Enriching an entry
In a single-edit page of the collaboration area, depending upon your role, you can edit
an item, category, or a digital asset (henceforth all referred to as an entry
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Adding an entry
Before you begin, ensure that you have a catalog with entries.
You can create an item, category, or a digital asset (henceforth referred to as entry). You can create an entry to store information about the entities that are managed in your implementation.
Only the Full Admin role, Content Editor role, and Category Manager role can add or edit an entry.If you have Category Manager role and access to a collaboration area that has items, or are an administrator of such collaboration area, you can edit items too.
To add an entry, proceed as follows.
- Browse to . A new entry is created in the multi-edit page.
- Select the new entry and click Open.
- In the single-edit page, define the entry details, and click Save.
Save | Click ![]() |
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Revert | Click ![]() |
Refresh | Click ![]() |
Reserve* | Click ![]() Product Family feature You can use this feature for all the Product Family items (Base, Variant, and Simple). |
Release* | Click ![]() Product Family feature You can use this feature for all the Product Family items (Base, Variant, and Simple). |
Add | Click ![]() Product Family feature You can use this feature for Base and Simple type of the Product Family items. |
Clone | Click ![]() Product Family feature You can use this feature for Base and Simple type of the Product Family items. |
Create Variant |
Product Family feature Select a Base item and click |
Search attributes | On the upper-right corner of the page, click ![]() ![]() Using the attrsearchtype property in the config.json file, the attribute type list can display either attribute name or attribute path. Important: For normal or grouping multi-occurrence, this feature works only for the first occurrence of the
searched attribute.
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Configure tabs | Click ![]()
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Error pane | Click ![]()
Restriction: If you have the same attribute on the different attribute tabs, and
you enter a wrong value in the attribute field, you get a validation error. If you toggle between
such tabs, the validation error disappears.
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Views | Select a view from the Views list on the right. These views are catalog-specific, and once
selected, the search results display only the attributes that are part of the view. Views provide a more efficient or task-specific view of items, create groups of attributes that are related to a specific data entry or data maintenance process. This feature supports state maintenance. Also, after you select a view, you see the same view across the Data Explorer page, Multi-edit page, Single-edit page (Opened through Data Explorer), and Search page. By default, the
selected view is If you set a view for a catalog, the catalog then becomes the default selected catalog. |
Relationship visualization | Fix Pack 11Click ![]() You can enter a value in the
Click any entry in the Relationship diagram to directly open the entry in the single-edit
page. ![]()
Click Important: In a
Relationship diagram pop-up window, if you click Back to items,
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Manage Attributes | Fix Pack 12Using the Manage
Attributes feature, you can choose and view only the required attributes in the
Attributes and the user-defined tabs of the single-edit page in the
Persona-based UI. Click ![]() Important: If you select and clear any attribute that is present in more than a
tab, this action gets replicated for this attribute across all such tabs.
To apply the updates done, click Apply. To reset all the updates that are done on the Manage Attributes pop-up window, click Reset. |
Filtering Collaboration areas through custom filters on a catalog
This content is applicable to both Checkout and Checkout family tasks.
The filtering is based on a custom logic and is over and above the security mechanism in place to list collaboration areas for Checkout. You can enable the feature by adding a custom Collab-Area Filter parameter on the catalog attributes that is a fully qualified class name. The class must be present in the class path of the Product Master application server as a JAR file.
The custom class implements the public Collection <ItemCollaborationArea> getFilteredCollaborationAreas(Item item) method. The method displays a list of filtered collaboration areas on the single-edit page. If the method returns an empty list, then Checkout is displayed, but in a disabled state on the single-edit page. If an error occurs while running the method, or if the Collab-Area Filter parameter is not set, all collaboration areas on the catalog are displayed based on your role and ACGs.
- If the Admin (Admin, Full admin, or Solution developer) user is a performer on step,
- If the Admin user is an Administrator on a collaboration area,
- If any user is Administrator on a collaboration area.