I have tried what you said;
minimize and restore.
I conclude the following;
1. Only the user user/user is able to save preferences
2. When I do it with the user admin, the default are used.
3. Only a portlet without preferences will save the url. So in the news case only the top window of the two news windows is able to save the preference. In case you try to save preference on the second window it will fail.
So I think there is some kind of bug.
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I have tried what you said;
minimize and restore.
I conclude the following;
1. Only the user user/user is able to save preferences
2. When I do it with the user admin, the default are used.
3. Only a portlet without preferences will save the url. So in the news case only the top window of the two news windows is able to save the preference. In case you try to save preference on the second window it will fail.
So I think there is some kind of bug.
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I'm using portal 2.2 and want to be able to have a different layout on my home page than the rest of the portal. As per a post from awhile ago I added the <layout-name> to my page definition.
<page-name>Home</page-name>
<layout-name>mylayout</layout-name>
This does not work however. It does not throw any errors that I could find. It just displays the layout defined for the rest of the portal.
Thanks.
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Oh shoot, I searched for the wrong code! I have two common jsps, one for the system properties, the other for JNDI. I thought I had a version of the JNDI jsp that was all-inclusive, but I can't seem to find it (perhaps on my laptop at home). The simplest version I can find is one that uses servlets, JSPs and the JSTL (I usually port this code to whatever framework I am studying). If interested, I could post it (without comments it's not too long, but I do have to clean it up some).
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