These instructions are for office managers in order to update profiles and profile sections using CAS Profile.
To view your profile click on My account. Users can do the same when they login to this site. To view a user's profile, you can either search for them or click on the links below to view the list of users and click on their username to view their profile.
To edit your profile or a user's profile click on Edit.
The full name, phone number, and office number are automatically synced from UO Directory and updated occasionally. Please contact Directory Services to update the UO directory information.
CAS Profile site also supports what are called Profile Sections. That is pages about user's personal statements, education, research, publications and so on.
A user can create a profile section by clicking on Create content and then Profile Section. After saving a profile section, it will appear on the upper-left corner under My Profile Sections. To edit a profile section, just click on it and then on Edit.
Weight: Profile section order is set by a optional weight field. If the weight field is set (for all profile sections) the heavier items will sink and the lighter items will be positioned nearer the top. If the weight is not set then the created date will be used.
If you are creating a profile section on behalf of a user make sure to change the author to that user. To do that, click Authoring information and then change the Authored by field to the user's Duck ID. After saving a user's profile section it will appear on the left under their Duck ID. You will also see their profile sections when you are viewing their profile page on this site.
The recommended way to add a user it to send them to the CAS Profile site and have them login. This will create their account and they can start updating their profile. This can only be done by users who have a valid Duck ID at the university.
To create a user click on Add user or CASIT Find People add user.
The site also support bulk importing of users. Please contact IS-Web Development for assistance with that.
If a user has left the university their profile can be deleted. To do that, use the Delete button when editing a user's profile.
A deleted profile in the WordPress plugin requires you to manually remove profiles (not just putting them in the trash but permanently deleting them once you have deleted them from this site).
The office manager links to the left have listings of all users by department.
Some users belong to multiple departments. If you are managing their profile information, make sure to contact the office manager for the other department to coordinate updates.
Example users:
We currently support WordPress sites to display profiles from this site. We have a plugin that given a department will display that department's users and their profiles. The plugin uses the Departments field on this site to get the profiles for that department. The plugin will get all the fields including CV and picture and the profile sections. The plugin allows profiles to be categorized into categories such as faculty, staff, GE, and so on.
To manage the categories and to add text that only displays on the WordPress site navigate to the site and append wp-admin to the end of the URL to access the WordPress dashboard login page. After logging in click on Profiles in the dashboard. Categories are managed under Profile categories.
The plugin supports the following features:
The plugin caches profiles for a certain amount of time meaning that changes made on this site will only show up on the WordPress site after the time has elapsed. The time is controlled in Profiles > Options except for sites on UO Blogs. For UO Blogs, the cache is set to expire every 24 hours.
The plugin creates automatic pages on your site. The pages are:
Examples of sites displaying profiles:
Examples of individual profiles on the sites:
The Drupal module is similar to the WordPress plugin with additional features like ability to reference profiles in other content types and create special views to display content by profile.