Portal users
who are authorized as group content administrators can share pages
with a group of users. Content administrators for the Public group
can share pages with all portal users.
You can
share a new page when you create the page, or you can share an existing
page by editing its properties.
Note: The page should
not contain a Stored Process Alerts portlet, a Bookmarks portlet,
a Publication Channel Subscriptions portlet, or any of the predefined
navigator portlets. If you share a page with these portlets, users
in the group are not able to see or use the portlets on the shared
page.
To share
a page, follow these steps:
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If the
page already exists, then use one of the following methods to display
the Edit Page Properties page:
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Navigate to the page that you want
to share, and then click
OptionsEdit Page Properties.
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Click
Search, and search for the page that you want to share.
For details about searching,
see Search for Content. When the page name
appears on the search results page, click the action menu
in the first column, and select
Edit.
If the
page does not yet exist, then create the page.
For instructions, see Create a New Page. On the
Create tab of the Add Pages to Profile page, specify the location (group)
and share type as described in the next step.
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On the
Add Pages to Profile page or the Edit Page Properties page, specify
these fields:
Select the group of
users with which you want to share the page.
Select the type of
sharing action that you want to apply:
The users in the group
can find the page using the search tool, and they can add the page
if they want it.
The users in the group
will automatically see the page the next time they log on to the portal.
A user can remove the page from his or her navigation bar if the page
is not needed.
A persistent page is
the same as a default page, except that users cannot remove the page
from their navigation bars.
Note: If you are
an administrator, depending on your level of privileges, a default
or persistent page might not appear when you log on to the portal.
You might need to add the page manually. A privileged administrative
user has access to all user and group content. When users log on,
the pages for every group they have access to are initialized. This
could significantly affect performance when the privileged user logs
on.
Move the following items to the specified share
location
This prompt appears
only if the page contains portlets that you are authorized to share.
These portlets are specified in the list below the prompt. If the
listed portlets contain any links, applications, or syndication channels
that you are authorized to share, then those items are also listed.
If you want to share
all of the listed items with the selected group, click the check box.
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Shared pages have the label
Shared,
Default, or
Persistent in the
upper right corner, followed by the name of the group. For example:
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A page that was shared with the
Sales group as “Available” would have the label
Shared: Sales.
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A page that was shared with the
Public group as “Default” would have the label
Default: Public.
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A page that was shared with the
Sales group as “Persistent” would have the label
Persistent: Sales.