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Co|Create Website Documentation Guidebook
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Basic Concepts: Legacy Site Content Organization
Under the legacy site architecture,
content was organized in general
categories in a tree-like structure,
which made cross-referencing of
some content and cross-promotion
more difficult to manage.
Since the content hierarchy was
organized around delivery of product
information, finding interactive
features was difficult for new users
and users who were not familiar with
CoCreate. Features of interest to
existing customers such as on-
demand webinars and online training
course listings were often embedded
within ambiguous sections and
difficult to locate.
This bottom-up approach to
information design does not build on
the foundation of a single unifying
brand message. It assumes that
users already understand a certain
depth of product knowledge, know in
advance what information they are
looking for, and understand the logical
relationship of various types of
information and how to find it.
A top-down approach would organize
the content based on the assumption
that a larger number of users do not
already have in-depth product
knowledge and would deliver all
content within the context of key
branding messages and then guide
users toward product details and
interactive content of interest to them.
A1
Overview
A1-1
2D-CAD:
Drafting
A1-1-1
Drawing
Manager
A1-1-2
2D Library
A1-1-3
3DAccess
A1-2
3D-CAD:
Modeling PE
U1
Site
Search
U2
E-Mail
Page
U3
Feedback
U5
Impressum
U6
Privacy
Policy
U4
Linkto
eSupport
Portal
U7
Linkto
W.W..Contacts
G6-1
A1-2-1
Modeling
A1-2-2
Model
Manager
A1-3
3D-Productivity:
Advanced Design
A1-3-1
Cabling
A1-3-2
Sheet Metal
A1-3-3
Surfacing
A1-3-4
FEAnalysis
A1-3-5
Mold Base
A1-3-6
BOMEditor
A1-3-7
Part Library
A1-3-8
3DAccess
A1-3-9
DataAdapters
A1-3-10
OneSpace
Live!
D4-1
Consulting
Overview
F1-1
Press
Releases
F1-2
InThe News
F1-3
Press
Resources
G4-1
Partner
Opportunities
G6-1
Worldwide
Offices
G6-2
Request
Information
Form
G4-2
Reseller
Center
F5-1
Analyst
Quotes
D4-2
Sample
Solutions
D4-3
Success
Analysis
D4-4
Add-onModules
&UserPackages
D4-5
Training
(Linkto D1
Training
Overview)
A1-4
Connect
Suppliers
A1-5
Achieve
3G PLM
A1-6
Partner
Products
A1-7
How to
Buy
B1
Drafting
C1
eSupport
Overview
C2
Contact
Support
C5
Support
FAQs
C4
eSupport
Marketplace
C3
Licensing
D1
Training
Overview
D2
Classes
& Schedule
(Listing Organizedby
ExperienceLevel)
D3
Training
Registration
Form
D4
Consulting
E1
Case
StudiesViews
E2
Customer
Quotes
E3
Design
Competition
F1
PressRoom
F2
Webinars
F3
Newsletters
G1
Awards
G2
History
G3
Management
Team
G5
Careers
A:PRODUCTS
B:DEMOS & DOWNLOADS
C:E-SUPPORT
D:CONSULTING & TRAINING
E: CUSTOMER SUCCESS
F: NEWS &EVENTS
G:ABOUT US
(Click opens navigation element)
A1-x-x
What’s New
in 2007
B1-x
Demo
Overviews
C1-x
Learn More
(PDFs)
C3-x
Licensing
Services
Int’l Links
D1-x
View All Classes
(Linkto D2)
F7-x
Off Site
Links
G4-2-x
Off Site
Links G4-3
Technology
Partners
G4-3-x
Off Site
Links
G4-3-x
Off Site
Links
D1-x-x
Online
Classes
D2-1-x
Prices/Dates
D2-3-x
Full Schedule
List/Register
D2-2-x
More Info
(PDFs)
C5-x
Linksto
Product
Section A
Pages
C4-x
Linkto
Marketplace
Application
B1-x-x
Play,Download,
Link,Webcast
B2
Modeling
B2-x
Demo
Overviews
E1-x
Listings of
CaseStudies
Industry,Product,
Customer
F2-x
Webinars
(Current &
Archived)
B2-x-x
Play,Download,
Link,Webcast
B3
Model
Manager
B3-x
Demo
Overviews B3-x-x
Play,Download,
Link,Webcast
B4
OneSpace
Live!
