| Site Label |
The name of the site as it appears in the user
interface. |
| Site Name |
The name used when referencing the site in the SOAP API. This name can contain only underscores and alphanumeric
characters, and must be unique in your org. It must begin with a letter, not include
spaces, not end with an underscore, and not contain two consecutive underscores. |
| Site Description |
An optional description of the site. |
| Site Contact |
The user who will receive site-related communications
from the site’s visitors and Salesforce. |
| Default Web Address |
The unique Force.com
URL for this site. Force.com
provides the first part of the URL based on the domain name
that you registered; you must add a unique site name to the
end. Unless you configure a custom Web address through a
domain name registrar, this is the URL that the public will
use to access your site. |
| Active |
The option that activates your site when you are ready to
make it available to the public. You can also activate your
site from the Sites and Site Details pages. When the site is
inactive, users will see the page specified in the
Inactive Site Home Page
field. |
| Active Site Home Page |
The landing page that users are directed to when this
site is active. Use the lookup field to find and select the
Visualforce
page that you developed for your site’s home page.
Choose the UnderConstruction page if you just want to test
your site. For ideas sites, you must use the IdeasHome
page and for answers sites you must use the AnswersHome
page. The “look and feel” for your Ideas
site or Answers site will be inherited from its
associated portal unless you select a site
template.
If you deployed a site before the Summer
’10 release, you can set AnswersHome as your
default landing page if you create a Visualforce
page using <apex:page
action="{!URLFOR('/answers/answersHome.apexp')}"/>
|
| Inactive Site Home Page |
The landing page that users are directed to when this
site is inactive. Use the lookup field to find and select
the page that you want to use. You can, for example, select
a page to indicate that the site is under construction or
down for maintenance. |
| Site Template |
The template that provides the page layout and stylesheet
for your site. The site template overrides any formatting
inherited from the associated portal. Use the lookup field to find
and select a template that you’ve developed, or
use the out-of-box template provided.The site
template specified here is used only for Visualforce
pages using the $Site.Template expression. |
| Site Robots.txt |
A file that determines which parts of your public site
Web spiders and other Web robots can access. Web robots are
often used by search engines to categorize and archive
websites. HTML tags are not allowed, as they are not
compatible with robots.txt spiders. For
Visualforce
pages, add contentType="text/plain" to the <apex:page>
tag.Example disallowing all robots from indexing all
pages: 1<apex:page contentType="text/plain">
2 User-agent: * # Applies to all robots
3 Disallow: / # Disallow indexing of all pages
4 </apex:page>
Example
allowing all robots to index all
pages: 1<apex:page contentType="text/plain">
2 User-agent: * # Applies to all robots
3 Disallow: # Allow indexing of all pages
4 </apex:page>
|
| Site Favorite Icon |
The icon that appears in the browser’s address
field when visiting the site. Use this field to set the
favorite icon for your entire site instead of for each page.
Changes will be reflected on your site one day after you
make them, due to caching. |
| Analytics Tracking Code |
The tracking code associated with your site. This
code can be used by services like Google Analytics to track page
request data for your site. |
| URL Rewriter Class |
An Apex
class to use for rewriting URLs for your site, from Salesforce URLs
to user-friendly URLs. With this class, you can make rules
to rewrite site URL requests typed into the address bar,
launched from bookmarks, or linked from external websites.
You can also create rules to rewrite the URLs for links
within site pages. |
| Enable Feeds |
The option that displays the Syndication Feeds related list, where you can
create and manage syndication feeds for users on your public
sites. This field is visible only if you have the feature
enabled for your organization. |
| Clickjack Protection Level |
You can set the clickjack protection for a
site to one of these levels:
- Allow framing by any page (no protection)
- Allow framing by the same origin only (recommended)
- Don’t allow framing by any page (most protection)
Same-origin framing allows the site’s page to be
framed only by pages on the same domain name and protocol security. Salesforce Communities have two clickjack protection parts—one
for the Force.com
Communities site which is set from the Force.com site detail page and another for the Site.com
Communities site which is set from the Site.com configuration page. It's recommended that both
are set to the same value. |
| Require Secure Connections
(HTTPS) |
When this checkbox is enabled for a Force.com
Site, a Site.com
site, a Salesforce Communities
Force.com
Site, or a Salesforce Communities
Site.com
site, requests that use HTTP are redirected to
HTTPS. |
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