WebSphere Portal, Express Beta Version 6.1
Operating systems: i5/OS, Linux,Windows


 

Personalization element examples

The layout and design of a personalization element is created in a similar way to a menu element, with a header design, footer design, and a design to be repeated for each result.

 

Displaying personalized Web content.

Creating a Personalized menu.

  1. Create a content spot or personalization rule in Portal Personalization based on some Web Content Management content.
  2. Create a personalization element in Web Content Management.

  3. Save the personalization element.
  4. Reference the personalization element in a presentation template.

Displaying personalized content

To display a single piece of personalized Web Content Management content for different users:

  1. Create an authoring template that includes an element. For example, a text element called "body".
  2. Create a set of content items based on this authoring template.
  3. Create a content spot or personalization rule in Portal Personalization based on the authoring template and content created above. The content spot or personalization rule should only return a single piece of Web Content Management Content for each user.
  4. Create a personalization element in Web Content Management.

  5. Save the personalization element.
  6. Reference the personalization element in a presentation template.

 

Displaying personalized Web content components

A set of personalized Web content components can be displayed using a personalization element:

  1. Create a content spot or personalization rule in Portal Personalization that searches for Web content components.
  2. Create a personalization element in Web Content Management.

  3. Save the personalization element.
  4. Reference the personalization element in a presentation template.

 

Displaying attributes of Personalized content

The attributes of personalized content can also be displayed using a personalization element:

  1. Create a content spot or personalization rule in Portal Personalization .
  2. Create a personalization element in Web Content Management.

  3. Save the personalization element.
  4. Reference the personalization element in a presentation template.

 

Notes:

Note: Attribute names:You can use the following attribute names:

Note: Displaying keywords and categories

To retrieve a list of categories or keywords, Use the ProfileCmpnt tag.

Note: Displaying authors and owners

To retrieve a list of authors or owners, Use the IDCmpnt tag.

Note: Displaying the Site Path.

To display the site path to a personalized Web Content Management element, use a placeholder tag.

Parent topic: Personalization element
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