Web Client Style changes at 8.97

WinPrice

WinPrice

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At 8.96 and below, the web client uses a file called webguistylesheet.jsp to determine the fonts and colors being used as well as the name of the logo displayed in the upper left corner.

At 8.97, the web client has this file, but no longer appears to use it for color and font selection.

Has anyone had experience changing these at the 8.97 level for JAS?

Best regards,
Winston
 
Winston,

I have a site that whose JAS client look I heavily modified via webguistylesheet.jsp

We recently moved to 8.97 and retrofitting the CSS changes was a pain. In fact with limited time to cutover we have currently given up on the color changes and have just made logo changes.

The CSS values are now spread out across multiple files. The grid has its own file "JSGrid.css" under the webclient\css path. There are a number of new attributes and some that have been removed. I have been working my way through the attributes one-by-one and matching base color similarities between an unmodified 8.96 webguistylesheet.jsp and an unmodified webguistylesheet.jsp/JSGrid.css. With the common attributes and "related" new elements identified I then apply the custom color I used previously in 8.96 to the matching 8.97 elements and preview. I use a CSS editing tool that makes things a bit easier than saving the file on the JAS server and refreshing my browser.

It is certainly doable just tedious.
 
Thanks Justin, that's what I was looking for. I have a couple of questions though.

1. You mentioned that the style changes are now spread across multiple files. What are they?

2. You also mentioned the CSS tool instead of the manual process, which I have been using. What is the tool? I'd like to try anything to reduce the amount of time it takes to play around with this until I get the style correct. It too me days before.

Thanks again,
Winston
 
Someone should REALLY come up with a nice little whitepaper explaining what to change to get corporate logo's etc onto the enterpriseone pages.

The really nice thing about 8.97, of course, is the fact that Firefox is now supported. I'll be glad when all that cruddy activex is gone...
 
For pre-8.97 tools releases, Robert Sheldon's document goes through that process. It's called: "JDE EnterpriseOne Web Client Stylesheet Customization" and can be found on the Customer Connection. I've used it pretty extensively to change logos, and colors for companies.

It doesn't really work for 8.97, hence the post.
 
Winston,

Here is a dump of the css directory of an 8.97 OAS JAS install. (Machine name change to protect the innocent)

JSGrid.css is the new file that I have been tweaking. The others definitely contribute to the look of the web client but I have not gotten to them yet.

[oracle@jas:/u01/app/oracle/product/10.1.3/oas_1/j2ee/jas_jasPD8010/applications/jas_jasPD8010/webclient/css]
$ ls
About.css CDADef.css Form.css MOViewer.css wizard.css
ActiveEraForm.css Error.css JSGrid.css SAW.css
CDA.css ErrorNav.css Login.css calendar.css

I used a tool called "TopStyle". It gives a visual preview of all styles defined in a stylesheet. I have also saved off a few web pages generated by the E1 "maflets" to static html files. I then recode them to point to a local copy of webguistylesheet.jsp and JSGrid.css. As I make my changes through TopStyle I hit F5 on my browser and the the static HTML is rendered using the new theme.

I started work on an "e1Styler" tool to try an automate much of this process edit/refresh process. I was pretty close to done for 8.96 and then I saw 8.97. What I would like to do is build a list of related style elements whose colors should all be set in unison to achieve the a good look. My goal is to be be able to take the key color ements of a client's logo and apply the colors to the stylesheets quickly. When I get that magic watch that stops time I may get around to finishing the tool
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I hope this helps.
 
I don’t mean to be negative, but why?

I am trying to justify the time that it takes to change the "look & feel" of EnterpriseOne. Even if you spend just little time on it, it doesn’t seem like it would be worth it. Especially, because of situations like you are running into now. Oracle comes out with a new Tools Release and changes the way CSS is handled, so you have to figure it all out again.

...Continued on www.e1tips.com
 
Is there a document number for that? I've tried searching with that title (and parts of it) without much joy. Thanks.
 
The customer really wants it and is paying for it, so they get it. This is the first time I have seen style sheet changes since Xe, from what I recall.

It's really not any more difficult than general CNC work, it just takes a little perseverance. 8.12 and custom naming conventions was much worse to get used to.
 
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I don’t mean to be negative, but why?

[/ QUOTE ]

That argument is a pretty weak one. Case in point - certainly one could operate a computer with a mouse and graphics, but why ? Isn't the command line enough ? And hey, while we're about it - why have a "language" interpreter ? Couldn't we just program our computers directly with machine code ? Surely it'd run faster, and be less buggy AND take up less memory?!

ok - maybe that is going a little far.

