Creating and Using Tags with the Related Tags Service
This topic discusses ways to view, create and search tags in the Related Tags service.
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Page Name |
Definition Name |
Usage |
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EPPTG_RC_TAGGING |
Create and view tags for this transaction instance. |
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EPPTG_TAG_BROWSE |
Search for tags. |
Access the Tags region (in the related content frame, select the Related Tags tab).
This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Related Tags service: Tags region (view mode). You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.
Use the Related Tags service, Tags region to view and create tags for a transaction instance. In view mode, the Edit button is active. In update mode, the Update Tags and Cancel buttons are active.
This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Related Tags service: Tags region (update mode). You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.
Field or Control |
Description |
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Click the Collapse icon to hide the content in the Tags region; click the Expand icon to reveal the content in the Tags region. |
Public |
Click this link to view or edit your public tags for this transaction instance. |
Private |
Click this link to view or edit your private tags for this transaction instance. |
Edit |
Click this button to create tags or update tags for this transaction instance. |
<edit box> |
In view mode, click a tag link to open the Search Tags page in a new browser window searching on this tag. In update mode, enter tags separated by commas. Important! We recommend that you avoid special characters in tags. |
Update Tags |
Click to save any changes and return to view mode. |
Cancel |
Click to cancel any changes and return to view mode |
Tagged by # |
Mouse over the number link to view which users have tagged this item. |
Search Tags |
Click this link to open the Search Tags page in a new browser window without defining a search tag. |
Use the Search Tags page (EPPTG_TAG_BROWSE) to search for tags.
Navigation:
Click a tag in the Tags region.
Click the Search Tags link.
Use the Search Tags page to search for tags. On this page, you can type the tag text or click a tag link in the Tag Cloud frame. You can specify the tag namespace in which to search, and you can indicate whether to search your public or private tags.
The use of the Search Tags Page is covered in this PeopleBook.