To configure end user portal application settings 1. For each of the settings you first need to create the pages in SharePoint with the corresponding web part, and then make a note of this URL (in non-design mode). For example, to create a request page, start by creating a web part page called CreateRequestPage.aspx in SharePoint, and then add a CreateRequest web part to it from the SharePoint web part gallery. Exit the design mode of this page and note the URL, for example, http://webserver:portnumber/CreateRequestPage.aspx Set this URL as the value of the CreateRequestPage application setting. To configure analyst portal application settings 1. For each of the settings you first need to create the pages in SharePoint with the corresponding web part, and then make a note of this URL (in non-design mode). For example, to create a page for viewing the change requests that have been submitted, start by creating a web part page called ChangeRequestSubmittedPage.aspx in SharePoint, and then add a ChangeRequestSubmitted web part to it from the SharePoint web part gallery. Exit the design mode of this page and note the URL, for example, http://webserver:portnumber/ChangeRequestSubmittedPage.aspx Set this URL as the value of the ChangeRequestSubmittedPage application setting
To configure end user portal application settings 1. For each of the settings you first need to create the pages in SharePoint with the corresponding web part, and then make a note of this URL (in non-design mode). For example, to create a request page, start by creating a web part page called CreateRequestPage.aspx in SharePoint, and then add a CreateRequest web part to it from the SharePoint web part gallery. Exit the design mode of this page and note the URL, for example, http://webserver:portnumber/CreateRequestPage.aspx Set this URL as the value of the CreateRequestPage application setting. To configure analyst portal application settings 1. For each of the settings you first need to create the pages in SharePoint with the corresponding web part, and then make a note of this URL (in non-design mode). For example, to create a page for viewing the change requests that have been submitted, start by creating a web part page called ChangeRequestSubmittedPage.aspx in SharePoint, and then add a ChangeRequestSubmitted web part to it from the SharePoint web part gallery. Exit the design mode of this page and note the URL, for example, http://webserver:portnumber/ChangeRequestSubmittedPage.aspx Set this URL as the value of the ChangeRequestSubmittedPage application setting
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