B4-x
Demo
Overviews B4-x-x
Play,Download,
Link,Webcast
D4-2-x
Samples
(PDFs)
F1-1-x
Individual
P.R.
F2-2-x
Individual
Articles
F3-x
Newsletter
Archive
G5-x
Career
Listings
F4
WhitePapers
F4-x
Download
W.P.s
F6-x
Event
Descriptions
F5
Analyst
Reports
F6
Events
F7
UserGroups
F5-1-x
Individual
Reports
D4-4-x
Product
Data Sheets
(PDFs)
B5
OneSpace
.net
B5-x
Demo
Overviews B5-x-x
Play,Download,
Link,Webcast
B6
Achieve
3G PLM
B6-x
Demo
Overviews B6-x-x
Play,Download,
Link,Webcast
B7
Downloads
&Trials
B7-x
Register
&Download
A1-x-x
System
Requirements
A1-x-x
Data
Sheets
(PDF)
A1-x-x
Demos
A1-x-x
Screenshots
A1-2-x
Sign In
A1-2-x
Register/
Download
A1-x-x
How to Buy
O
G4
Our
Partners
G6
Contact
Us
HOME
Prospects New Customers
ExistingCustomers
ExistingCustomers:Support
Site Utilities
3. Page 3 | Revised: 10 January 2008
Basic Concepts: Legacy Site Page Architecture
In the legacy architecture, a web page
template contained multiple directives
or “includes” which instructed the
server to load commonly-used
content into the page, which would
then be combined with the content on
each page to produce the final HTML
that would be sent to the browser.
Each page of the site contained these
multiple elements, depending on the
features of the page. The layout of all
elements would be defined by the
HTML contained on the page, and
content would be inserted into the
pages, sometimes interfering with the
placement and/or behavior of the
components.
Server-side code was restricted to the
use of ColdFusion, a proprietary
scripting language requiring a
ColdFusion server to be installed.
The server would assemble the page,
request data from a database when
necessary, and would then assemble
each page in real-time for every page
request, resulting in slower
performance when website traffic was
at peak levels.
HTML
Code
Component
HTML
Code
Component
HTML
Code
Component
Chat
Component
HTML
Code
Component
Flash
Component
Legacy CoCreate.com CFM Home Page:
Web
Server
Running
ColdFusion
(CFM)
Page request
is sent to server
Request is sent to CFM page
which contains directives to
HTML components
Components are
combined with
page content
Final HTML is
Sent to browser
4. Page 4 | Revised: 10 January 2008
Basic Concepts: Site Content Re-Organization
Under the new architecture, site content is organized within the context of the CoCreate branding message. The user experience is directed from the general to the
specific and directed into content areas driven by visitor needs with the ultimate aim of enticing prospects to become customers. The new site then becomes a
relationship management platform whereby CoCreate can reinforce its customer relationships and effectively respond to new needs and opportunities.
Home
About CoCreate Products Downloads & Trials Customer Success Training & Consulting Events & Webinars Newsroom Support
Prospective Customers
& General Information
Current Customers
& Relationship
Management
Branding &
Top-Line
Messaging
Specific
Detailed
Information
Contacts Partners Resellers
Careers Branding
View All Partners
Partner
Details
Offsite
Articles
Reseller
Details
Reseller
Site
Job
Details
2D CAD 3D CAD Collaboration PLM Education
2D
Modules
Overview Product
Detail
Demos
& Learning
How
to Buy
What’s
New
What’s New
Highlights
System
Requirements
Evaluations
& Requests
Apps Server
Registration
Single Sign-On
View Asset
Detail
& Download
Assets:
Webinars/Demos
Download
Logos
All Product Pages
3D
Modules
Educational
Product
Overviews
Apps Server
Registration
Download
Success
Stories
Listing
Design
Competition
Story
Pages
Featured
Designs
& Entries
2005-07
Training
Courses
Overview
Consulting
Services
Apps Server
Training Pages
& Registration
Consulting
Products Data
Sheets
(PDF)
Upcoming
Events
On-Demand
Webinars
Europe
Events DE
Asia Events
JP
Italian
Webinars
View Asset
Detail
& Download
Assets:
Webinars/Demos
Apps Server
Event Registration
Press
Release
Listing
Press
Releases
Articles
Listing
Articles
Analysts
View Report
Detail
& Download
Assets:
Analyst
Report
Newsletters
Archive
Newsletter
Articles
Partner
Site
My.cocreate.com
eSupport &
Licensing
FAQs User
Forums
eSupport
Headlines
Regional
Contacts
My.cocreate.com
eSupport
Documents
User
Forums
Legacy Site
Newsletter Content
5. Page 5 | Revised: 10 January 2008
IIS Web
Server
Running
ColdFusion
(CFM)
Page request
is sent to server
Request is sent to CFM page
which contains server directives
to include CFM page components
and HTML.
