to view this module. Permission to view or edit a module is
determined by module settings.
- Click Save.
Edit a FAQ
Category by clicking Edit
next to the category name. The Edit FAQ Category page opens.
1. In the Name text box, type the name of the category.
2. In the Description box, type a description of the category.
3. Click to put a checkmark in the Visible box if you want the category to
be seen by roles are authorized to view this module. Permission to view or edit a module is determined
by module settings.
4. Click Save.
You can add
a question by clicking Add FAQ Entry in the
category where you want the question included.
The Edit FAQ Entry page opens.
- In the Question text box, type the question.
- In the Answer text box, type the response.
- You can change the category in
the Category list.
- Click Save.
Edit a FAQ
Entry by clicking Edit
next to the question. The Edit FAQ Entry page opens.
- In the Question text box, type the question.
- In the Answer text box, type the response.
- You can change the category in
the Category list.
- Click Save.
View the
answer to a FAQ by clicking the title of the question.
The Google
module allows you to provide Google searches of your portal content.
You can
look for information using the Google Search module.
- In the text box, type in the
word or name you are looking for.
- If you want to limit the search
to your portal, click the Search this web site only checkbox.
- Click Search.
This module
renders portal web site content in the form of HTML or text. The Html/Text module includes an edit page,
which allows authorized users to add, edit, delete and modify the HTML or text
snippets directly.
You can add
or make changes to a HTML document by clicking Edit.
The HTML Settings page opens.
- In the HTML Content Text Editor, you can add text and images.
- You can efficiently find and
change multiple instances of a specific word or phrase. In the Old Text text box, type the word or phrase you want to
find. In the New Text text box, type the new word or phrase. Click on local, then on Replace.
- Click Save.
You can
apply a predefined set of formatting characteristics, a style, to your text.
- Select the text to which you
want to apply the style.
- On the toolbar, click the arrow
next to Paragraph
, then
click a style name.
- Select the text you want to
change.
- On the toolbar, click the arrow
next to Font
, then
click a font name.
- Select the text you want to
change.
- On the toolbar, click a click
the arrow next to Font Size
, then
click a point size.
- Select the text to which you
want to apply the color.
- On the toolbar, click the arrow
next to Color
, then
click the color you want.
- Select the text to which you
want to apply the color.
- On the toolbar, click Font Fore
Color
.
- The Color Picker appears. Select the color you want.
- Select the text (or graphic)
you want to highlight.
- On the toolbar, click the arrow
next to Highlight Color
, then
click the color you want.
- Select the text (or graphic)
you want to highlight.
- On the toolbar, click Font Back
Color
.
- The Color Picker appears. Select the color you want
- Select the text to which you
want to apply the formatting.
- On the toolbar, click Bold
.
- Select the text you want to
change.
- On the toolbar, click Bold
.
- Select the text to which you
want to apply the formatting.
- On the toolbar, click Italic
.
- Select the text you want to
change.
- On the toolbar, click Italic
.
- Select the text you want to
underline.
- On the toolbar, click Underline
.
- Select the text you want to
change.
- On the toolbar, click Underline
.
- Select the text to which you
want to apply the formatting.
- On the toolbar, click Strikethrough
.
- Select the text you want to
change.
- On the toolbar, click Strikethrough
.
- Select the text to which you
want to apply the formatting.
- On the toolbar, click Superscript
or Subscript
.
- Select the text you want to
change.
- On the toolbar, click Superscript
or Subscript
.
- Click where you want to insert
the picture.
- On the toolbar, click Insert
Picture
.
- The Insert Image – Web Page
Dialog appears. Locate the picture
you want to insert.
- Double-click the picture you
want to insert.
- Select the text or picture you
want to display as a hyperlink.
- On the toolbar, click Insert
Hyperlink
.
- The Hyperlink dialog appears.
- In the Type box choose what type you intend to link to.
- In the URL box, type the address you want to link to.
- Click OK.
- Select the hyperlink.
- Press delete.
- Right-click the hyperlink.
- On the toolbar, click Unlink
.
- Select the text you want to
change.
- On the toolbar, click Remove
Font Formatting
.
Note: This does not remove styles.
- Select the text you want to
align.
- On the toolbar, click Align
Left
or Align Right
.
- Select the text you want to
center.
- On the toolbar, click Center
.
- Select the text you want to
justify.
- On the toolbar, click Justify
.
- Select the text to which you
want to apply bullets or numbering.
- On the toolbar, click Bullets
or Numbering
.
- Select the text from which you
want bullets or numbering removed.
