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In DMS, we use the 'Website' term equally to the 'Portal' term. It means that creating a new portal is creating a new website. Thus, you can also edit, delete, view a website as a portal.
Besides, DMS also supports webmasters/ administrators to manage websites better.
This function allows you to create a site (portal) to meet your own needs.
Do as follows:
Procedure 5.1.
Click Site on the administration bar.

A list of existing portals will be listed. Click the Add New Portal button to open the Add new portal form:

The add new portal form appears:

In the Portal Template tab, select Classic Portal or ACME Template for the new portal.
Click the Portal Setting tab to set some properties for this site:

(*): required
Table 5.1. Details:
| Field | Information |
|---|---|
| Portal name | The name of the portal. This field is required and must be unique. Only alphabet, numbers and underscore characters are allowed. The Portal name must be at least 3 characters |
| Locale | The interface language of the portal. This field is required |
| Skin | The skin of the portal. |
Keep session alive by clicking the Properties tab.
The Keep session alive option means keeping the working session for a long time to avoid the working time out. There are 3 options:
it never happens even if the application requests
it starts to be used as soon as the application requests
it's always enabled (which has a cost but the administrator will be aware of that)

Set access and edit permission for this portal by clicking the Permission Setting tab.
The Permission Setting tab includes two subtabs: Access Permission Setting and Edit Permission Setting.
By default, the access permission list of the portal is empty:

You can assign the access permission to everyone by checking the Make it public check box, or clicking the Add Permission button to assign the access permission to a specific group which is selected from the Select Permissions form (By selecting a group on the left and a corresponding membership on the right):
After selecting groups, the access permission list is displayed:

In which, the
icon is to remove its corresponding group from the Access Permission list.
By default, it is also empty and you have to assign the edit permission to a specific group.

You can assign the edit permission to a group with a specific membership by clicking the Select Permission button in the Edit Permission Setting tab to open the Permission Selector form. Select a group on the left panel and a corresponding membership on the right panel:

The (*) from the Select a Membership panel means that you assign the right for everyone in the selected group from left panel.
After selecting a group, the Current Permission will be displayed with detailed information:

The edit permission is assigned for only one group at one time. You can click the Delete Permission button to remove the current edit permission of the selected group or re–assign the edit permission to the another group by re-clicking the Select Permission button and select another group.
Click Save to accept creating a new portal.
After creating a new site, a list of the existing sites will be displayed on the screen. This new site will be added in the exiting sites in Site on the administration bar and concurrently in a drive that includes all its default files.
To see it in the drive, click Group | Sites Explorer | Drive on the administrator bar.

For example, after creating a portal named 'eXo', there is a drive named 'eXo' in Sites Explorer:

This function helps you edit a site (portal). In addition to editing properties (setting, access/edit permission) of a site like a portal, you also may edit the layout components of that site.
You have two modes:
in this mode, you only can view the current portal (site) without editing the layout components of the site. When you sign in, by default, the mode of your site will be the view mode. This mode is the 'off' status of the edit mode.
in this mode, you are either view or edit layout components of the current portal.
After signing in, you will see two statuses (Live/Edit) of the edit mode on the Administration bar. By default, the status is 'Live'. It means that you only view the current site without editing the layout component of the site:

To switch between two statuses “Live” and “Edit”, just click
to open the status list and select the mode you want:

When your site is switched to the edit mode you are able to directly edit any components of your site:

The interface of a site can be divided into five parts like the illustration below and each part is a single content viewer so that it also includes all default elements of a web content.

| This is Administration bar which contains some administration functions related to portals (websites). |
| This is Banner which contains organization's slogan, logo, icon used in websites. |
| This is Navigation bar that helps the website' s users to visualize the structure of website and provide quick links to different pages. |
| This is the page content area to display the content of current selecting page |
| This is Footer of the web site. It can be texts, or image that is displayed at the bottom of the web site. It provides information about author/institutional sponsor, revision date, copyright, etc. |
To edit a site, do the following steps:
Procedure 5.2. Edit the properties of the Website:
Show the form to edit the current site by clicking Site Editor on the administration bar, then select
.

The form to edit the current portal will appear.