Components are
combined with
page content.
Final HTML is
Sent to browser
Legacy Site
New ASP.NET Site
Basic Concepts: The ASP.NET 2.0 Framework
.NET 2.0 FRAMEWORK
Common Language Runtime
Page request
is sent to server
C#, VB, XHTML, JavaScript and other programming code
on the content pages are assembled with
the master templates and associated code
If page has been changed recently and it is the first
HTTP request, code is pre-compiled in the .NET compiler,
and served from “App_Code” directory which will be
used for future HTTP requests by the runtime.
The original source code
remains in the website directory.
The compiled code is sent
to the browser by the
ASP.NET runtime.
Final HTML is
Sent to browser
IIS Mod-Rewrite module
scans all incoming
HTTP requests
for legacy site addresses
and redirects server
to correct page.
IIS Web
Server
Running
ASP.NET 2.0
Framework
In the ASP.NET 2.0 framework, all of
the code is compiled by the Common
Language Runtime, allowing for a
great deal of flexibility in choice of
programming languages used by
developers.
Additionally, when a page has been
pre-compiled, overall performance of
the ASP.NET web pages is much
faster and stable than that of a typical
website that contains interactive and
data components.
A server module called IIS Mod-
Rewrite has been added to the site.
This module intercepts all HTTP
requests and scans a text file for URL
references that have been migrated
from the legacy site but no longer
exist. When a match has been found,
it rewrites the HTTP request, pointing
the server to a valid page.
The Mod-Rewrite module is an
additional software application
purchased from Micronovae. This
application is installed on both the
development and production web
servers. Micronovae can be contacted
for support from their website:
http://www.mcronovae.com.
6. Page 6 | Revised: 10 January 2008
Publishing: Workflow
CONTRIBUTOR CONTENT MANAGER CODE MANAGER
Content is edited on local system
(recommended for developers),
or may be edited directly on
AM1.ONESPACEASAP.COM
If edited on local system,
then content is published to
AM1.ONESPACEASAP.COM
Changed pages and files are
logged using HelpDesk
System for tracking
Content is reviewed by
content owners
CONTENT MANAGER
Content is Approved?
New content is published to
AM2.ONESPACEASAP.COM
for integration and testing
Testing OK?
New content is published
to WWW.COCREATE.COM
Rejected content is noted
in helpdesk system
and routed back to
CONTRIBUTOR
Approval is
noted in HelpDesk
System and routed to
CODE MANAGER
Rejected content is noted
in helpdesk system
and routed back to
CONTRIBUTOR
Comments and discussion are
entered into HelpDesk System
Notification of changes Is
sent to CONTENT MANAGER
by HelpDesk System
Comments and discussion and
possible bug-fixes are
entered into HelpDesk System
YESNO
NO
YES
In order to provide for good quality control, we need to implement a basic
workflow for the creation and editing of content. This will ensure that all content
is approved by content owners and is free of defects, while allowing free access
by contributors to necessary information.
To ensure that all changes and defects are tracked and visible by all team
members and localization teams, a HelpDesk system will be deployed. This will
automate notifications and centralize discussions around content, new features
or defects.
At the time of this writing, we are testing a couple of options. Option one is a
simple HelpDesk application produced by JitBit, and is viewable at the US Web
Team’s Test Server at this address. http://skw.onespaceasap.com/helpdesk
Another option is to deploy a Microsoft SharePoint Team site, presently being
tested at http://modelmanager.sharepointspace.com/marketing/wretlind
Please contact Jon Wretlind at jon_wretlind@cocreate.com to gain access into
these system if you are interested in helping evaluate the technology. When the
new system is deployed, the US Web Team will inform all contributors and
provide additional documentation as needed.
