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uPortal
Created: 07/Dec/06 06:54 PM
Updated: 03/Jul/07 04:14 PM
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Aggregated Layouts
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2.5.1 RC1,
2.5.1 RC2,
2.5.2 RC1,
2.5.1 RC3,
2.5.1 GA,
2.5.3 RC1,
2.5.2 GA,
2.5.3 RC2,
2.5.3 RC3,
2.5.3 GA
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| Fix Version/s: |
2.6.0 M1,
2.5.4
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Original Estimate:
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Unknown
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Remaining Estimate:
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Unknown
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Time Spent:
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Unknown
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Environment:
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uPortal 2-5-patches
Tomcat 5.5.20
JDK 1.5.0_09
uPortal 2-5-patches
Tomcat 5.5.20
JDK 1.5.0_09
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Issue Links:
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Block
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This issue is blocked by:
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UP-1421
CContentSubscriber does not display a...
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The Content Subscriber channel does not display available pulled fragments for a group unless at least one pushed fragment is published to the group.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a new group 'TestGroup' under Everyone.
2. Create a new user 'testuser'
3. Login as 'testuser', then logout.
4. Login as the Admin user and assign 'testuser' only to the group 'TestGroup' (Remove any other group memberships such as Developers)
5. Create a pulled fragment named 'TestPulledFragment' with any content.
6. Publish 'TestPulledFragment' to the 'TestGroup' group.
7. Login as 'testuser' and navigate to the Content Subscriber channel (Preferences -> Add Content). The 'Fragments' category will be empty, even though 'TestPulledFragment' should be listed.
8. Login as the Admin user and create a pushed fragment named 'TestPushedFragment' with any content.
9. Publish 'TestPushedFragment' to the 'TestGroup' group.
10. Login as 'testuser' and navigate to the Content Subscriber channel. The 'TestPulledFragment' fragment will now be listed in the Fragments category.
Note - If you delete the 'TestPushedFragment' or stop publishing it to the 'TestGroup' group, then the 'TestPulledFragment' will no longer show up in the Fragments category.
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Description
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The Content Subscriber channel does not display available pulled fragments for a group unless at least one pushed fragment is published to the group.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a new group 'TestGroup' under Everyone.
2. Create a new user 'testuser'
3. Login as 'testuser', then logout.
4. Login as the Admin user and assign 'testuser' only to the group 'TestGroup' (Remove any other group memberships such as Developers)
5. Create a pulled fragment named 'TestPulledFragment' with any content.
6. Publish 'TestPulledFragment' to the 'TestGroup' group.
7. Login as 'testuser' and navigate to the Content Subscriber channel (Preferences -> Add Content). The 'Fragments' category will be empty, even though 'TestPulledFragment' should be listed.
8. Login as the Admin user and create a pushed fragment named 'TestPushedFragment' with any content.
9. Publish 'TestPushedFragment' to the 'TestGroup' group.
10. Login as 'testuser' and navigate to the Content Subscriber channel. The 'TestPulledFragment' fragment will now be listed in the Fragments category.
Note - If you delete the 'TestPushedFragment' or stop publishing it to the 'TestGroup' group, then the 'TestPulledFragment' will no longer show up in the Fragments category.
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UP-1421is required for the fragments to be displayed at all, even when a pushed fragment is published to the group.