I'd have to say I agree that modifying the look and feel is a "want" rather than a requirement - that sometimes customers do this for their own internal users and really, why would an accounts payable clerk REALLY care that instead of "Oracle EnterpriseOne" it has "Widget Inc" proudly displayed above their error screen together with a fancy graphic depicting widgets spinning out of control into a black hole....

However, to be devils advocate (aren't I always) the customer might have absolutely the requirement that their IT systems have a similar "look and feel". More than likely, the question "can you modify the look and feel of the web client" was asked of the oracle rep, and no doubt they answered "of course". Now its the CNC guys turn to reverse engineer all that CSS stuff and identify where to put the spinnywidgetblackhole.gif file.

It would have been REALLY nice had Oracle actually had a "style sheet" tool - that actually went through and updated all the look and feel to a customers desires. I'm still of the belief that EnterpriseOne 8.97 is STILL being heavily developed - so we're going to see lots of changes to the foundation code still to come. So, each time they change the way the stylesheets work, we need to reverse engineer how to get spinnywidgetblackhole.gif onto the right place - just so that our accounts payable clerk has something stimulating to watch while her voucher entry crashes for the umpteenth time.
 
I checked with my source and in fact the link to the customer connection where this could be found is no longer valid. This can be obtained through the E1 Field consulting office.

-Winston
I am following up with the source now to see where else it can be obtained from and if possible, can I attach it to this thread.
 
Jon,

I understand your point. I'm not advocating that everyone become fluent in Assembly, just that we should educate the user community, including the pointy-haired-boss, as to the real cost of some requests.

That way they can make an intelligent decision with all the information. If after the costs have been weighed (time, delayed timetable for updates/upgrades, browser quirks, etc.) and the users still want the spinnywidgetblackhole.gif, then great. By all means, do the work to figure it out.

I just think that costly, frivolous requests would happen less frequently if we, as IT Professionals, would do our jobs and educate those that we support.

I'm all for exceeding the user's expectations, but there are times when the bottom-line doesn't support "wants".
 
Stewart,

I am not sure what the purpose of your original post was. I am sure you goal was not to be insulting and imply that Winston and I are not IT professionals because we try to give our clients what they ask for.

You seem to assume that we are not educating our users/clients as to the work required to maintain customizations. For my part any time I implement changes that look like they would be considered unsupported by Oracle I make it clear what the future maintenance impact will be. (I am sure Winston and Jon do the same) The customer makes the choice and decides if the changes contribute enough value to be worth the cost of maintaining them. Naturally this effort/risk versus reward analysis should apply to any customization including custom code and custom applications. In essence no changes to the E1 code are ever really supported – C, NER, CSS or otherwise. We as IT professionals do our job by guiding our clients through these decisions and make sure that they have all the information needed to make an informed decision. Are you advocating putting in plain vanilla JDE with absolutely no customizations in all cases? Hey, I am all for it if it suits a particular business. The business knows what they want and need (or at least what they think they need) and if after giving them the wisdom of our experience they choose a path that goes against our recommendation we have to be prepared to accept that path and implement it or walk away.

Calling these visual changes "frivolous requests" is a bit dismissive. It isn't pointy haired bosses asking for these changes. These CSS changes are being requested by responsible managers who need to match corporate GUI guidelines or feel that a system that looks right to the end users will be more readily accepted.

Specifically in the case of CSS changes I would argue that they are really "under supported" versus unsupported. There are Oracle field consulting documents that describe how to make these changes. In fact I have implemented these CSS changes at a few sites while I represented Oracle field consulting. (I no longer do) The term we used to describe support was "locally supported". This meant that changes would be supported by Oracle Consulting and not Oracle Support. This same term was applied to any customizations to E1 code or objects made by Oracle Consulting. The support is on a time and materials basis and changes are not guaranteed to survive upgrades without the need for retrofitting. In the case of the portal CSS, changes are definitely expected. The PeopleSoft blue that we are stuck with today often does not fit within an existing corporate portal color scheme. The portal CSS files must be changed to allow E1 portlets to fit within an existing corporate portal. Why should the web client really be any different?

It is not too much to ask that a tool be delivered to allow style changes to be made easily and maintained across tools releases. In the absence of such a tool we have to make do.
 
