Experience Rules

An experience rule contains a list of conditions, all of which must be met for the rule to evaluate to true. When a rule evaluates to true, users are directed to the experience definition specified in the rule. When you create an experience rule, you must also place it in rank order in relation to existing rules. The first rule to evaluate to true will be applied.

For example, you may create a rule that says that users in the Marketing group see the Marketing experience definition, and another rule that says that users in the Management group see the Management experience definition. Since some users may be in both groups, you may decide that you want the Management experience definition to have priority. In this case, you order the two rules so that the Management experience rule is above the Marketing experience rule.

Note: You can set the portal to display experience rules debug messages in order to troubleshoot any conflicts arising from experience rules. See User Settings Manager.

To create an experience rule, click Create New Rule. Complete the Rule Editor.
To edit a rule, click its name.
To edit the associated experience definition, click the experience definition name.
Only the first rule to evaluate to true will be applied. To order the rules according to the order in which you want the rules to be evaluated.

To move a rule to the top of this list, click .
To move a rule up one space in this list, click .
To move a rule down one space in this list, click .
To move a rule to the bottom of this list, click .

To delete an experience rule, select it and click .

To display the page associated with this help topic:

Click Administration.
In the Select Utility drop-down list, select Experience Rules Manager.