Hi,
I am using cocoon portal features. In my portal page I have tabs. When I
choose "portal" it goes to the first tab in my application. I want the
application to go to different tabs depending on which user is logged
in. so when I redirect to portal after I login . I tried
but that didn
Can someone please help me get this working?
On Mon, 2004-12-06 at 13:13, Anna Bikkina wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using cocoon portal features. In my portal page I have tabs. When I
> choose "portal" it goes to the first tab in my application. I want the
> application to go to different tabs depending
Hi Anna,
I am not exactly sure which features you are talking about. I have never
seen switching portal tabs just based on the "id" request parameter.
Can you provide more information?
BTW, if you want to display different pages for different users, you can
use very fine grained profiling system
Hi,
If i guess right? you use Portal Page Labels and have set "id" instead
of "pageLabel" in PageLabelManager component in cocoon.xconf?
I personnaly use bookmarks after login, and i don't see how it would be
different with pageLabels, but a suggestion: pageLabel had a bug on
unmaed portal tabs
pguillard wrote:
Hi,
If i guess right? you use Portal Page Labels and have set "id" instead
of "pageLabel" in PageLabelManager component in cocoon.xconf?
I personnaly use bookmarks after login, and i don't see how it would
be different with pageLabels, but a suggestion: pageLabel had a bug on
un
What I really want is to display all tabs for all users but depending on
which user is logged in I want to have the right tab selected first. I
want the order of the tabs also to remain same. Just the right tab has
to be selected.
When I was doing href="portal?id=tab2" it is going to tab2 but to
Hi Anna,
I guess I was asking what is the underlying mechanism you use that
switches tabs. I have no experience at all with "Portal Page Labels", if
that's what you got. Anyhow, I hope that the hack that I will suggest
will be suitable for any tab-switching algorithm.
In the main portal sitemap
I was doing exactly the same. It didnt work. Is there any other way I
can try.
Thank you for answering.
Anna.
On Wed, 2004-12-08 at 15:18, Nick Goupinets wrote:
> Hi Anna,
>
> I guess I was asking what is the underlying mechanism you use that
> switches tabs. I have no experience at all with
Anna,
I can't tell if you are using page labels or bookmarks. If you are not
using either one then this just won't work. If you are using bookmarks
then I guess we'd also need to see the configuraiton for that. If you
are using page labels I'd expect the url to be
portal?pageLabel=quotehistor
What do you have in layout/portal.xml? When you your portal is displayed
and you manually select the tab that that you want login to go to, what
url shows in the address bar?
Ralph
Anna Bikkina said:
> I am using pageLabels.
>
> Here is my sitemap . I tried id and pageLabel=quotehistory in the
In layout/portal.xml I have quotehistory defined like this
quotehistory-1
1. With the url you should be going to is
"portal?pageLabel=QuoteHistory".
2. You do not have PageLabels configured. Please look at
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/PortalPageLabels. The link should not
contain cocoon-portal-action unless you specifically do not want the back
button to work. It also
In portal.xml in copletdata I have the following
Security Quote History:
URICoplet
uri
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";>cocoon:/coplets/search/quotehistory.xsp
Is the id mentioned here the id we can use for pageLabel in redirect-to
ur
I am using pageLabels.
Here is my sitemap . I tried id and pageLabel=quotehistory in the
redirect-to uri none of them worked.
The most important thing (just a suggestion because you didn't show it
here), is that you have "quotehistory" as a tab name in your layout, not
the name of the coplet :
quotehistory-1
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