7. Page 7 | Revised: 10 January 2008
Basic Concepts: Anatomy of an ASP.NET Page
T
ASCX
User
Control
ASCX
User
Control
ASCX
User
Control
ASCX
User
Control
ASCX
User
Control
ASCX
User
Control
ASP.NET
Control
ASP.NET
Control
ASP.NET
Control
ASP.NET
Control
Template.MASTER
http://www.cocreate.com/Page.ASPX
Content Area 1
Content Area 2
An ASP.NET is composed from a
content page, a master template, and
controls. Some of these controls are
standard “out-of-the-box” controls that
come with the .NET framework, and
others are user-defined controls
(ASCX). These controls may be
embedded into both content pages
and master templates.
Master templates may contain
XHTML, JavaScript, and client-side
code, and may also contain server-
side code written in either Visual
Basic or C#, and also contain
placeholders for content. A master
template may contain multiple content
placeholders.
Content pages may only contain
content areas to be matched with the
content placeholders on the master
template. Content pages may also
include client side and server-side
code. A content page may also
contain multiple content areas, or
additional content placeholders.
When an HTTP request is made, it is
made to the content page, or ASPX
page, not the master template. The
page is assembled with its controls
and combined with the associated
master template. A content page can
only be associated with a single
master template, but can use any
number of potential templates that
contain matching content
placeholders. These templates can be
changed either manually or
programmatically, allowing for greater
separation of content from its
presentation.
Sites also contain “themes” which are
globally associated to master
templates. These themes provide
opportunities for easy management of
layout, font styles, and graphics
along with the ability for a site’s
content to be incorporated into sites
or sub-sites that have differing
designs.
The CoCreate.com website’s master
templates use this ”theme” concept to
manage its layout and presentation
through definitions of <DIV> layers.
The theme, called “CC_Blue” in the
“App_Themes” directory includes all
common site graphics and the
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) that
define the layout. Additionally, global
functions are also included in the
master templates, written primarily in
JavaScript.
The master templates employ a table-
free concept of site layout, thus
allowing for the greater use of
Dynamic XHTML and easier pixel-
level control over the visual layout of
the page elements. The content
templates employ a table-based
concept, in order to make it simpler
for less-technical content creators to
manipulate and edit the site’s content
using WSYWIG editors such as
Microsoft SharePoint Designer and
Expressions Web. The XHTML and
CSS definitions have been optimized
for use within Microsoft’s toolset.
Code “check-in” and “check-out” for
source control is performed through
the Microsoft SharePoint/FrontPage
extensions running on the server, and
integrates into Microsoft’s tools.
Therefore, the use of non-Microsoft
tools to edit the website is not
recommended.
8. Page 8 | Revised: 10 January 2008
Section A: The Home Page
A1-3 Page Header
A1-3-1 JumpBox Control
A1-3-2 Widgets Control
A1-5 Page Content
A1-5-1 VideoRotator
Repeater Control: rptPopularLinks
Repeater Control: rptHeadlines
A1-4Menu Control
A1-6Page Footer
9. Page 9 | Revised: 10 January 2008
A1: Home Page Schematic
Home Page
~/Default.aspx
Page Header
Page Content >> <div id="page-bg-body">
<div id="page-content">
Page Footer >> <div id="page-bg-bottom">
User Control: Footer
"~/includes/footer.ascx"
Repeater Control: rptPopularLinks
Data Source: “~/xml/popular-links.xml”
<div id="heading-topnav">
User Control: JumpBox
"~/includes/jump-box.ascx”
<div id="widgets">
User Control: Widgets
“~/includes/widgets.ascx”
User Control – Flash Movies: VideoRotator
"~/includes/video-rotator-flash.ascx"
Repeater Control: rptHeadlines
Data Source: “~/xml/pr.xml”
Hot Topics on CoCreate.com
Latest Headlines
Menu >> <div id="navigation">
Menu Control: popOut
Data Source: “~/Default.sitemap”
NOTE: Sitemap files are defined in “~/web.config” file
JumpBox Control
“~/includes/globalscripts.js”
global variable definitions and
query string processing
“~/App_Themes/CC_Blue/CoCreate-global.css”
“~/App_Themes/CC_Blue/CoCreate-secondary.css”
“~/includes/flashdetect.js”
Used to detect whether user has a Flash
player, and swap out an image link if not.
Cascading Style Sheets
External Scripts
“~/includes/pngfix.js”
Used for IE and lower, to filter 24-bit PNG
images with transparency, so that the alpha
channels are used for transparency.
