Re: Explanation please

robert rottermann <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.zope.plone.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 22.10.2014 21:32, Chuck Theobald wrote:
> What does the following message mean? How does my choice affect what 
> is visible on my site?
>
> "You are managing the portlets of the default view of a container. If 
> you wanted to manage the portlets of the container itself, go here 
> <http://lcni.uoregon.edu:8080/LCNIsecond/@@manage-portlets>" 
portlets are associated with an object.
so when an object is displayed, its associated portlets are presented.

Normally, but not always, the object an portlet is associated with, is 
folderish.
If this is the case, all objects within  the folderish object inherit 
the portlet settings. It can then be overridden lower in the folder 
hierarchy.

Now, each folder has a default view which could be either some 
representation of its content like a lits,
OR!
some object, normally a page, that resides within the folder.

Now, if you have a page as the standard view, this "default page" would 
be used to have the portlets associated with.
Normally this is not what you intend.
Hence the warning.

If this warning pops up, the easiest way is to avoid it, is change to 
the folders content view by clicking the "contents" tab.

robert
(without imaging what so ever ..)


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