Configuring the empty portal
Complete the steps in this topic to configure the empty portal. More information about configuration settings is provided in the portal installation guide for on-premises customers or administration guide for cloud customers.
- In the Portal Manager, select Portal Configuration > Data Sources.
- Next to the authenticator data source, select the Translator check box.
- Click Save.
- Select Portal Configuration > Session Initialization.
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Specify this information:
- Pre-Login Account Settings
- This setting does not apply to cloud customers.
Specify PortalPreLogin and the
password for the pre-login user account.
After applying this setting, you can click Test to verify the ID and password you have entered.
- Locale Settings
- Select the appropriate default locale. This usually is the domestic language used in the back office configuration accessed by the portal. If you do not select a locale, en-US is used by default.
- User Authenticated Event Handler
- You can leave this blank or you can create a custom script to add logic for a user-authenticated event in your portal. If you create a custom script, use this field to apply the layout. See Generating custom events.
- Default Page
- Specify the page to open by default when a user signs in to the portal. If you activated the DevStart feature, you can select /Main. Otherwise, specify the name of a page that you plan to create.
- Default Master Field Display Format Name
- For portal customization, you can specify the FDF to be used by default when a portal developer creates a new site page. For example, if the DevStart feature is activated, you could specify MasterPage. This value is optional and can be overridden when new pages are created.
- Login Page
- Specify the login page to open by default when a user accesses the portal URL. If you activated the DevStart feature, you can select /Login. Otherwise, specify the name of a login page that you plan to create.
- Click Save.