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User Guide for Cisco Secure Access Control System 5.3
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Chapter 5 Understanding My Workspace
Using the Web Interface
Tree table pages are a variation of list pages (see Figure 5-6). You can perform the same operations on
tree table pages that you can on list pages, except for paging. In addition, with tree table pages:
• A darker background color in a row indicates the top level of a tree.
• If the first folder of a tree contains fewer than 50 items, the first folder is expanded and all others
are collapsed. You must use the expanding icon (+) to view the contents of the collapsed folders.
• If the first folder of a tree contains 50 or more items, all folders in the tree are collapsed. You must
click the expanding icon (+) to view the contents of the folders.
• If you check the check box for a folder (a parent), it chooses all children of that folder.
• If you check the check box of a folder (a parent), and then uncheck any of the children, the parent
folder is unchecked automatically.
Figure 5-6 Tree Table Page
Page num of n Enter the number of the page you want to display in the content area of the list
page, where num is the page you want to display, then click Go.
Not available for tree table pages.
Direction arrows Click the arrows on the lower right side of the content area to access the first
page, previous page, next page, or last page. The arrows are active when required.
Not available for tree table pages.
Table 5-4 Common Content Area Buttons and Fields for List Pages (continued)
Button or Field Description