Content Groups

Allows you to manage and create content groups A group of web pages on a given client site. Content groups are used to specify pages in business rules. Content groups can contain pages, other content groups and RegExp..

Example: If you want a business rule to apply to 10 pages on a website, you can create a content group that contains those 10 pages. Then you can refer to the content group in your business rule.

Use the Control Group drop-down at the top of the page to select an existing content group or click Add to create a new one.

Use the Content Group controls to populate your control groups with web pages from the selected site.

Controls	Description
Content Group	Displays the content group selected in the drop-down.
Business Units	Click in the field to select business units.
Not in Content Group	Shows a list of web pages that can be added to the Content Group. Page ID: The internal ID used to refer to a web page. Name: Name of a page or Content Group. These are configured in the Site Content Areas page. Type: Tells whether this element is a Page or a Content Group.
In Content Group	Shows a list of items in the selected Content Group. Page ID: This is the internal ID used to refer to the Page Name: This is the Name given to the Page, Content Group, or Regular Expression. Type: This tells you if the element is a Page, Content Group or Regular Expression Exclude: Check the box to exclude a page from the content group. Add RegExp Allows you to create a Regular Expression and add it to the content group Edit RegExp Allows you to edit the selected Regular Expression Delete RegExp Allows you to delete the selected Regular Expression
Add Regular Expression	This is window that opens and allows you to Add a Regular Expression to your Content Group Name: You can give the Regular Expression a descriptive name so that it can easily be identified in the Content Group page. This field is not required. If this field is not entered, we will use the value under Expression as the Name in the Content Group page Expression: This is the actual Regular Expression. Test URL Against Expression: You can enter a URL to test if the Regular Expression correctly identifies a certain page on your website. Description: This optional field allows you to enter a more detailed description of the Regular Expression Test RegExp button: Tests the Regular Expression in the Expression field against the URL entered and let's you know if the expression matches the URL or not. Save button: Saves the Regular Expression Cancel button: Cancels all changes made to the Regular Expression
Add Content Group	This is window that opens and allows you to Add a Content Group Name: This is the name given to your Content Group. Spaces are not allowed. Description: This optional field allows you to enter a more detailed description of the Content Group
Publish	Packages all content groups and Business Rules and regenerates the Java Script.

Adding a RegExp to a Content Group

Use the Add RegExp button.

Controls	Description
Name	Name of the Regular Expression.
Expression	The actual RegExp itself.
Test URL Against Expression	You can enter a URL to test to see if the RegExp correctly identifies a page on your website.
Description	Enter a detailed description of the RegExp.

Adding a New Content Group

1. Click Add.

2. Enter a Name for the Content Group.

3. Enter a Description (optional).

4. Click Save.

Adding or Removing Content Group Elements

Select the Content Group that you would like to edit.
Items listed in the table on the left (Not in Content Group) are ALL available pages and Content Groups that can be added to your Content Group. Elements in the table on the right (In Content Group) are the elements that are already in the Content Group
Select a Page or Content Group, click the >> yellow button, this will move it over to the right. You can also double click on an element, and it will move from left to right.
To remove elements from a Content Group select an Element in the In Content Group table and click the << yellow button to move it to the left. You can also double click on a Page or Content Group and it will move back to the left.

Adding a Regular Expression

Click Add RegExp. The Add Regular Expression window displays.
Enter a Name (optional).
Enter a Regular Expression in the Expression field.
If you want to test to see if the Regular Expression is correct, enter a URL that you would like to test against in the Test URL Against Expression field and then click the Test RegExp button. If the URL matches the Expression you will receive a "Expression matches URL" message.
Enter a Description (optional).
Click Save.

The Regular Expression will now be displayed in the In Content Group table.

Publishing Content Rule Changes

Once you're done creating and managing your Content Groups, click the Publish button.