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Configure display settings


  1. Check out the Communities configuration files:

  2. View current settings...

  3. Change display settings...

    ...where properties include...

    Property Description
    pagingSupport.communityListTags.pageSize Maximum number of tags displayed on the views...

    • I’m an Owner
    • I’m a Member
    • I’m Following
    • I’m Invited
    • Public Communities

    For example:

      CommunitiesConfigService.updateConfig("pagingSupport.communityListTags.pageSize", "75")

    pagingSupport.dbNameTypeAhead.pageSize Maximum number of matching names to display in the type-ahead suggestion field when users start typing the names of people to add to a community. Retrieved from the DB table...

      SNCOMM.MEMBERPROFILE

    For example:

      CommunitiesConfigService.updateConfig("pagingSupport.dbNameTypeAhead.pageSize", "50")

    pagingSupport.defaultPageSize Maximum number of entries to display on Communities bookmarks and feeds lists pages. Default is 10. Decrease to speed paging. For example:

      CommunitiesConfigService.updateConfig("pagingSupport.defaultPageSize", "25")

    pagingSupport.ldapNameSearch.pageSize Maximum number of LDAP users returned when users click Search Directory to search the LDAP directory for a name when adding members to a community. For example:

      CommunitiesConfigService.updateConfig("pagingSupport.ldapNameSearch.pageSize", "50")

    pagingSupport.memberNameTypeAhead.pageSize Maximum number of users displayed by the type-ahead feature when users click Search Directory to search the LDAP directory for a name when adding members to a community. For example:

      CommunitiesConfigService.updateConfig("pagingSupport.memberNameTypeAhead.pageSize", "15")

    pagingSupport.tagNameTypeAhead.pageSize Maximum number of tags displayed by the type-ahead feature when users add new tags to a community. For example:

      CommunitiesConfigService.updateConfig("pagingSupport.tagNameTypeAhead.pageSize", "10")

  4. View changed settings...

  5. Check the configuration files back in

    Do so during the same wsadmin session in which you checked them out for the changes to take effect.


Parent topic:
Administer Communities


Related:
Apply property changes in Communities