Standard iPart configuration

• Name - Enter a name for the content item. This text appears during design mode (configuration).
• Title - Enter the text to display above this iPart on the rendered page. If blank, no title displays.
• Do not render in design mode - Select this option to prevent content record data from being loaded in the content editor. This improves performance during design time (configuration).
• iPart CSS class - (optional) Enter the name of a CSS class to associate with this iPart, which will add a DIV so named around the iPart. Add this CSS class to an appropriate style sheet. Using such classes lets you apply special formatting to targeted iParts in a reusable way.
• Display a border around this content - Select this option to display a border around this iPart on the rendered page.
• Display content within a collapsible panel - Enable to allow users to minimize the panel within the page, to work with dense pages more efficiently.
• Show the content as collapsed - Enable to display the panel minimized by default.
  Tip: Be sure that the Title makes clear what data is hidden from view.

CSA configuration

• Maximum alerts to display - After processing all the enabled rules, the rules are sorted by rank (low to high) for display. If this setting is greater than zero, only the top ranked items will be displayed. If the setting is zero, all alerts will be displayed.
• Display a generic alert when no rules produced any alert - If none of the rules in the RuleGroup produced any alerts, a generic alert will be displayed saying "No alerts were generated for this contact."
• Rule Group - Only alert definitions with this Rule Group will be evaluated and displayed here. The desktop version of CSA uses the blank Rule Group, which appears here as (desktop).
• Default alert click behavior - Clicking the body of an alert will use this click behavior unless one is specified in the alert rules. Clicking the Action icon (if there is one) always performs the action regardless of this setting.

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$Date: 2015-02-02 21:13:52 -0600 (Mon, 02 Feb 2015) $