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A campaign can get very large (some get to about 100 pages based on customer feedback), and therefore the campaign gets loaded with linked items like files and blocks. It would be good for the CMS user to be able to view only the items in which will be getting published as part of the campaign or have the ability to view all items in the campaign (as we have now). This will allow users to more easily to review the changes being published and get a better idea of the effect of the campaign to the end customer.
This could be in the form of initially only showing the effected items and being able to "View all pages already published" for each type of thing in the campaign. Another way is to have a view options at the top to say whether you want to view all items or just items which will be published.
This should go through some UX discussions on an approach prior to being developed.
AC
As a CMS user viewing a campaign, I can choose to view all items within a campaign or only view the things which are going to be published, so I have an easier time reviewing and making the call whether to publish or not.
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clarkepaul
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Ability to show items getting published verses items which are uneffected
View only items being published verses all campaign items
Sep 17, 2019
A campaign can get very large (some get to about 100 pages based on customer feedback), and therefore the campaign gets loaded with linked items like files and blocks. It would be good for the CMS user to be able to view only the items in which will be getting published as part of the campaign or have the ability to view all items in the campaign (as we have now). This will allow users to more easily to review the changes being published and get a better idea of the effect of the campaign to the end customer.
This could be in the form of initially only showing the effected items and being able to "View all pages already published" for each type of thing in the campaign. Another way is to have a view options at the top to say whether you want to view all items or just items which will be published.
This should go through some UX discussions on an approach prior to being developed.
AC
As a CMS user viewing a campaign, I can choose to view all items within a campaign or only view the things which are going to be published, so I have an easier time reviewing and making the call whether to publish or not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: