to the right of the box and select a
filter from the drop down box. For more details, see Filtering
Information.Custom Catalog Group Management
If you have multiple custom catalogs, you can assign them to a catalog group. Then you can assign the catalog group to your end users, enabling them to view several custom catalogs. For more information, see About Custom Catalogs.
Note: This page
lets you set filters to limit the information. To set a filter, click
to the right of the box and select a
filter from the drop down box. For more details, see Filtering
Information.
Click Site Info and select Custom Catalog Group Management.
In the Custom Catalog Group Management
page, you can:
Click 
to expand the catalogs
within the group.
Click 
to edit an existing
catalog group. Any changes you make to an existing group affect all
shoppers with the assigned custom catalog group.
Click 
to delete an existing
catalog group. At the Delete This Catalog Group prompt, click OK.
Click 
Add New Group. To
add a new custom catalog group:
Click the Group Name box and enter the name of the group. This is the name you use to assign custom catalogs to end users.
Click the Catalogs box and select the name of the catalogs to add to the group. Hold down the Ctrl key to select multiple catalogs. Click the Forward button to add the catalogs to the group. To remove a catalog from the group, select it and click the Back button.
Click the Set as Site Default Catalog Group box to make this group the default catalog group for your site. If it is not the default catalog group, clear the box.
Click 
. Changes
are effective the following day, after the system generates your site-specific
Catalog Combination Index (CCI) during its nightly scheduled processes.
Note: You can assign the custom catalog groups to end users when you create user accounts.
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