Use your mobile like a pro in your community.
All Platforms
- Go to the Home Page
- Tap your community's header logo to jump to the Home page.
- Tap to View Items and Execute Actions
- Tapping a content item opens it. For non-content items such as a phone numbers, email
address, or URL, a tap will launch the action, i.e., start a phone call, email, or open
a Web page.
- Scroll and Zoom Large Images and Content Items
- All images automatically resize to fit properly into your mobile window. Tap any image
to open it in a new window where you can use your browser or mobile's native resizing
features, such as scrolling and zooming.
- If you are viewing an item with content that does not fit within the mobile device
window, for example, a table, tap the open in new window icon (to
the left of the Search icon). From a new window, you can now scroll and zoom to see the
item better. To go back to your community, close the window using your browser
controls.
- Create a Status Update
- Tap the Create (pencil) icon in the upper right corner, next to
the Search icon, then Status Update (on a phone, you may need to tap the
triangle to select Status Update). Tap the box to see your cursor and begin typing. To @mention another user, tap the
@ button, tap the Search box, and then begin typing the name
of the person; select their name when the application suggests users to you. When you're finished typing, tap
Update or Post. (You may have to tap
OK before Update, depending on your
device.)
- Create a Discussion
- Tap the Create (pencil) icon in the upper right corner, next to
the Search icon. To @mention another user, tap the @ button, start
typing the name of the person, and then select their name when the application suggests users to you.
When you're finished typing, tap
Update or Post. (You may have to tap
OK before Update, depending on your
device.)
- @mention Someone
- Tap the @ button and then the text box to begin typing the person's name,
followed by Search. The mobile app remembers your recent @mentions to make
this easier for future @mentioning.
- Search for Content
- Tap the Search icon in the upper right corner, next to the Create
icon. Tap in the search box, type in your search keyword(s), and then tap Search.
The app returns three pages of results: Users, Content, and Places. Tap one of these to scroll through
the search results.
Android
- Add Your Community's Bookmark Image to Your Phone's Home Screen
- From the Home screen where you want to add the bookmark, press and hold in an empty
space to bring up the Add to Home Screen menu. Select . Note that your community administrator needs to have designated an icon
for this capability (called a Bookmark Image).
Blackberry
- Add Your Community's Bookmark Image to Your Phone's Home Screen
- Browse to the community and log in (optional), press the Menu
button on the device, and then select Add to Home Screen. Note
that your community administrator needs to have designated an icon for this capability
(called a Bookmark Image).
Apple
- Go to the Home Page
- Tap the Home icon (tablet only) or your community's logo in the
header to jump to the Home page.
- Jump to Top of Page (iPhone only)
- Tap the current time in the top navigation bar to jump to the top of the page.
- Scroll through Your Streams
- You can scroll up and down through any of your streams using up and down swiping motions.
- Use the Reader View to Send, Like, Follow, or Comment On Content in the Communications
Stream
- Tap once on an item in your Communications stream and then tap either of the triangles
in the top navigation bar to scroll back and forth between the content items in the
stream. From this view, you can also like, follow, or comment on the item, or send the
item to another user.
- Add Your Community's Bookmark Image to Your Home Screen
- Log into your community using Safari, and then tap either Safari's bookmark or add-to
icon (depending on device version) and select Add to Home Screen.
This places your community's icon on the last page of your Home screen. Note that your
community administrator needs to have designated an icon for this capability (called a
Bookmark Image).