To edit the properties of the current portal, use one of icons below:
Table 5.2.
| Indicator | Meaning |
|---|---|
![]() | Portal Properties: allows editing the portal's properties |
![]() | Switch View Mode: allows turning on the view mode |
![]() | Finish: allows saving all changes and escaping the Edit page |
![]() | Abort: allows canceling all changes that have not been saved and quitting the Edit page |
You can only edit a banner, a navigation bar, a breadcrumb bar, a homepage and a footer of a website.
Procedure 5.3. Edit Banner
In WCM, the banner is divided into two parts: a left banner and a right banner. You can edit both of them.
Show the form to edit a banner by:
Switch on the Edit Status on the homepage and click the edit button on the homepage as this illustration below:

or
Click the
icon at the right corner of the classic - banner portlet (for the left banner) or classic- access portlet (for the right banner) in the Edit Portal form.

A form to edit the current banner will appear:

Edit Left Banner

Edit Right Banner
Table 5.3.
| Field | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | The default name of the banner. You can not change this value. |
| Title | The title of the banner. This field is required. |
| Main Content | The main displaying content of the banner. |
| Save Draft | Allow to save the current content as draft. |
| Fast Publish | Allow to publish immediately. |
| Preference | Allow to set some property for the web content. |
| Close | Close this form. |
Change values in the Main Content tab of the edit banner form to edit the web site's banner.
Complete editing the site's banner and publish the content on the banner by clicking the Fast Publish button.
If you just want to save the edited content as a draft, click Save Draft.
To set some properties for the current content, click the Preferences button. The Setting form will appear as you can see below. Change the information in this form and then click Save to save settings.

The Permission manager tab is used to set the edit and access permission for this content:
By default, when creating a new web content, all users can access but only 'root' and users of *:/platform/administrators group can edit the web content. In addition, you also can change these permission by doing as follows:
Edit the current permission of a group/user in the Permission table by clicking the
icon corresponding to that group/user. Then change the current permission by checking check boxes in the edit form below:

Or you can add new groups into the Permission table:
Select the
icon if you want to set permission for a user: The User selector form will appear. Select a user in the list by clicking the
icon.

Select the
icon if you want to set permission for a group. The Group selector form will appear. Select a group on the left and then select one corresponding membership on the right.

Select the
icon if you want to set permission for all users.
After selecting users/groups, set permission for these users/groups by checking the Access Right check box (for only the access right) or the Edit Right check box (for only the edit right) or checking both check boxes if you want.
Accept and save permissions by clicking Save.
The Configuration for Single content viewer tab includes:

Table 5.4.
| Option | Information |
|---|---|
| Show title | The option is whether to show the title of this content or not |
| Show print | The option is whether to show the print function or not. |
The Illustration tab in the Web Content form:

Table 5.5.
| Field | Information |
|---|---|
| Illustration Image | The path to an image that you want to upload into the site. This image will be used like an illustration of that site. |
| Image Type | The image format that you want to upload to the site. The image file format can be gif, png, jpg or jpeg. |
| Summary | You can give a short description about the web content because it will be displayed with illustration image when the web content is listed. The main content will be show when it is selected to be viewed. |
To upload an image to the site:
Browse an image list on your local computer by clicking the Browse... button and then select a specific location.
Select an image in the list to upload.
The Advanced tab:
This tab includes two parts: CSS data and JS data:
Contains CSS definition to present data in a web content. You can optionally enter CSS data into this field to specify the style.
It contains JS content to make the web content dynamically when being published. You can optionally enter JS content in this field.

Procedure 5.4. Edit Homepage
WCM helps you edit the main content displayed in the home page of a web site.
Do the following steps:
Show a form to edit the home page by clicking the
icon at the right corner of the home page:

The Web content form allows you to edit the main content in the home page:

Change values in this form.
Click the Fast Publish button to accept changes and publish them on the home page, or click the Save Draft button to save the edited content as a draft.
To set more properties for this content, click the Preference button.
Procedure 5.5. Edit Footer
This function supports you to change the footer of the site.
Do the following steps:
Show the form to edit the footer of the current site in two following ways:
Click the
icon at the right corner of the footer portlet. The form to edit the current footer will appear.
Click the
icon at the right corner of the site's footer.