Justin & Winston,

I, in no way, meant to make it sound like you were not doing your job. If that is the way it appeared then, "I'm truely sorry."

My opinion is probably a little tainted because of the organizations that I have worked for and situations that I have witnessed. I think that it is very unfortunate when IT shops become "Yes" men & women.

I also think that it is a little different between consultants and internal IT staff. During my career so far, the opinion and recommendations of consultants seem to weigh heavier on organizations than those of the internal staff. Granted, usually the reason that a consultant is brought in is to fill a gap in the skills of the current staff, but there are many basic principals that transend all aspects of IT.

Determining what the user really wants is often a difficult task and convincing them of what they "want" can be even harder. I'm sure that you guys do a great job and in no way would I say otherwise ...at least not without first-hand knowledge.

Anyway, thanks for contributing to this site and again sorry if my previous comments were not communicated as well as they should have been. The knowledge that can be gained here from experienced CNCs is priceless.
 
Stewart,

No harm no foul. I was pretty sure you didn't mean it that way and simply chimed in on the thread to express an opinion. In general I agree with you. The things I have had clients ask me to do that I have had to argue them out of would fill a book.

I know too well the experience of being an employee and having my advice discounted or ignored. I sat for years in a big corporation watching my advice be ignored and then seeing consultants give the same advice only to have it taken as gospel. I also saw the folly of IT shops blindly following the recommendations of external firms at great expense and watched what little yearly bonus I could expect going to fill their coffers. I guess I am on the Darkside now. Although I like to say "I am a contractor not a consultant. I work for a living"
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On the plus side my opinion is now usually taken seriously. My goal is always to implement as simply as possible and leave things better off than I found them.

Well, I have hijacked this thread enough for a day. I am off to build a UBE that runs via the E1 scheduler to turn on an ethernet attached coffee pot every day and turn it off every night. I swear it will only be used in my lab! Though it would clearly be a useful customization at any coffee-addicted JDE site.
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Cheers,
 
I'm in agreement about this particular facet of the CNC realm being "undersupported". I think that the look and feel of the web client is as important to an end user as the functional piece. If it looks generic and "default" and everything else with their company strictly adheres to specific color schemes with logos printed everywhere, then yes, that particular customer will insist on these changes being made, as is the case with me now and the client I am doing this for.

I am not even asking for a tool to make these changes, although, that would be nice; I just want documentation on what each setting in these files controls, so I can use it to make my changes expeditiously and not through a lengthy trial and error process.
 
Sorry I'm a bit late to the dinner table - but, IT Shops are meant to be YES
Teams!

I've worked with employees, consultants and even a few friends that said
'NO' to the business side of the equation (and I've never understood why).
Simply put, there should never be a 'NO' answer to the request. I am not on
the NO Team.

Better responses would be:

- It's gonna cost
- we need training
- systems don't talk to eachother
- we have other priorities - which one do you want to replace


You can always explain the delays, exlain the cost, explain the laps - but,
occasionally the organization is going to want it anyway. At that point in
time it is up to the Technology Endowed to get a grip on the technology,
spin its little head off and make it work the way the organization wants it
to work.

I am on the YES Team. There is ALWAYS a way to make something work (even a
46 Willys Jeep - replace the engine with a 350)....

Seek the Answer, Learn the Technology, Fulfill the Assignment and WIN THE
WAR!

(db)



--
 
I found this on the JDE Portal, it may help some:

SOLUTION 200727798: E-PORTAL: FAQ on Customizing the 'Look and Feel' of the HomePage

SPECIFIC TO:
All 8.4x PeopleTools Versions

ISSUE:
We have several questions about changing the look and feel - the branding - of the HomePage.

SOLUTIONS:
ATTENTION! This is for reference only! Some of these solutions are workarounds. These workarounds have not gone through our formal quality regression test cycle. We strongly recommend that you thoroughly test this each workaround in a development environment before applying it to your production environment.

Be sure to document these changes as these workarounds may be detected during your next upgrade. Because each workaround has not yet gone through our formal quality regression test cycle, they may be different than the final solution delivered in a PeopleTools patch or Minor/Major release.

We in Global Customer Support recommend PeopleSoft Consulting for any further questions regarding customizing the Look and Feel of the HomePage.

1. How to Change the Color of the Blue bar (or delete the bar ) in the header which contains 'Home','Worklist' etc., links?

In the Application Designer, Open the HTML Object - PORTAL_UNIHEADER_NNS.
Change the Color to the one required (or Delete the Line) - .buttonBar { background-image: url(%bind:)14));
background-repeat: repeat-x; background-color: #555599}
And save the object.

