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Overview

Website administrators can implement different category templates based on a user's role. For example, having the website display one category template for B2B users, and another for B2C users.

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Step-by-step guide

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To Assign a Category Template to a Role:

1. Navigate to 'Accounts' --> 'Role Management' (zRoles.aspx).
2. Select the

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1. required role via radio button; the 'Role Details' tab will load.
2. Click the 'Functions' tab.
3. Click 'Modify'.
4. In the 'Category Template Suffix'

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1.  field, enter the suffix value

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1. for category templates

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1. assigned to this role. 
   • For example, the

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1. • suffix of 'B2C'

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1. • may be an appropriate value for the B2C role, and 'B2B' for the B2B role.
     
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2. Identify the category template that is currently in use

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1. and create a new template

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1. with the

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1. appropriate suffix in the Template Name.
   

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1. E.g.  

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1.  Default Category Template = 'CategoryTemplate'
            

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1. B2B Role Category Template = 'CategoryTemplateB2B'
            

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1. B2C Role Category Template = 'CategoryTemplateB2C'
   
   NOTE:

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1. In the above example, 'CategoryTemplate' will remain the default and

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1. will be

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1. applied for any role that does not have a 'Category Template Suffix

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1. ' defined.

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If a role does not have a Category Template Suffix set, it will default to the defined Category Template. (This is the suffix free version of the template)

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For information on Category Templates and their application at various levels including category, user, role and system, please see

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Additional Information

For information on creating and editing templates, see Template Editor How Tos.

Related help

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