A1
A1-1
A1-2
A1-3
A1-4
A1-5
A1-6
A1-3-1
Widgets Control
A1-3-2
<div id="search-box">
Google Custom Search Engine Form
Links to http://www.google.com/coop/cse/
<div id="language-tab">
Pulldowns call embedded JavaScript to jump
to localized websites.
Future Revision Pulldowns will point to specific correlated
pages within localized sites.
Toplinks link to other CoCreate sites such as eSupport, SIP
and the company intranet.
Links to “~/utility/Feedback.aspx”
“~/about/Contacts.aspx”
and contains RSS link
VideoRotator for Flash movies and other graphics
In the Home Page rotation banner. Can use SWF or JPG files.
A1-5-1
Flash Movie
"~/flash/homepage/homepage-loader.swf"
“~flash/homepage/embedFlash.js”
Used to embed the Flash player without
causing IE to require a user click
Flash Movie
"~/flash/homepage/
PE_Promo.swf"
Flash Movie
"~/flash/homepage/home-
rotator_rks.swf"
Flash Movie
"~/flash/homepage/home-
rotator_sigma.swf"
Flash Movie
"~/flash/homepage/golden-
mousetrap-rotator.swf"
A1-2-1
A1-2-1
“~/flash/homepage/loader.xml”
Determines which movies to include in
rotation and in what order
Embedded Animation
"~/flash/homepage/rks.swf"
Embedded Animation
"~/flash/homepage/sigma.swf"
Embedded Flash Movies with XML content
“~/flash/homepage/rotator.xml”
Used by some Flash movies to allow for
easy localization of content
Block Reference Number
Cross-Reference to Block
KEY TO SYMBOLS
“~/includes/csshover.htc
Used for IE6 and lower, to provide better
image roll-over functionality
10. Page 10 | Revised: 10 January 2008
Section B1: Secondary Master Templates
Files that use this master template:
A1-3-2
B1-4
B1-4-1
B1-4-2
A1-6
11. Page 11 | Revised: 10 January 2008
B1: Secondary Master Template Schematic
Page Content
Embedded Content PlaceHolder
ID=”myPageContent”
Secondary Template
~/secondary.master
Page Header
Page Content >> <div id="page-content">
<div id="portal-4column-grid">
<div id="heading-topnav">
User Control: JumpBox
"~/includes/jump-box.ascx”
<div id="widgets">
User Control: Widgets
“~/includes/widgets.ascx”
B1
B1-3
B1-4
Block Reference Number
Cross-Reference to Block
KEY TO SYMBOLS
“~/includes/globalscripts.js”
global variable definitions and
query string processing
External Scripts
“~/includes/pngfix.js”
Used for IE and lower, to filter 24-bit PNG
images with transparency, so that the alpha
channels are used for transparency.
B1-2
“~/includes/csshover.htc
Used for IE6 and lower, to provide better
image roll-over functionality
A1-4
Menu >> <div id="navigation">
Data Source >> “~/Default.sitemap”
A1-1 CSS
A1-3-1 JumpBox Control
A1-3-2 Widgets Control
“Breadcrumb” Control:
Data Source: “~/Breadcrumb.sitemap”
<div id="back-link">
B1-4-1
NOTE! This element appears in proximity
to the Page Header, but because of the
z-index level required by this item, for
functional reasons, the <DIV> is embedded
within Page Content.