2. How to Change the Look and Feel of the Pagelet? Like Changing the Color, Fonts etc.,

You can change the color and borders by modifying the style classes used (PTPAGELET, PTPAGELETHEADER, PTPAGELETBODY) in the style sheet PSSTYLEDEF. If you want to add other logo/images to the pagelet header, then that would require modifying the HTML used to construct pagelets. That object is HTML.PORTAL_HP_COMPONENT

3. How to change the search bar colour?
In the Application Designer, Open the HTML Object - PORTAL_UNIHEADER_NNS.
Change the Color to the one required (or Delete the Line) .searchBar{background-repeat: repeat-y; background-color: #7780B7}
Save the Object.

4. How to change the width of the coloumn's in the home page?
In the Application Designer, Open the HTML Object PORTAL_HP_2COL_LAYOUT or PORTAL_HP_3COL_LAYOUT.
Change the width on this HTML object and save the object.

5. Problem with weather Magnet pagelet. Which object loads this pagelet.
Weather Magnet paglet is created by a Iscript. Here are the details -
Record (Table) Name: WEBLIB_SEARCHBX
Field Name: WEATHER_MAGNET
PeopleCode Event Name: FieldFormula
PeopleCode Function :IScript_WeatherMagnet
This iscript is accessing a HTML object EO_PE_WEATHERCOM_MAGNET.

6. How to change/remove the "powered by PeopleSoft" from the bottom of the page. What is the name of HTML object that has to be modified?
The "powered by PeopleSoft" is a Image object 'PT_PORTAL_POWEREDBY'. The HTML object that is used to paint this on the Portal homepage is "PORTAL_HP_POWEREDBY".

7. How to change the Peoplesoft Logo and how to change the size of the logo that is being painted on the Homepage?
PeopleSoft logo on ALL Pages uses the PT_PORTAL_BUG image.
The HTML object that is used to paint this on the Portal homepage is 'PORTAL_UNI_HEADER_NNS'.
In PORTAL_UNI_HEADER_NNS do a search for "PeopleSoft logo" and do the Changes to height and width and Save the Object.
Here is the Line that has to be modified - <td rowspan="3" width="96"><img src="%BIND:)1)" width="56" height="41" alt="PeopleSoft logo" hspace="20"></td>

8. How to add images to the pagelets header to give a Visual meaning to the hearder?
This functionality is being provided on tools 8.42 which is targeted for release on 11/20/2002.

9. How to customize the look of enterprise menu in 8.4?
Changing the firts bar(Menu) inside the pages, require you to change the color of it in the EPPLN_NAV_SHOW_MENU HTML object. Look out for the line that has the bgcolor="#555599" and change it to the color required. This will only change the background color.
This bar has two gifs other than the tabs, which are PS_HIDE_MENU and EPPLN_BLUE_CORNER.
(The reference for this can be found in the peoplecode, check for these images PS_HIDE_MENU and EPPLN_BLUE_CORNER. These are the images that appear on the corner fo the tab.)
You will want to replace your image with this name so you will see the behaviour that you expect to.
The second part involves changing the EPPPAGELETHEADER class in the stylesheet. The style sheet is EPPSTYLEDEF. The background color when changed in the style sheet it will reflect
the color in the second bar .
Changing the bottom blue bar involve changing the BGCOLOR in the EPPLN_LN_MGR_TEMPLATE_END. Open this HTML object and change the BGCOLOR.
And as far as changing the background color fo the whole menu, only option is to change the "PSPAGE" class in the PSSTYLEDEF stylesheet. Open the PTSTYLEDEF style sheet and then change the pspage class.

10. How to change the default font size of company news?
The text inside this HTML field does not inherit attributes from any class, it uses the browser default settings for text. However, you can change this with a customization. You can choose whether to hardcode the font size, or set the text to a particular style sheet class. Make the following change to Component PeopleCode EPPCM_NWDSPART.GBL.PostBuild:

Declare Function Get_URL_Details PeopleCode EPPCM_NWWRK.EPPCM_CONT_TYPE FieldDefault;
Declare Function Find_Image_URL PeopleCode EPPCM_NWWRK.EPPCM_CONTENTID FieldDefault;
Local Rowset &data, &HTML_data;