The form to edit the current footer will appear:

Change values of this form.
Click the Fast Publish button to accept changes and publish them on the home page, or click the Save Draft button to save the edited content as a draft.
To set more properties for this content, click the Preference button.
The Banner, Home page and Footer of a site are shared to others. Thus, all their changes will impact on the entire site. So you should copy the shared banner, home page and footer to a specific portal folder and refer to them when you need
This function is used to change the current web site by another one.
This function is used to delete a portal (site) from the portal list.
Do the following steps:
You can easily manage all the site resources in Sites Explorer.
Chose
in General drive. All of your created sites and their resources will be listed in the left panel.

All sites contain typical folders that are site resources:

CSS is one of default files of a site. This folder contains CSS data that is used to present data in a site and increase that site's content accessibility.
Once a new CSS file in a site is created, it will affect on how the site will look. For an example, the color of the current site's background is black but when you create a new CSS file with red background color , all site's background will be in red.
This folder contains all documents used in a site. When you want to add a new document for a site, you also can put them outside this folder but you are recommended to put all documents in this folder to manage all site's documents easily and conveniently.

This is one of default files of a site. This file contains Java Script data that is used to make a site more animated and more dynamic.
This folder contains all documents related to videos, images and sounds. It is divided into three sub folders:

This folder contains sound data used in a site.
This folder contains images used in a site.
This folder contains videos used in a site.
This page is used to manage all workspaces, drives, node types, metadata, templates, queries, etc. Only administrator like ''root” can access the WCM Administration.
Procedure 5.8.
Click Sites Administration on the Group bar:

The Sites Administration page will appear:

This page offers access to:
Ontologies: includes Manage Folksonomy and Manage Taxonomies.
Content Presentation: includes Manage Template, Manage Metadata, Manage Views, Manage Drive.
Types of Content: includes Namespace Registry, Manage Node Type.
Advanced Configuration: includes Manage Queries, Manage Scripts, Create an Action Type.
The Folksonomy allows you to manage tag styles. The tag style will be changed depending on the number of documents in a tag.
Go to , then , and finally, .

Tag manager tab:
To edit existing tags, do as follows:
Procedure 5.9. Editing existing tabs
Step One
Click the icon that corresponds to the tag name which you want to edit in the Action column to edit the tag style configuration. The form will appear:

Details:
To give the tag name. (*Required).
To give the number of document assigned to the same tag. (*Required).
To include font-size, font-weight, colour, font-family, text-decoration. (*Required).
Step Two
Change values for fields: , .
Step Three
Click to save new changes, or to quit this form without changing.
You cannot edit the style name.
The format of valid range must be: a..b with 'a', 'b' are positive integers. You can use * instead of 'b' to indicate it is unlimited.
The 'Html style' text box cannot be empty: you can change values of font-size, font–weight, color, font-family, text-decoration.
An administrator can delete a tag style by clicking the trash icon that corresponds to the tag style which an administrator wants to delete. There will be a message which confirms the deletion:

Click to accept deletion, or to quit without deleting the tag style
Furthermore, an administrator can add a new tag style as follows:
Procedure 5.10. Add a Tag Style
Step One
Click the button. The form will appear:

Step Two
Input values for fields: Style name, Document range, Html style, all of which are required.
Step Three
Click Update to accept adding a new tag style, or Cancel to quit without adding a new tag style.
The Tag permission manager tab helps administrator set permissions regarding editing and deleting public tags.

Step Four
Click the icon to select memberships in order to add a permission for those memberships. The Select membership form will appear:

Step Five
Select a group on the left and the corresponding membership on the right. The selected membership will appear in the Membershipsfield:

Step Six
Click to accept adding a permission for the selected membership of the selected group. The selected membership that has just been added a permission will be listed in the Memberships column.

An administrator can also delete memberships that have been set permissions by clicking the Delete icon relevant to that membership. A confirmation message will appear:

Step Seven
Click to accept the deletion, or to quit the form without deleting.
A Taxonomy may be understood as a classification practice and science. It is used to sort documents, aiming at facilitating searches. The Taxonomy management includes adding, editing and deleting a taxonomy tree. Go to Sites Administration, then Ontologies Manage Taxonomy Trees.

