Controlling Initial Page Display

The Page Personalization page includes four settings that enable you to control how the current page initially looks when you open it:

Field or Control	Description
Put this page in front (the current tab) when I come into this component.	Defines the current page as the initial default page for the component. Only one page within a component can be set as the front page. Search pages and secondary pages cannot be identified as front pages. This option appears only if the current component for the page contains more than one page based on your security profile. This option is deselected by default.
Save the state of the expanded/collapsed sections on this page.	Enables you to personalize the initial appearance of collapsible sections on the current page. Before selecting Personalize Page and then selecting this option, ensure that the collapsible sections on the page display exactly as desired. This option takes a snapshot of the current state of the collapsible sections on the page. You can also preserve the initial appearance of nested collapsible sections whether or not the parent collapsible section is expanded. This option is deselected by default. When it is disabled, the application determines the initial appearance of all collapsible sections unless you defined this option previously. This option only appears if the current page contains page elements that you can expand or collapse.
Save the state of the View All settings on this page.	Enables you to personalize the initial View All appearance of scroll areas and grids. This option takes a snapshot of the current View All status of the grids and scroll areas on the page. This option is deselected by default. When it is disabled, the application determines the initial View All display unless you defined this option previously. This option only appears if the current page contains a grid or scroll area with a View All setting. This option is not supported for grids in scroll areas.
Save tabbing order personalized below.	Saves the tabbing order that you designate on the current page. You can modify the existing field tabbing order as well as remove page elements from the tabbing order so that the cursor skips those fields as you tab through the page.