A1-6 Page Footer
B1-4-2
JavaScript Function:
setContentHeight()
NOTE! Reads the height of ID
“content-table” on embedded Content
Page, and sets the height of
<Div id=”page-bg-body> accordingly,
NOTE! Each menu control inherits
“web.sitemap” found at the root of all
subdirectories. For example the submenu
for “Products”, inherit “~/Products/
web.sitemap.” Each sitemap is defined in
“~/web.config”
12. Page 12 | Revised: 10 January 2008
B2: “About CoCreate” Secondary Template
Files that use this master template:
A1-3-2
B2-1
A1-6
B2-1-1
13. Page 13 | Revised: 10 January 2008
B3: “Product Portal” Secondary Template
Files that use this master template:
A1-3-2
A1-6
B3-1
B3-1-1
14. Page 14 | Revised: 10 January 2008
B3: “Products Portal” Master
Schematic
B2: “About CoCreate” Master
Schematic
Block Reference Number
Cross-Reference to Block
KEY TO SYMBOLS
Reference to Page-level
content
Page Content
Embedded Content PlaceHolder
ID=”myPageContent”
Content Header: <div id="suite-portal-header1">
Header Graphic defined in CSS:
“~/App_Themes/CC_Blue/CoCreate_secondary.css”
Page Layout: <table class=”home-column-grid”
Secondary Template
~/secondary-about.master
Page Content >> <div id="page-content">
<div id="portal-4column-grid">
B2
B2-1
A1-4
Menu >> <div id="navigation">
Data Source >> “~/products/web.sitemap”
A1-1 CSS
“Breadcrumb” Control:
Data Source: “~/Breadcrumb.sitemap”
<div id="back-link">
B2-1-1
A1-6 Page Footer
B2-1-2
JavaScript Function:
setContentHeight()
B1-2 External Scripts B1-3 External Scripts
B2-1-2-1
B2-1-2-2
B2-1-2-3
http://www.cocreate.com/about/About-Us.aspx
* Only on http://www.cocreate.com/about/About-Us.aspx
User Control: MgmtBios
“~/about/management-bios.ascx”
B2-1-2-3
15. Page 15 | Revised: 10 January 2008
B4: “Downloads & Trials” Secondary Template
Files that use this master template:
A1-3-2
B4-1-1
B4-1-2
18. Page 18 | Revised: 10 January 2008
A1-6
A1-3-2
B5: “Customer Success” Secondary Template
B5-2-1
Files that use this master template:
B5-2
B5-1-2-2
B5-1
19. Page 19 | Revised: 10 January 2008
A1-3-1
A1-4
A1-6
B6-1-1
B6-1
Files that use this master template:
A1-3-1
A1-4
A1-6
Files that use this master template:
B7-1
B7-1-1
B7: “Events & Webinars”
Master Template
B6: “Training & Consulting”
Master Template
20. Page 20 | Revised: 10 January 2008
Block Reference Number
Cross-Reference to Block
KEY TO SYMBOLS
Reference to Page-level
content
Page Content
Embedded Content PlaceHolder
ID=”myPageContent”
Content Header: <div id="training-portal-header">
Header Graphic defined in CSS:
“~/App_Themes/CC_Blue/CoCreate_secondary.css”
Page Layout: <table class=”home-column-grid”>
Secondary Template
~/secondary-training.master
Page Content >> <div id="page-content">
<div id="portal-4column-grid">
B6
B6-1
A1-4
Menu >> <div id="navigation">
Data Source >> “~/training/web.sitemap”
A1-1 CSS
“Breadcrumb” Control:
Data Source: “~/Breadcrumb.sitemap”
<div id="back-link">
B6-1-1
B6-1-2
JavaScript Function:
setContentHeight()
B1-2 External Scripts
B6-1-2-1
B6-1-2-2
A1-6 Page Footer
User Control: TrainingFooter
“~/training/Training-Contacts-Footer.ascx”
B6-1-2-3
B7: “Events & Webinars”
Schematic
B6: “Training & Consulting”
Schematic
~/events/Events-Archive.aspx
Page Content
Embedded Content PlaceHolder
ID=”myPageContent”
Content Header: <div id="events-head">
Header Graphic defined in CSS:
“~/App_Themes/CC_Blue/CoCreate_secondary.css”
Page Layout: <table class=”portal-grid”>
Secondary Template
~/secondary-events.master
Page Content >> <div id="page-content">
<div id="portal-4column-grid">
B7
B7-1
A1-4
Menu >> <div id="navigation">
Data Source >> “~/events/web.sitemap”
A1-1 CSS
“Breadcrumb” Control:
Data Source: “~/Breadcrumb.sitemap”
<div id="back-link">
B7-1-1
B7-1-2
JavaScript Function:
setContentHeight()
B1-2 External Scripts
B7-1-2-1
B7-1-2-2
A1-6 Page Footer
B7-1-2-3
Repeater Control: Repeater99
Data Source: “~/xml/general-webinars.xml”
General Topics
* Only on http://www.cocreate.com/events/Events-Archive.aspx
B7-1-2-3
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B8: “Newsroom” Secondary Template
A1-3-2
A1-6
Files that use this master template:
B8-1-1
B8-1