&AID = %Request.GetParameter("PORTALPARAM_AID");
&data = GetLevel0()(1).GetRowset(Scroll.EPPCM_NWARTSEC);
&data_cnt = &data.ActiveRowCount;
If &data_cnt >= 1 Then
For &L1 = &data_cnt To 1 Step - 1
&CONTID = &data(&L1).EPPCM_NWARTSEC.EPPCM_CONTENTID.Value;
If &CONTID <> &AID Then
&data(&L1).Visible = False;
Else
Evaluate &data(&L1).EPPCM_NWARTSEC.EPPCM_CONT_TYPE.Value
When = "U"
&data(&L1).EPPCM_NWWRK.HTML_AREA_02.Visible = True;
&data(&L1).EPPCM_CONTENT.EPPCM_TITLE.Visible = True;
&data(&L1).EPPCM_NWWRK.URL_1.Visible = False;
Get_URL_Details(&CONTID, &URL);
&IMG = " ";
&LOCATION = "_parent";
&CLASS = "PSHYPERLINK";
&data(&L1).EPPCM_CONTENT.EPPCM_TITLE.Visible = False;
&CONTITLE = &data(&L1).EPPCM_CONTENT.EPPCM_TITLE.Value;
&TEXT = MsgGetExplainText(18025, 1836, "Click here for details");
&data(&L1).EPPCM_NWWRK.HTML_AREA_02.Value = GetHTMLText(HTML.EPPCM_NWHYPERLINK, &URL, &TEXT, &IMG, &LOCATION, &CLASS);
&CONTSUM = &data(&L1).EPPCM_CONTENT.DESCRLONG.Value;
Break;
When = "H"
&data(&L1).EPPCM_NWWRK.HTML_AREA_02.Visible = False;
&data(&L1).EPPCM_CONTENT.EPPCM_TITLE.Visible = True;
&data(&L1).EPPCM_NWWRK.URL_1.Visible = False;
&HTML_data = &data(&L1).GetRowset(Scroll.EPPCM_HTMLTEXT);
For &h = &HTML_data.ActiveRowCount To 1 Step - 1
If &HTML_data(&h).EPPCM_HTMLTEXT.EPPCM_CONT_STATUS.Value = "A" Then
&CONTSUM = &HTML_data(&h).EPPCM_HTMLTEXT.EPPCM_HTMLEXT.Value;
End-If;
End-For;
Break;
When = "F"
&data(&L1).EPPCM_NWWRK.HTML_AREA_02.Visible = False;
&data(&L1).EPPCM_CONTENT.EPPCM_TITLE.Visible = True;
&data(&L1).EPPCM_NWWRK.URL_1.Visible = True;
&CONTITLE = &data(&L1).EPPCM_CONTENT.EPPCM_TITLE.Value;
&CONTSUM = &data(&L1).EPPCM_CONTENT.DESCRLONG.Value;
Break;
End-Evaluate;

rem &data(&L1).EPPCM_NWWRK.EO_PE_HTMLAREA1.Value = &CONTSUM;

/* Uncomment the following line if you want to inherit a style sheet class for article text.
Note: 'PSEDITBOX' is used as an example here, this can be changed. */
rem &data(&L1).EPPCM_NWWRK.EO_PE_HTMLAREA1.Value = "<td class='PSEDITBOX'>" | &CONTSUM | "</td>";

/* Uncomment the following line if you want to hardcode the font size for article text. */
rem &data(&L1).EPPCM_NWWRK.EO_PE_HTMLAREA1.Value = "<font size=1>" | &CONTSUM | "</td>";

&CONTIMG = &data(&L1).EPPCM_NWARTICLE.EPPCM_IMGCONTENTID.Value;
If All(&CONTIMG) Then
Find_Image_URL(&CONTIMG, &CONTURL);
&data(&L1).EPPCM_NWWRK.HTMLAREA.Value = GetHTMLText(HTML.EPPCM_NWIMAGE, &CONTURL);
Else
&data(&L1).EPPCM_NWWRK.HTMLAREA.Visible = False;
End-If;
End-If;
End-For;
End-If;

11. What security menu controls the Personalize Layout and Personalize Content links? How to remove the Personalize content and layout from home page?
Log into the portal host and navigate to Home > PeopleTools > Maintain Security > Use > Permission Lists
The Security menu associated for the Personalise Layout and Contents in Portal is as follows:
Permission List : ALLPORTL, All portal objects
Menu name: PORTAL_PERS_HOMEPAGE
Component: Personalized Home Page
Pages: Personalize Conten and Personalize Layout

12. How to hide the Search Box and the 'Go' Button on the Enterprise Menu?
On the Application Designer, File --> Open -->Application Package --> PT_NAV --> Open the Application_Class 'NavTheme' and Comment out the Following lines.

