Configuring a Web Page

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You can configure a Web Page Component in the Configure Web Page dialog box. To do so:

1.  In the Component name field, specify the name of the Web Page to be displayed in the Workspace. By default, Web Page is displayed.

2.  In the URL field, specify the URL of the Web Page.

3.  In the Context from list, select the Workspace from which the current Component must receive Context:

Select None to choose not to provide Context to the Component.

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Select Component in this Workspace to configure the items in the current Component to receive Context from items in another Component, within the same Workspace. The Set Context button is enabled.

a.  Click the Set Context button.

The Set Context dialog box is displayed. In the Set Context dialog box, the Component column lists the Components that can provide context to the current Component. In the Object column, the Object selected in the current Component is displayed. In the Relationship with <Object> column, all Relationships of the Object of the Component providing Context with the Object of the current Component are displayed.

b.  From the Component column, select the Component from which the data in the current Component must receive Context.

c.  From the Relationship with <Object> list, select the Relationship that must provide Context to the current Component.

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Select Component in another Workspace to configure the items in the current Component to receive Context from a Component in a different Workspace. The Set Context button is enabled.

a.  Click the Set Context button.

The Set Context dialog box is displayed.

b.  In the Set Context dialog box, select the Relationship that must provide Context to the current Component.

4.  Click OK.

The Web Page is configured.

While configuring a Web Page Component in a Workspace, you can configure the Web Page to receive Context from other Components. If the Web Page is configured to receive Context, ensure that the Component providing the Context is an ASP file. By design, the Context information provided to a Web Page is passed using querystring variables.

Note  •   To pass specific Property values in a URL, you can create a Web tab for the corresponding Object from Talisma Business Administrator. For more information, see Talisma Business Administrator Help. •   When a URL with "&para", "&gt", or "&lt" is defined in a Web tab, an extra special character in the URL as displayed: http://talisma207/media/visitorchat/default.asp?param3=¶m4= This is because "&para" is a reserved word which returns the "¶" special character.