Perform the step in Adding a Taxonomy Tree to add a taxonomy tree.
Procedure 5.11. Adding a Taxonomy Tree
Step One
Click the button to add a new taxonomy. The Add taxonomy tree form will appear.

Step Two
Enter the taxonomy tree name in the Name field. (*Required).
Step Three
Select the workspace you want to work with.
Step Four
Select the home path by clicking the plus item. The form will appear:

Step Five
Click the tick icon if you want to select the root path or click the arrow icon to go to the up level path. Click the plus sign to expand the folder.
Step Six
Click the tick icon corresponding to the path that you want to select as a home path.
Click if you want to reset values that have just been selected or to select permissions for a taxonomy tree.

Step Seven
Click the
icon to select a user or the
icon to select memerships or the
icon to select everyone in order to set permissions. The user or memership that you have just selected will be displayed in the User or Group field.
Then, check at least one of these below options to set rights for the selected user to membership:
The option is to select the read right or not.
The option is to select the Add Node right or not.
The option is to select the Set Property Right or not.
The option is to select the Remove right or not.
Step Eight
Click to save all values, or to change values that have just been set. After clicking , click to go to the next step.

Step Nine
Enter the name for an action of the taxonomy tree in the Name field. (*Required).
Step Ten
Select values for Lifecycle, NodeTypes, Target workspace, Target path, Affected Node Types. (*Required).
Step Eleven
Click to save all values and, click to go to the next step.
Do not input some special characters in the 'Name' field like: !,@,#,$,%,&,*,(,).
Do not add a taxonomy which has the same name and level with existing taxonomies in a node.
The taxonomy name must contain less than 30 characters.
Perform the following steps to edit a taxonomy tree.
Procedure 5.12. Edit a Taxonomy Tree
Step One
Click the edit
icon that corresponds to the taxonomy tree you want to edit.

