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  • Portlets on Pages displays portlets located on each page within Clarity. This portlet is useful for administrators to determine which users have customized their pages and if they are not seeing a certain portlet, or if a user has placed a portlet on another page and needs help locating it. It also shows the portlet code, name, page the portlet resides on, tab type, who created the tab, source type, and the object/query.
  • Portlets on Pages displays portlets located on each page within Clarity. This portlet is useful for administrators to determine which users have customized their pages and if they are not seeing a certain portlet, or if a user has placed a portlet on another page and needs help locating it. It also shows the portlet code, name, page the portlet resides on, tab type, who created the tab, source type, and the object/query.
  • Portlets on Pages displays portlets located on each page within Clarity. This portlet is useful for administrators to determine which users have customized their pages and if they are not seeing a certain portlet, or if a user has placed a portlet on another page and needs help locating it. It also shows the portlet code, name, page the portlet resides on, tab type, who created the tab, source type, and the object/query.
  • The Portlets and NSQL Queries portlet displays portlets built from queries.  The portlet provides the administrator with the ability to search queries developed in the past that may have a certain attribute within it.  This is helpful during upgrades when CA makes data model changes.
  • The Portlets and NSQL Queries portlet displays portlets built from queries.  The portlet provides the administrator with the ability to search queries developed in the past that may have a certain attribute within it.  This is helpful during upgrades when CA makes data model changes.
  • The Portlets and NSQL Queries portlet displays portlets built from queries.  The portlet provides the administrator with the ability to search queries developed in the past that may have a certain attribute within it.  This is helpful during upgrades when CA makes data model changes.
  • Course description: “Are you ready to go beyond simple graph and grid portlets? This class will show you how to create and export portlets with hierarchical structure and drill-down capability, and includes examples of advanced portlets and complex queries.”  Download file is the presentation slide deck.
  • Are you ready to go beyond simple graph and grid portlets? This class will show you how to create and export portlets with hierarchical structure and drill-down capability, and includes examples of advanced  portlets and complex queries.
  • This Excel document provides a template for mocking up and validating portlet requirements.  The template is important to use to help end users visualize the final output of a portlet. Template Defines:
    • Portlet Name
    • Portlet Purpose
    • Portlet Description
    • Portlet Security
    • Portlet Placement
    • Portlet Filter Fields/Layout
    • Portlet Grid Fields/Layout
  • The portlet shows which investments within a portfolio has a cost plan and those that do not. For the ones which do have a cost plan, the Cost Plan? Field shows a Green checkmark.  For the ones which do not have a cost plan, the Cost Plan? Field shows a Red cross.
  • The portlet shows which investments within a portfolio has a cost plan and those that do not. For the ones which do have a cost plan, the Cost Plan? Field shows a Green checkmark.  For the ones which do not have a cost plan, the Cost Plan? Field shows a Red cross.
  • The portlet shows which investments within a portfolio has a cost plan and those that do not. For the ones which do have a cost plan, the Cost Plan? Field shows a Green checkmark.  For the ones which do not have a cost plan, the Cost Plan? Field shows a Red cross.
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