Adding ADP Web Parts to a new or existing SharePoint portal page
Adding ADP navigation Web Parts to a portal page
System administrators perform this procedure.
Two types of navigation Web Parts can be added to a portal page:
• ADP Navigation — Standard Enterprise eTIME tab menus. Use this Web Part to emulate the look of the Enterprise eTIME application, which has the tab menus at the top of the application page.
• ADP Navigation Links — A list of links to the Enterprise eTIME application.
When you add the Web Part to the portal page, you specify one folder, or area of functionality (for example, Timekeeping, Scheduling). If you want to include links for more than one folder, you must add an instance of the Web
Part for each folder to include.
Note: Both Web Parts provide the ability to link to the Enterprise eTIME application pages to which users have access. Typically, you pick one, depending on the preferred method of navigation. However, you can use both Web Parts on a portal page.
To add a navigation Web Part to the portal page:
6. Select the Modify Shared Page button at the top, right-hand corner of the screen.
7. Select Add Web Parts > Browse to browse for a Web Part to add to the portal.
8. Click the Virtual Server Gallery link to access the list of ADP Web Parts.
9. Drag and drop the navigation Web Parts to the location on the portal where you want them to appear.
If you add the ADP Navigation Links Web Part, select a folder to include.
Each folder represents a category of available of Enterprise eTIME functions.
Examples of categories are Timekeeping, My QuickNavs, and Scheduling.
To select a folder: a. In the drop-down menu for the Web Part, select Modify Shared Web Part.
b. In the Advanced portion of the dialog box, scroll to the ADP Navigation
Links Configuration setting.
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