Content Editor: "Why does it show all these fields on this form? I don't want to see the ones that our site doesn't use."
You: "Because other sites require those fields."
Content Editor: "Can you please remove them, it is confusing."
You: "Hmmm."
Dynamically Hiding Attributes on Basic Asset Forms
Posted by Michael Crawford
on Tuesday, May 3, 2016 - 10:35
Web Experience Management Basic Asset, contributor UI, customization, hide fields, asset forms
Oracle WebCenter Sites 11gR1: Displaying an Asset via a Template
Posted by Somen De
on Wednesday, September 19, 2012 - 12:10
Web Experience Management, Development Basic Asset, Development, FatWire, flex family, Media Asset, Oracle WebCenter Sites, Web Experience Management, WEM
Hello everyone! Welcome to a simple tutorial that will demonstrate, in Oracle WebCenter Sites 11gR1, how to create an Asset Definition for an asset called “Tutorial Press Release” and then display Press Release assets via a Template.
First, let’s create the Flex Family for our tutorial content:
Oracle WebCenter Sites Asset Modeling: An Introduction
Posted by Somen De
on Friday, June 1, 2012 - 20:07
Web Experience Management Basic Asset, CMS, Content Management Systems, FatWire, Flex Asset, Oracle WebCenter Sites, WebCenter, WEM
Welcome everyone, to an introductory blog about Oracle WebCenter Sites (WCS) Asset Modeling. Asset Modeling is the first major step in planning and designing the structure of a website using WCS.
When you sit down to analyze the requirements of a website, you should first compartmentalize all the different aspects and sections that will be necessary to fulfill the requirements. This approach will eventually lead to the most efficient design and modeling of assets for the website.
For example, how many different kinds of webpages do we need? Can any subsections of webpages...
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