Step Two
Click the

Step Three
Enter a taxonomy name in the Taxonomy name field. (*Required).
Step Four
Click to save the taxonomy name.
Step Five
Click to return to the previous steps.
Step Six
Click tos ave all changes and the or if you want to edit more.
You can delete a taxonomy by clicking the trash icon corresponding to the taxonomy that you want to delete. Click OK on the confirmation message to accept deleting this taxonomy, or click Cancel to discard this action.
You cannot delete taxonomies that have been referenced.
To create a node in WCM, this node must set its properties. Thus, each node needs to have a form for entering data for their properties (called the dialog template), and displaying the existing values (called the view template). The template management allows users to view, delete and modify the predefined templates or to add a new template.
Procedure 5.13. Add a New Template
Go to the Manage Templates form
Click → →
Open a new template form
Click the Add button in the Manage Templates form to opent he Template form.
Select the template type
In the Name drop-down box, select the template type you require.
Label the template
Specify a name for the template in the Label field.
Specify whether the template is a document template
Click the check box if the template you are creating should be used as a template for a document.
Open Permissions dialog.
Click the icon next to the Permissions field to open the Select Permission dialog.
Assign memberships to the group
Select the group from the left panel and the membership from the right panel.
Add dialog content
Select the Dialog tab and enter the value in the Dialog content field.
Add view content
Select the View tab and enter the value in the Dialog content field.
Add CSS content
Select the CSS tab and enter the value in the Dialog content field.
Save template
Click to create the template.
Procedure 5.14. Edit a Template
Go to the Manage Templates form
Click → →
Open the View and Edit Template form
Click the Pencil icon in the Action column corresponding to the template you want to edit.
Edit the Template tab
In the Template tab, you can edit the Label of the Template.
Add a dialog to the Dialog tab
To add a dialog, do the following:
Input content for this dialog in the ' Content ' field.
Input name for this dialog. (*Required).
Select permissions for a group that can use this dialog. (*Required).
Edit an existing dialog in the Dialog tab
To edit an existing dialog, do the following:
Click the Pencil icon in the dialog row you want to edit.
Edit the dialog properties.
Click to accept all changed in the Dialog tab.
Delete an existing dialog
To delete an existing dialog, do the following:
Click the Trash Can icon in the dialog row you want to edit.
Click OK to continue with deletion.
You can not delete the default dialog. You must create a new one before you can delete the current default dialog.
Add a View to the view tab
To add a view, do the following:
Click the View tab and enter content into the content field.
Input name for this view. (*Required).
Select permissions for a group that can use this view. (*Required).
Edit an existing view in the View tab
To edit an existing view, do the following:
Click the Pencil icon in the view row you want to edit.
Edit the view properties.
Click to accept all changed in the View tab.
You can not change the view name.
If you click is Enable Version checkbox, this view automatically increments one version after you click . It is displayed at ' version' column in the View tab.
If the dialog has at least two versions, in the View tab, it displays the button. You can use to roll back to the previous View.
Delete an existing dialog in the Dialog tab
To delete an existing dialog, do the following:
Click the Trash Can icon in the dialog row you want to edit.
Click to continue with deletion.
Click to accept all changes.
Metadata in its simplest form is "data about data". Generally, it may be understood as information that describes, or supplements the central data. The metadata management allows managing nodes in the metadata format in the WCM system. The metadata may be considered as information used to describe the data. When data are provided to the end users, the metadata allow users to understand about information in more details. All metadata nodes can combine with other nodes to create a new node (add mix).
Procedure 5.17. Edit Metadata
Open the Edit Metadata's Template form
Click the Pencil icon in the metadata row you want to edit.
The Edit Metadata's Template form opens.
Change the properties
Change the required properties of the metadata.
You can not edit the metadata name.
Save changes
Click Apply to save all metadata changes.
The function Manage View is used to control view ways of a user. It has 3 tabs: View, ECM Templates and BC Templates tabs.
To open the Manage View function, click → → . The Manage View form displays.
The procedures that follow describe how to Add, Edit, Delete, and Preview views.
Procedure 5.19. Add View
Open the Add View form
Click the button located at the bottom of the Manage View form.
The Add View form opens.
Define View Name
In the Name field, specify the name of the view you are creating. The name must be unique, and must only contain standard alphanumeric characters.
Assign memberships to the group
Select the group from the left panel and the membership from the right panel.
Select the Templates view
Click the Templates field and select the correct template for this view.
Save the View
Click to apply all settings and close the form.
Procedure 5.20. Edit a View
Click the Pencil icon in the view row you want to edit.
Edit the view properties.
You can not change the view name.
If you click Enable Version checkbox, this view automatically increments one version after you click . It is displayed at ' version' column in the View tab.
If the dialog has at least two versions, in the View tab, it displays the button. You can use to roll back to the previous View.
Click the button to open the Tab Form tab to add more tabs.
Click the button to add more tabs after the initial tab has been added.
Click the button to change values for fields.
Click the button to return to the View Form tab in the Edit View form.
Click to accept all changed in the View tab.
Procedure 5.22. Preview a View
Click the Magnifying Glass icon in the Action column of the view you want to preview.
The View form opens.
Click Close to exit the View Form.
Procedure 5.23. Add a new ECM Template
Select the ECM Templates tab.
Click the button to open the Add ECM Template form.
Input the content of the template in the "Content" field.
Input a name for the template in the "Name" field.
Select a type for the template in the "Template Type" field.
Click to accept adding a new template, or click to change values, or to quit without any changes.
Procedure 5.24. Editing a Template
Click the icon next to the template you want to edit.
Change the current template's properties.
Click to accept all changes, or to quit without any changes.
You can not edit the template name.
If you tick the 'Enable Version' checkbox, this template will automatically increase to 1 version after you have clicked Save. It is displayed at the 'Base version' column in 'ECM template' tab.
If the template has at least 2 versions, in the 'Edit ECM Template' form, it displays the Restore button that allows restoring the template version.
Procedure 5.26. Adding a New Template
Click to open the Add BC Template form.
Input the content for the template in the Content textbox. (*Required).
Input the name for the template in the Name field. (*Required).
Select the template type from the dropdown box in the Template Type form.
The name must be unique.
The name must not contain special characters like !,@,#,$,%,&,*,(,).
Click to complete adding a new template.
Procedure 5.27. Edit a BC Template
Click the icon on a template that you want to edit.
Change the current template's properties.
Click to accept all changes, or to quit without any changes.
You can not edit the template name.
You can not edit the template type.
If you tick the 'Enable Version' checkbox, this template will automatically increase by 1 version after you have clicked Save. It is displayed at the 'Base Version' column in ECM Template tab.
If the template has at least 2 versions, in the 'Edit ECM Template' form, it displays the Restore button that allows restoring the template version.
The function is used to manage drives in the File Explorer. It allows adding, editing and deleting drives.
Go to , then , and finally .

