How Is Navigation Different In An External-facing Portal?

1.	How Is Navigation Different In An External-facing Portal?
Answer» In an external-facing portal, the light framework page displays portal pages in a SINGLE FRAME. When a user clicks on a navigation link, the following occurs: The browser retrieves new content for the ENTIRE browser window. With the STANDARD framework, new content is generally retrieved for the desktop inner page only. The URL for the current page is displayed in the browser address field. With the standard framework page, the URL for the portal’s home page is generally displayed. In an external-facing portal, the light framework page displays portal pages in a single frame. When a user clicks on a navigation link, the following occurs:

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In an external-facing portal, the light framework page displays portal pages in a SINGLE FRAME.

When a user clicks on a navigation link, the following occurs:

The browser retrieves new content for the ENTIRE browser window.

With the STANDARD framework, new content is generally retrieved for the desktop inner page only.
The URL for the current page is displayed in the browser address field.

With the standard framework page, the URL for the portal’s home page is generally displayed.

In an external-facing portal, the light framework page displays portal pages in a single frame.

When a user clicks on a navigation link, the following occurs:

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