Adding a Multi-Select Portal Page Click Action

To add a Portal Page click action to a portlet, you must enter the page ID of the target portal page or a $(ROW_DATA) macro as the Page Setting, Page ID option. If the page ID is set to a macro that is not found or the macro evaluates to an empty string, the click action will not be available on the portlet.

To add a Multi-Select Portal Page click action to a portlet:

  1. Open the Edit <Portlet type> Portlet Closeddialog box.

    Example of the Edit measures portlet dialog box, showing the location of the click actions  option.

  2. Click Click Actions.

    The Click Actions Closeddialog box opens.

    Click Actions dialog box showing the Add option.

  3. Click Add.

    The Edit Click Action Closeddialog box opens.

    Edit click action dialog box showing default settings.

  4. From the Type list, select Multi-Select Portal Page.

    The Edit Click Action Closeddialog box changes to display Multi-Select Portal Page options.

    Edit click action dialog box.

  5. If you want something other than Portal Page to display in the click action context menu, and click action trigger button, enter a name in the Label box.

  6. Enter the target Page ID.

  7. If you want the target page to display in a pop-up window, select Show as a pop-up and optionally, specify the size of the pop-up window in the format width x height. The default value uses the Default pop-up size setting specified in the target page Page Settings Closeddialog box. Setting a size here overrides the page setting. For consistency, you can use macros.

  8. If you are adding the click action to a measures portlet, and you want to add a Closedselection check box to each row, select Add a checkbox column for selection, and optionally, Add a checkbox for selecting all.

    An example of a measures portlet with a multi-select cross link click action and selection checkboxes.

  9. If you want to specify a condition that must be met before the click action is available, select the Conditional check box, and define the necessary condition.

  10. Click OK to close the Edit Click Action dialog box.

    The new Portal Page click action is added to in the Click Actions Closed list.

    Click actions dialog box showing added multi-select portal page click action.

  11. If this is the only click action on the list, and you want the portal page to display immediately when the click action is triggered, select Skip the menu when there is only one action.

  12. Click OK to close the Click Actions dialog box.

  13. Click OK to close the Edit Portlet dialog box.

  14. On the toolbar, click Save to exit edit mode and lock the page.

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