Use the Add A New Drive to add a new drive.
Procedure 5.29. Add A New Drive
Step One
Click the button in the form to open the form.

Step Two
Input a name for the new drive in the field. (*Required).
Step Three
Select a workspace for the drive. There are 4 available workspaces: system, collaboration, backup, and dms-system.

Step Four
Select the home path for the drive by clicking the
icon

Step Five
Click the
icon to select the home path.
Step Six
Select an icon for the workspace by clicking the
Step Seven
Click
to select an icon file:
Step Eight
Select permissions for groups that have access rights to this drive by clicking the
icon.
Step Nine
Select or unselect the various checkboxes to hide or show the corresponding drive elements:
Allows viewing preference documents.
Allows viewing non-documents.
Allows showing the sidebar.
Allows showing the hidden nodes.
Step Ten
Select the document type that will be created in this drive:
Only nt:folder folders can be created in this drive.
Only nt:unstructured folders can be created in this drive.
Step Eleven
Click
to select a node type. The Select node types form will appear:

Enter a node name to search for in the Node type name field and click the
to begin searching.
All the node types matching the search string will appear in a list below.
Check the box correpsonding to the desired node type in the Select column, or click the
beside Choose all node types to select all results.
If you click the icon, the Allowance nodetype on left tree becomes a required field (indicated by an asterix '*')

Click the
if you want to remove the selected nodetype.
Step Twelve
Select the Apply Views tab and select the view type you want to be available in the drive:

Step Thirteen
Click Save to commit the details and create the new drive, Refresh to clear the form or Cancel to abort the operation.
The drive name can not be edited in this form.
The namespace is used as a prefix for the node type that describes all the node type properties. This function allows users to register the namespace used in the system.
Procedure 5.32. Registering a Namespace
Click the button on the Namespace Registry form to register a new namespace.
Enter the value for the Namespace Prefix field. (* Required).
Enter the value for the Namespace Prefix field. (* Required).
Enter the value for the Uri field. This field must be unique. (*Required).
The namespace must not contain special characters like !,@,#,$,%,&,*,(,).
This function is used to control all node types in WCM.
Click the icon that corresponds to the node to be reviewed. The View Node Type Information form will appear.
Click to exit this form.
Procedure 5.33. Add Node Type
Open the Add/Edit Node Type Definitions form by clicking the button on the Manage Node Type Form.
Select a name space for the node. It looks like a node prefix.
Enter a node name for the Node type name field. This field is required, and must be unique.
The name must not contain special characters like !,@,#,$,%,&,*,(,).
Select a value for the "Is mixin type" field.
True: this node is mixin type.
False: this node is not mixin type.
Select a value for the "Orderable child nodes" field:
True: child nodes are ordered.
False: child nodes are not ordered.
Enter a value for the Primary item name field.
Super Types: Click the button to add more parent types.
Property definitions: lists all definition names of Property tab.
Child node definitions: lists all definition names of Child node tab.
Click to accept adding a new node type, or to save this node type as a draft, or to quit.
Procedure 5.34. Export Node Types
Open the Export Node Types form by clicking the button on the Manage Node Type Form.
Click if you do not want to export all node types. After clicking , this button becomes the button.
Select nodes that you want to export by ticking the checkboxes.
Click the button in this form.
Select the location in your computer to save the exported node.
You must select at least 1 node type to be exported. If you do not want to export the node, click to quit this pop up.
Procedure 5.35. Import Node Types
Open the Import Node Type from XML file form by clicking the button on the Manage Node Type Form.
Click the button to upload a file.
You must upload an XML file. This file is in the node type's format.
Click the button.
If you want to upload a different file, click the icon to delete the file which has just been uploaded, then upload other files.
Tick the checkboxes corresponding to the nodes that you want to import.
Click the Import button to complete importing a node type.
The function is used to manage queries. It allows adding, editing and deleting queries.
Go to Sites Administration | Advanced Configuration | Manage Queries.

