Searching for portlets
You can search for a portlet in the Portlet Palette by entering
part or all of the portlet title in the Search field. The search is not case-sensitive,
and only portlets where you have the correct permissions are displayed in
your search results.
When working with the Portlet Palette, keep
the following tips in mind:
- You should be logged in to the portal site using
an ID with sufficient access rights to modify a page. Access control for customizing
and working with the Portlet Palette is based on portlet roles, portlet modes,
and page permissions. The portlets available to you are also filtered by any
restricted portlet lists that exist for a page.
- The drag-and-drop feature is present for default
portal themes in rows and containers that are not locked.
- Entries in the Portlet Palette could become
obsolete. For example, when an administrator deletes a portlet from the portal
while a user is creating or editing pages, the user may not be aware of these
updates. A user must log out and log back in to the portal to view the changes
made by the administrator. If a user attempts to drag a portlet from the
Portlet Palette when the portlet no longer exists, a message is recorded to
the portal logs. Although this is a rare situation, administrators should
not remove and add portlets during normal business hours.
Perform
the following steps:
- Click to open the Portlet Palette.
- Type part or all of the portlet title in the Search field.
- Click .
- Drag the portlet to the page as appropriate.
- Click Cancel to restore the view you were
in before launching the search.
- Click to close the Portlet Palette.
Parent topic: Managing portlets on a page
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