1. Extending Loyalty
  2. Set Up Oracle Loyalty Pages

3Set Up Oracle Loyalty Pages

This chapter contains the following:

Enable a Search by Membership Card

You can extend the member list page of Oracle Loyalty to search specifically for a member based on a membership card number.

Searching for a member by using their membership card number is a quick way for your end users to a locate member's records. For example, your users may need to quickly update a member record, but what if there are several members with the same name? Scrolling through numerous records, and correctly selecting the required member is time-consuming. Instead, users can perform a search specific to the user membership card number to easily find what they're looking for.

To enable a membership card search on the member list page:

  1. Confirm that you're in a sandbox session.

  2. In Application Composer, select the Standard Objects node.

  3. Select the Loyalty Member object, then select the Pages node.

  4. In the Landing Page Layout panel, select the Standard layout, click Actions, then Duplicate.

  5. In Duplicate Layout, do the following:

    • In the New Layout Name field, enter a name for your layout.

    • Select Standard Layout from the Source Layout menu.

  6. Click Save and Edit.

  7. In the Landing Page Layout edit page, click the edit icon in the Loyalty Members panel.

  8. In the Configure Detail Form: Buttons and Actions panel, select Membership Card Search, and move it to the Selected Buttons column.

  9. Click Save and Close, and click Done in the Landing Page Layout edit page.

Modify Application Pages

You can extend the application pages in Oracle Loyalty using Application Composer.

For example, you can modify your application pages by adding any of the following:

  • dynamic page layouts

  • field groups

  • subtabs

  • custom actions and links

  • Groovy scripting

For detailed information on extending Loyalty using Application Composer, see Oracle Applications Cloud Configuring Applications Using Applications Composer available from Oracle Help Center at: http://docs.oracle.com.