Procedure 5.36. Add a new query
Show the Add Query form by clicking the Add Query button in the Manage Queries form.

Enter a query name for the Name field.
Select the query type.
Xpath: (XML Path Language) is a language for selecting nodes. For example, /jcr:root/Documents/Live
SQL: (Structured Query Language) is a database computer language.
Enter the statement for query. The name of node type must be unique.
Check or uncheck the 'Enable cache results' option. If you tick this checkbox, for the fist time you use this query to search, the result will be cached. For the second time you search using this query, it will show the cached results. After 45minutes, the cache will be removed.
For example: you have the query Test with statement //element (*, nt:file). In the File Explorer, you have a nt:file document named File1. When you execute the query Test, only document File1 will be shown. After that, create a nt:file document named File2 and execute query Test, only document File2 document will be listed. After 45 minutes, the cache will be removed. When you execute the query Test, the documents File1 and File2 will be listed.
Select permissions for a group that can use this query by clicking

Click Save to finish adding a new query.
The function allows users to manage all script codes in the WCM and Browser Content system.
Go to Sites Administration | Advanced Configuration | Manage Scripts.

Details:
WCM Scripts: scripts are used in WCM
BC Scripts: scripts are used in Content Browser.
ECM Scripts tab
Procedure 5.39. Add a new script in ECM
Select ECM Scripts tab in the Manage Script.
Click the Add button to open the Add/Edit script form:

Enter a value for the Script content field.
Enter a script name for the Script name field.
The script name must be unique.
The name must not contain special characters such as !,@,#,$,%,&,*,(,).
Click Save to accept adding the new script.
Procedure 5.40. Edit an ECM script
To edit an ECM script, do as follows
In the ECM Scripts tab, click the
icon that corresponds to the script that you want to edit. The Add/Edit script form will appear:

Edit the properties in this form.
Click the Save to save all changes.
Procedure 5.41. Deleting an ECM script
To delete an ECM script, do as follows:
In the ECM Scripts tab, click
on the script that you want to delete. A confirmation message will appear.
Click OK to accept deleting this action, or Cancel to discard this action.
The BC Scripts tab:

Procedure 5.42. Add a BC script
To add a BC script, do as follows:
In the Manage Scripts, select the BC Scripts tab.
Click the Add button to open the Add/Edit script form:

Input script content for the Script content field.
Input a script name into the Name field.
Click Save to finish adding the new script.
All locked nodes are listed and managed by administrators in the WCM Administration. There are two ways that help administrators unlock nodes: unlock nodes in the right click menu in Site Explorer or unlock nodes in the WCM Administration.
Procedure 5.45. Unlock Nodes
Go to Sites Administration on the navigation bar.
Select Advanced Configuration | Manage Unlocks on the Admin the WCM main functions panel on the left. The locked nodes will be listed on the right panel.

In the Locked Node tab on the right panel, administrators can unlock nodes by clicking
that corresponds to nodes which need to be unlocked. The unlocked nodes will disappear from the locked node list.
Administrators can manage and add the unlock permission for another group and users in the Manage Lock tab.
Select the group on the Select group panel and the corresponding membership on the Select membershippanel. The selected group will be lisetd in the Group and Users column. However, administrators can also click the
if they want to allow any users to unlock nodes.

In case administrators want to remove the unlock permission of groups, click the
that corresponds to the group in order to remove them form the Unlock permission list except the group *:/platform/administrator and root.
This function allows managing of all action nodes in the WCM system.
Procedure 5.46. Create an Action Type
Go to the WCM Administration on the navigation bar.
Select Advanced Configuration | Create an Action Type.

Click the Addbutton to open the Action Type Form form:

Select the action type.
Input a name for the action.
Check/uncheck the "is Action Move" option: the action will have exo:move property or not.
Select an execute for the Execute field.

The Variables field: allows creating multi-values for action. If you want to add more values for action click
. Click
to delete a value.
Click Save to accept adding a new action type.