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Editing Custom Workspaces
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You can add custom tabs to individual workspaces used by the staff members or staff group of interest. This allows you to include the tab and information for some staff members and not display the tab to other staff who use different workspaces.
For comprehensive information on workspaces, refer to the 'Custom Workspaces' section in online documentation for your release. To access Oracle B2C Service manuals and documentation online, refer to the Documentation for Oracle B2C Service Products.
To customize a workspace, you can copy an existing workspace and then edit the copy to create a new workspace for your staff. If you create a new workspace for use, be sure to modify the appropriate staff profiles to use your new workspace. Otherwise, you can edit a custom workspace directly, in which case you do not have to modify the staff profile.
To add a custom tab to a workspace, use the steps below.
When adding a browser to a custom tab, you can pass variables through the URL so that information for specific records populate the page. For more information on passing variables through a URL, refer to Answer ID 2429: Including a variable on a custom tab or custom link.
Note: You can also add sub-tabs to the tab you just added. From the Toolbox, drag and drop a Tab Set control onto the body of the tab. Then, within the tab set, you can add fields and controls just as you can for a primary tab set.
Mailing editor: To add a custom tab or tabs to the Mailing editor, you can edit the MAILING_EDITOR_TABS configuration setting. This setting specifies the custom tabs to include in the Mailing editor. Custom tabs can be created to view custom content on the console.
The custom tab definition must include a tab title and a URL. Separate tab entries with a carriage return. The default value is blank.
For example:
(tab("RightNow Home Page",http://www.oracle.com/rightnow))
This tab would be labeled RightNow Home Page, and its content would display the URL at http://www.oracle.com/rightnow.
You can also use merge fields to include attributes of the mailing in query string parameters of the custom tab URL. An example for this setting that uses a merge field is as follows:
(tab("RightNow Home Page",http://www.oracle.com/rightnow)) (tab("Revenue",http://rightnow.com/revenue?report.php?mailing=$mailing.mailing_id))
Path to setting(s): Select Configuration from the navigation area > Site Configuration > Configuration Settings > and search by Key.