Select the Index directory and select Page LinksAdd. Click OK. Select QSTest and click Page LinksAdd. Select Local Page. Click OK. Select NewEngPage and click the Page LinksAdd. Select Local PageOK.

B-6 Application Administrators Guide for Content Server 6. Refresh the browser to display the new page. B.3.5 Editing a Hierarchical Web Page Structure To edit a hierarchical web page structure, the objective is to insert a page, making it the new parent of the hierarchical page. For example: 1. Create a structure.

2. Select QSTest directory with the Page Link PCTest also selected.

3. Click the Page LinksDelete.

4. Select the Index directory and select Page LinksAdd.

5. Create a new page. ■ Title the page NewEngPage. ■ Type a Description as NewEngPage.

6. Click OK.

The NewEngPage will appear in the Web Page Hierarchy Pane .

7. Select QSTest and click Page LinksAdd.

8. Select Local Page.

9. Click OK.

The NewEngPage now appears under QSTest.

10. Select NewEngPage and click the Page LinksAdd.

11. Select Local PageOK.

You will note that the Page name is PCTest. The NewEngPage has now been entered with PCTest as its child and the External URL in 2ndTest has been preserved. The following image shows a hierarchical web page structure created by this example procedure. Building a Web Site B-7 B.4 Working with Reports This section covers these topics: ■ About Reports on page B-7 ■ Defining an Active Report on page B-7 ■ Defining a Historical Report on page B-8 ■ Editing a Query Expression in an Active Report on page B-8 B.4.1 About Reports Two types of reports can be defined using the Web Layout Editor: Active Reports and Historical Reports. ■ Active Reports appear as a file-folder link and perform a database query each time they are run, generating a display of current information. You can define active reports and edit their query expressions. ■ Like Active Reports, Historical Reports appear as a file-folder link, but they contain information that was queried at the time they were initially run. They do not perform a database query each time they are opened, and the report is changed only if the database is updated. The procedure for creating a Historical Report is almost the same as creating an Active Report. The only difference is the Create Historical Report screen has an extra field Rows Per Page to specify the number of rows each page of the report can contain. B.4.2 Defining an Active Report To define an active report: B-8 Application Administrators Guide for Content Server

1. In the Web Layout Editor, add a new web page, and select Active Report as the