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B8: “Newsroom” Schematic
~/newsroom/View-Articles.aspx
Repeater Control: rptPRListing
Data Source: “~/xml/pr.xml”
Xpath Attribute: “attribute::portalPage='yes'”
~/newsroom/Newsroom-Portal.aspx
Block Reference Number
Cross-Reference to Block
KEY TO SYMBOLS
Reference to Page-level
content
Page Content
Embedded Content PlaceHolder
ID=”myPageContent”
Content Header: <div id="newsroom-header-zone">
Header Graphic defined in CSS:
“~/App_Themes/CC_Blue/CoCreate_secondary.css”
Page Layout: <table id=”content-table”>
Secondary Template
~/secondary-newsroom.master
Page Content >> <div id="page-content">
<div id="portal-4column-grid">
B8
B8-1
A1-4
Menu >> <div id="navigation">
Data Source >> “~/newsoom/web.sitemap”
A1-1 CSS
“Breadcrumb” Control:
Data Source: “~/Breadcrumb.sitemap”
<div id="back-link">
B8-1-1
B8-1-2
JavaScript Function:
setContentHeight()
B1-2 External Scripts
B8-1-2-1
A1-6 Page Footer
B8-1-2-2
Press Releases
B8-1-2-2
B8-1-2-3
Repeater Control: rptArticlesListing
Data Source: “~/xml/articles.xml”
Xpath Attribute: “attribute::portalPage='yes'”
B8-1-2-3
Recent Articles
User Control: PRFooter
“~/newsroom/PR-Contacts-Footer.ascx”
B8-1-2-4
Repeater Control: rptPRListing
Data Source: “~/xml/pr.xml”
~/newsroom/View-PR.aspx
B8-1-2-5
All Press Releases
Repeater Control: rptArticlesListing
Data Source: “~/xml/articles.xml”
B8-1-2-6
Recent Articles
Page-Level Content for Newsroom Portal Pages:
~/newsroom/Analysts.aspx
Industry Analysts
User Control: Quotes
Data Source: “~/newsroom/Analyst-Quotes.ascx”
B8-1-2-7
Repeater Control: rptAnalystReports
Data Source: “~/xml/analyst-reports.xml”
B8-1-2-8 Analyst Reports
~/newsroom/Newsletters.aspx
B8-1-2-9
Link to “Join Now”
https://apps.cocreate.com/en/xview/register.cfm
Page content in newsletter listings
is static HTML, not data-driven.
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B9: “Support” Secondary Template
A1-3-2
A1-6
B9-1
B9-1-1
Files that use this master template:
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B9: “Support” Schematic
Block Reference Number
Cross-Reference to Block
KEY TO SYMBOLS
Reference to Page-level
content
Page Content
Embedded Content PlaceHolder
ID=”myPageContent”
Content Header: <div id="support-header-zone">
Header Graphic defined in CSS:
“~/App_Themes/CC_Blue/CoCreate_secondary.css”
Page Layout: <table id=”content-table”>
Secondary Template
~/secondary-support.master
Page Content >> <div id="page-content">
<div id="portal-4column-grid">
B9
B9-1
A1-4
Menu >> <div id="navigation">
Data Source >> “~/support/web.sitemap”
A1-1 CSS
“Breadcrumb” Control:
Data Source: “~/Breadcrumb.sitemap”
<div id="back-link">
B9-1-1
B9-1-2
JavaScript Function:
setContentHeight()
B1-2 External Scripts
B9-1-2-1
A1-6 Page Footer
B9-1-2-2
User Control: SupportFooter
“~/support/Support-Contacts-Footer.ascx”
B9-1-2-3
Link to “eSupport Marketplace Login”
http://my.cocreate.com/home.aspx?app=eSMP&lang=en
Opens in new browser window
Link to “Licensing Services Login”
http://my.cocreate.com/home.aspx?app=cocheck&lang=en
Opens in new browser window
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Overview
Details Demos & Learning How to Buy
Screenshot Explorer
AJAX User Control: Gallery
~/products/Modeling-screenshotExplorer.ascx
Newsroom
Articles
~/products/3D-Platform.aspx
Article Links
(offsite & onsite)
Design Competition
~/successStories/design-competition.aspx
Success
Stories
User Control: Heading
"~/products/Modeling-Header.ascx”
Common header
Pop Up Pictures
AJAX User Control: Gallery
~/includes/popUp-Pictures.ascx
~/products/WhatsNew-Modeling.aspx
Data Sheets
(Localized PDF)
~/products/Modeling-SystemRequirements.aspx
Links to Module
Overview pages
Request Quote
Downloads
Apps Server
Registration
Single Sign-On
Training Courses
http://apps.cocreate.com/en/training/
Training-Schedule.cfm
xView Application
~/xml/Modeling-learning-
center.xml”
NOTE: Some content in these tables is
fed by this XML file, and some is static
on-page content, depending on what
needs to be more regularly updated. In a
future revision of the site, this function will
be managed via SQL database to
enhance performance.
