What Are DivePort Pages?

DivePort Closedpages display the data and other content that you work with. DivePort administrators create pages and specify their content.

Example of a DivePort page.

Pages are divided into Closedthree sections: title bar, page navigation and toolbar, and the page body.

The title bar is at the top of the page, followed by the navigation and toolbar, and then the page body.

Title bar

The parts of the title bar.

On the title bar, you can:

  1. Click My Account to change your password.

    The My Account menu is available only if certain configuration options are specified by an administrator.

  2. Click Help, and select an option:

    • Select View User Help to access DivePort's user assistance.

    • Choose About to view details about your version of DivePort.

  3. Click Log Off to end your session.

  4. Choose an environment to work in.

    The environment selector list appears only if you have access to more than one environment.

Navigation and Toolbar

The navigation bar contains tools and information that are specific to the current page. The page name is centered on this bar.

Page body

The page body displays the data and other content that you work with.

SideBar

If enabled by an administrator, the SideBar lists the pages in the current environment. You can access the SideBar by clicking the ClosedSideBar icon . The SideBar appears on the left of the page body, showing the top-level pages by default. You can expand list items to access child pages.

Open side bar of a DivePort page, with Menu, Sales, Customer, Product, Sales Team, and YTD Report pages. Sales is highlighted.

NOTE: If you are using the Closedclassic interface, top-level page tabs are located below the title bar, and a location bar is located below the page tabs.

Classic interface example.

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