Application Package - PT_NAV - Double Click on NavTheme

/* If %This.isIE() Then
&HTML = &HTML | GetHTMLText(HTML.PT_NAV_SEARCH, "", &searchLabel, &saveWarnSrch, &searchGoUrl, &searchAlt);
Else
&HTML = &HTML | GetHTMLText(HTML.PT_NAV_SEARCH, &searchForm, &searchLabel, &saveWarnSrch, &searchGoUrl, &searchAlt);
End-If;*/
The Color of the Search Bar can be changed by changing the HTML Object PT_NAV_SEARCH.
Note : This is the Place from where the search Box is created and can be removed. Further testing on this shows that this is giving a Javascript error as the Search Box gets the focus. One way to fix it to set the &navSearch = True to False in teh same Peoplecode. Customer has to troubleshoot it further at their end to do further customization to resolve the issues.

13. Is there a way to add a relative link to the POrtal header and not break the header ? (See Case 1862595)
This is working as designed. From the homepage the relative URL points back to the portal ie /psp/O840F70P, however, when you move to a Frame Template, the Header is now an Iscript delivered by PIA. The relative URL for the Header is /psc/O840F70P so any links generated here would go directly to PIA, which is what is occurring. What the customer needs to do, is always use the qualified URL on the links in the header.
There are peoplecode functions to automatically generate the appropriate URL, the customer should be using these. Look for GenerateComponentPortalURL() which generates a complete Portal URL.

14. My favourites Content Reference is Missing. How to get it again.
Added the Permission list PTPT1000, which has been deleted by mistake.

15. Custom Portal Headers - GetProperty() method does not exist?(This is in Peoplebooks)
The method should be GetParameter().
Here's an example:
&PortalURI = %Request.GetParameter();

16. Some Pages (HTML Pagelets) not expiring within the Enterprise Portal?
External pages displayed in a frame template will not expire, unless they're explicitly coded to do so. It's a feature of frame templates. We discussed putting the expiration in the header, but that risks having the page expire out from under you, when you were using it (i.e., if you were entering data on a non-peoplesoft data entry application form). It's a limitation.

17. How to expire the HTML Pages in Peoplesoft?
There are 2 ways to do it.
One is to add Expire-Meta tag in their html. 1200 is the seconds to expire.
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<meta HTTP-EQUIV='Refresh' CONTENT='1200; URL=http://servername:port/servlets/psportal/peoplesoft8/?cmd=expire'>
The other is to mimic what PIA page does. i.e., copy javascript for timeout processing from PIA page.

18. How to Remove the Search Box and the Go Buttone From Portal Header?
In the Application Designer, Open the HTML Object - PORTAL_UNI_HEADER_NNS.
Delete the Following Lines from the HTML Object.
<td width="10%">
<div align="right"><font class="headerLink">%BIND:)30)</FONT></div>
</td>
<td width="20%">
<input type="text" name="SEARCH_TEXT">
</td>
<td width="5%">
%BIND:)38)
</td>

19. How can we display PS pages in a frame within the third party exisitng Portal ?
Try setting hostInPSPortal=false in configuration.properties.
# Used to specify if PIA pages is running under PeopleSoft Portal or not.
# If PIA is running under PeopleSoft Portal, set this value to true, then PIA will set the document title and location to the top frame.
# If PIA is running under Non-PeopleSoft Portal, set this value to false.
# Default value for hostInPSPortal is true.

20. "CM - News - Disp Article" does not fit screen widths well with 800x600 or 1024x768 screen resolutions?
All PeopleSoft applications are optimized for a resolution of 1024 x 768.

21. What is the Template used for the CM - News - Disp Article" page and where can the cref be found?
The template name is PAPP_EPPCM_NWHTML3COL.
It can be found at Root> Enterprise Portal Hidden> pagelet Enhancement > CM - News - Disp Article

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KEYWORDS:
SPOTLIGHT, portal, branding, look and feel, home page, css, html, layout, template design, sizing, color, pagelet, header, logo
 
This information is for the PeopleSoft Enterprise portal and can't be used with E1. The presentation handling of the E1 web engine is derived from the PeopleSoft PIA engine but is not compatible with it. Though I think this quite long example shows what can be done with the web engine in general.
 
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