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jamesramsden
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3 months ago

User default page AP2 Dash


I want users default page when they login to be a Dashboard in AP2, however, in the user preferences (classic EM7) I cannot see any AP2 Dashboards. 

Is there a way to force this?

USER PREFERENCES
  • jchivers's avatar
    jchivers
    3 months ago

    Hi James, 

    I have a partial answer for you.......navigate to the dashboard you wan the user to have as default, top click open menu next to the users name, and select 'Set as Home Page'.

    That will work when the user does this themselves. I am not sure how as an administer you would enforces this to other users.

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    jchivers
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    3 months ago

    Hi James, 

    I have a partial answer for you.......navigate to the dashboard you wan the user to have as default, top click open menu next to the users name, and select 'Set as Home Page'.

    That will work when the user does this themselves. I am not sure how as an administer you would enforces this to other users.

    • jamesramsden's avatar
      jamesramsden
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      3 months ago

      Hi,

      Thanks for that suggestion, I'm pleased I only have a handful of users, but that worked fine. 

      I had to give the account more permissions to make the change, but after the change I then revoked the permissions. 

       

      Permission issue:

       

      More permissions given then worked:

       

  • PattyN's avatar
    PattyN
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    2 months ago

    Are there any thoughts on the SL side to making this an administratively assignable thing like it is in the Classic UI instead of only self-service as it appears to be now? Let the platform or org admin set it for their people, perhaps even by policy?

    • jamesramsden's avatar
      jamesramsden
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      2 months ago

      A work around I found is to add an entry into this table for each user:

      select * from master_ap2.account_preferences

      Depending how many users there are you could write a bash script to iterate through a file which does an insert into the DB.