- On the Create menu, click Microsite.
- Enter a title for the dashboard.
Only alphanumerical and - hyphen is allowed to be entered as the dashboard title. - Click Create new app.
- Click on the folder containing the name of the newly created microsite.
- Right click and select New text file.
- Rename the filename and extension.
- Open the newly created file in the text editor.
- Write the code using jaggery and/or html.
Use the tools in the editor when necessary. - Click Save.
- Publish the microsite.
Publishing a microsite to the store
All source microsite file are secured with basic authentication. As a result by default any microsite is only viewable by the author. However, when publishing to the store, if the author wants to make the site public he/she will have to remove the security settings manually.
- On the My Items menu, click on the microsite folder that needs to be published.
- If you wish to make the site public once it is published carryout the additional steps mentioned below:
- In the microsite folder open the
jaggery.conf
file in the text editor. Remove the following code and save the
jaggery.conf
file."securityConstraints" : [ { "securityConstraint" : { "webResourceCollection" : { "name" : "Test", "urlPatterns" : [ "/*"], "methods" : [ "GET", "POST", "PUT", "DELETE", "HEAD", "OPTIONS", "TRACE", "CONNECT", "PATCH"] }, "authRoles" : [ "private_mari"] } }]
- In the microsite folder open the
- Click Publish.
The Published Settings page will appear. Select "Site" as the Publish as option.
Dashboards too need to be published as Sites. The default value is Sites.- If required, edit the a name for the site.
- If required, edit the URL that will be used to publicly access the site.
- Enter a description on the microsite.
- Enter the URL of the thumbnail.
A default thumbnail will appear if a thumbnail URL is not specified. - Enter the URL of the image.
A default image will appear if a image URL is not specified. - Click Publish.