- On the toolbar, click Bullets
or Numbering
.
Increase or
decrease the left indent of a paragraph.
- Select the paragraph you want
to change.
- On the toolbar, click Increase
Indent
or Decrease Indent
.
Select the
item you want to move or copy.
- To move the item, click Cut
on the toolbar. To copy the item, click Copy
on the toolbar.
- Click where you want the item
to appear.
- On the toolbar, click Paste
.
- On the toolbar, click Delete
All
.
- A dialog asking “Do you want to
delete all the HTML and text presently in the editor.” appears. If you do, click OK. If you do not, click cancel.
- Click Undo
on the toolbar to undo the very last
action you took.
- If you change your mind and do
not want to undo an action, click Redo
on the toolbar.
- Print the active document by clicking
Print
on the toolbar.
- The Print dialog appears.
- Select your options.
- Click Print.
Check the
spelling on your document by clicking Spell/Grammar
on the toolbar.
- Click where you want to insert
a symbol.
- On the toolbar, click the arrow
next to Symbols
, then
click the symbol you want.
- Click where you want to insert
a horizontal line.
- On the toolbar, click Insert
Horizontal Rule
.
Insert the
current date
- Click where you want to insert
the current date.
- On the toolbar, click Insert
Date
.
Insert the
current time
- Click where you want to insert
the current time.
- On the toolbar, click Insert
Time
.
Find out
how many words are in your document by clicking Word Count
.
This module
renders a list of hyperlinks.
Add a new
link by clicking Add new link.
The Link
Details page opens.
- In the Title text box, type a name for the link.
- In the URL box, type the address you want to link to.
- In the Mobile URL box, type the address you want to link to.
- In the Description text box, type a description of the link.
- In the View Order text box, type the order (an integer) you want the
links to be seen.
- Click Save.
Edit a link
by clicking Edit
next to the title of the link. Make the changes you want then click Save.
You can
change the module settings by clicking Module Settings
. The Module Settings page opens.
- In the Module Name text box, type in title you want use for the
module.
- If you want to set the refresh
rate, type the number of second in the Cache Timeout (seconds) textbox.
- If you want the module to be
available for mobile users, click the Show
to Mobile Users checkbox.
- If you want this module to
appear on all pages/tabs, click the
Show on All Tabs checkbox.
- If you want the name of the
module to be visible, click the
Show Title checkbox.
The Module
Permissions section allows you to control and specify viewing and editing
permissions of a module. Each
authenticated portal user is assigned a unique role within the portal’s
domain. Unauthenticated users get
allocated to default roles, in this case All Users. Each module has three default roles,
Administrators, All Users, and Authenticated Users. Additional roles may be added.
- If you want to make the module
visible for a specific role, click the Roles That Can View Module checkboxes.
- If you want to grant permission
to edit the module, click the Roles
That Can Edit Module checkboxes.
- If you want the same module
permissions you have established to be used on Child Modules, click the Replicate Permissions to Child
Modules checkbox.
After
completing all the changes you want, click Save.
You can
change the HTML Document module settings by clicking Module Settings
. The module settings page opens.
1. In the Module Name text box, type in title you want use for the module.
2. If you want to set the refresh rate,
type the number of second in the Cache
Timeout (seconds) textbox.
3. If you want the module to be
available for mobile users, click the Show
to Mobile Users checkbox.
4. If you want this module to appear on
all pages/tabs, click the Show on All
Tabs checkbox.
5. If you want the name of the module
to be visible, click the Show Title checkbox.
The Module
Permissions section allows you to control and specify viewing and editing
permissions of a module. Each
authenticated portal user is assigned a unique role within the portal’s
domain. Unauthenticated users get
allocated to default roles, in this case All Users. Each module has three default roles,
Administrators, All Users, and Authenticated Users. Additional roles may be added.
1. If you want to make the module
visible for a specific role, click the Roles
That Can View Module checkboxes.
2. If you want to grant permission to
edit the module, click the Roles That
Can Edit Module checkboxes.
3. If you want the same module
permissions you have established to be used on Child Modules, click the Replicate Permissions to Child Modules
checkbox.
The Module
Policy Owners (These roles can manage the associated policy.) section allows
you to control and specify the roles that can view and edit the HTML Document.
- If you want to make the HTML
document visible for a specific role, click the Roles That Can View HTML Document checkboxes.
- If you want to grant permission
to edit the HTML document, click the Roles
That Can Edit HTML Document checkboxes.
After
completing all the changes you want, Click Save.