Online Demos
~/learn/Demos/*
Webinars
~/learn/*
Quick Reference Card
(PDF)
Release Update
Training
Quickstart Projects
Tutorials
Tips & Tricks
(PDF)
~/xml/Modeling-screenshotExplorer.xml
Apps Server
Direct Download
Section C1: “Product Pages” Map & Functional Overview
This structure applies to all products and CoCreate product modules. The largest and most complex example, CoCreate OneSpace Modeling, is pictured here.
All other product pages follow this same organizational and functional scheme.
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C1: “Tertiary-Products.master” Template & Schematic
A1-3-2
C2-1-1
C2-1
Most other tertiary-level page templates employ a similar or simpler structure. Therefore, only the most complex and commonly-used templates, “tertiary-products.master”
and “tertiary-deadend.master” are detailed in this section.
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C5: Single-Sign-On xView Application
YES
Referrer/
Browser
Not registered
Or logged-in
(Secured content hidden)
Referrer/
Browser
Registered
And logged-in
(Secured content visible)
Master
Registration Form
SUBMIT
Download Asset
in new window
apps.cocreate.com
xView Application
Client/User
Databases
Is a
Registered
User?
User login
On page
User new
registration
Activate Session
Cookie & report
To CWEB
User select
content
Check for
Active
Cookie?
YES
NO
NO
Generate
Response Emails
Referrer/Browser
Hits page template that implements:
~/includes/downloadAsset.ascx
~/includes/downloadTrial.ascx
Notifications sent
To Support/Clientele
User sign in
START
END
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Appendix A: Directories Used
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Appendix B: Servers & Users Overview
Manfred Schweizer
Manfred Schweizer
Jon Wretlind
Manfred Schweizer
Laurie Casey
Tetsuya Miyaoka
Chikage Toyama
Masahiro Sawada
Torsten Michel
Helga Strohle
Ailbhe Coughlan
Thomas Roser
Geoffrey Hedges
Christian Frank
Libby Fink
Maria Akermann
Nadja Weiss
Verena Roehrig
Gaby Kath
Dieter Sommer
David Szostak
Laurie Casey
Amber Webb
Deena Steward
Todd Black
Torsten Michel
Helga Strohle
Ailbhe Coughlan
temp1 -- with authoring privileges
temp2 -- with authoring privileges
testuser -- browsing only
Contributors
Ziad Matloub
Manfred Schweizer
Ziad Matloub
Manfred Schweizer
Ziad Matloub
Jon Wretlind
Manfred Schweizer
Ziad Matloub
Administrators
Production Server for WWW, Americas.WWW.COCREATE.COM
(198.65.100.164/englishsite)
Production (Beta) server for Asia PacificBETA.JAPAN.COCREATE.COM
(198.164.132.129/japansite)
Production (Beta) server for EuropeBETA.COCREATE.DE
(198.64.132.129/germansite)
198.65.100.164 (WWW.COCREATE.COM)
Staging server for Asia Pacific. Used to stage final content and test code before deployment. Also serves as
backup code repository. Contributor publishing to this server requires notification to a site administrator and
approval.
JP2.ONESPACEASAP.COM
Development server for Asia Pacific (japan.cocreate.com) website. Used to develop new content and code.
Contributors have open access.
JP1.ONESPACEASAP.COM
Staging server for Europe. Used to stage final content and test code before deployment. Also serves as backup
code repository. Contributor publishing to this server requires notification to a site administrator and approval.
EU2.ONESPACEASAP.COM
Development server for Europe (www.cocreate.de) website. Used to develop new content and code.
Contributors have open access.
EU1.ONESPACEASAP.COM
Staging server for Americas. Used to stage final content and test code before deployment. Also serves as
backup code repository. Contributor publishing to this server requires notification to a site administrator and
approval.
AM2.ONESPACEASAP.COM
Development server for Amercias (www.cocreate.com) website. Used to develop new content and code.
Contributors have open access.
AM1.ONESPACEASAP.COM
63.78.30.158 (COCDEV.ONESPACEASAP.COM)