Selecting the Portal Menus and Home Page for an Experience
Definition
For each experience definition you can specify which portal
menus appear and which page users should see when they log in to the
portal.
- If the
Experience Definition Editor is not already open, open it now.
- In the Enable column, select the
menus (and associated features) you want to include in this experience
definition.
For example, to include the My Pages menu and features, select
the box associated with My Pages.
Note: If you disable the Knowledge Directory, users cannot browse
document folders, but they can still search for portal documents.
- In the Home column, select the portal
area you want to display when users log in to the portal.
For example, to display a particular community when a user
logs in, select the button associated with Communities.
- If you selected Communities as the
home page you must also select a particular community.
- To choose a home community from existing communities, click Choose Home Community.
- To create a new home community, click Create Home
Community.
Note: Users viewing this experience definition must have at
least Read access to the community you choose, or they will receive
an error after logging in.
- If you selected the Knowledge Directory as the home page you must also select a particular folder.
- To choose a home folder from existing folders, click Choose Home Folder.
- To create a new home folder, click Create Home
Folder.
Note: Users viewing this experience definition must have at
least Read access to the folder you choose, or they will receive an
error after logging in.
- If you enabled the Knowledge Directory, under Include these Knowledge Directory Features, select which related object features you want to display in the
Knowledge Directory.
By default, objects specified as related to a Knowledge Directory
folder display to users viewing that folder. To hide a type of related
object, clear the associated check box.