Like Links,
this module renders a list of hyperlinks.
Rather than rendering the name, QuickLinks shows the title “Quick
Launch’. Its compact rendering and
generic title make it ideal for a set of ‘global’ links that appears on several
pages/tabs in the portal.
Add a new
link by clicking Add new link.
The Link
Details page opens.
- In the Title text box, type a name for the link.
- In the URL box, type the address you want to link to.
- In the Mobile URL box, type the address you want to link to.
- In the Description text box, type a description of the link.
- In the View Order text box, type the order
- Click Save.
Use the
Redirect module to easily channel (move) users anywhere within your
portal. You must be an administrator to
add or change the Redirect module. Click
Admin to make changes.
The
Redirect Admin page opens.
- In the Navigate URL text box,
type the address you want to link to.
- Click Save.
You can
edit an existing announcement by clicking Edit
. The Announcement detail page will open.
- Make the changes you want.
- Click Save.
The RSS
Feed module allows you to display dynamic content from external data and news
feed sources.
You can
change the RSS Feed on your page by clicking Admin. The RSS Feed Settings page opens.
- In the RSS Feed URL text box, type in the address for the link.
- In the Maximum # of Items box,
type in the number of items you want to appear in the module.
- In the Stylesheet box, select
the stylesheet you want.
- Click Save.
You can use
the Tasks module to manage and delegate specific tasks and action items. The Tasks module shows a list view of each
entry and includes the title, status, priority, due date, assigned to and %
complete. An expanded view of a task can
be displayed by clicking the name of the task.
You can add
a task by clicking Add New Task.
The Task
Details page opens.
- In the Title text box, type the name of the Task.
- In the Description text box, type a description of the task.
- In the % Complete box, type the percentage of the task that is
finished.
- In the Status box, select Not Started, In Progress, Deferred, or
Complete.
- In the Priority box, select High, Normal or Low.
- Enter a name in the Assigned to box.
- In the Start Date box, type the date or click the Calendar to select the start date.
- In the Due Date box, type the date or click the Calendar to select the due date.
- Click Save.
You can
edit or update an existing task by clicking Edit
. The Task Details page opens. Make the changes you want then click Save.
To change
from the list view to the full view, click on the name of the task.
Click Edit, to edit or update the information. To return to the Task module, click Edit then Save.
This module
allows you to define your own tables for collecting and managing data. You can enter data directly into the table or
use the UDT Entry Form.
Set up your
user defined table by clicking Admin. The Manage User Defined Table page opens.
1. Click Add
New Field
2. If you want the field to be seen,
click the Visible checkbox.
3. If you want the field to be
searchable, click the IsSearchable checkbox.
4. If data must be added for each
record, click the IsRequired checkbox.
5. In the Title textbox, type the name
of the field.
6. Select the type of data to be
entered in the Type drop-down list.
7. Determine the maximum length in the
MaxLength text box.
8. In the Description text box, add
additional information.
9. On the left, click Save
to save the field.
10. Repeat steps 1 through 9 for each
field in your table.
11. In the Sort Order drop-down, select the way you want the data to be
sorted.
12. Make the field available for
searches by clicking the Allow Searching
checkbox.
13. Enter the data you want in the Initial Query text box.
14. After a field has been added you can
edit the data. Click Edit
on the left of the field.
15. To delete a field, click Delete
on the left of the field.
16. Click Back
to view the table and add new records.
To enter
data using the UDT Entry form, simply click in the appropriate text boxes, type
in your information, then click Save. The record will be added to your table.
Note: One UDT Entry form module can support many
user defined tables. To change the table
in the form, click Admin, then choose the table you want to display from the User Defined Table drop-down list.
Add data to
an existing table by clicking Add New Record.
The User
Defined Table page opens. Add the
information you want then click Save.
You can
also add data using the UDT Entry Form.
Fill in the text boxes then click Save.
- To view a record in list
format, click View
on the left.
- To edit a record, click the Edit
on the left.
- To delete a record, click Delete
on the left.
Notification
mail can be set up. In the UDT Entry
Form, click Admin.
The User
Defined Table Entry Settings page opens.
Fill in the information in the Notification
Details (To disable notification remove the email address) section.
1. In the Send Notification To box, type the email address you want to use.
2. In the Send Notification From box,
type the email address you want to use.
3. In the Notification Subject box, type the subject.
4. In the Notification Body box, type additional text.
5. In the Outgoing Mail Server box, type the name of the outgoing mail server
you are using.
6. In the Redirect to URL text box, type the address you want to use.
7. Click Save.