LOGIN LINKS AND HOW TO LOGIN
Logging Into Sitecore
This page of the user guide will help Sitecore Contributors log in to Sitecore so that they are able to edit their pages. If you are not a Sitecore Contributor, you will have to take Sitecore Training before you are given access to the Sitecore editor.
How to Log In
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Sitecore is only accessible from web browsers such as Chrome and |
Microsoft Edge. Sitecore will not function properly in Internet Explorer |
Sitecore Links
There are two different links that can be used to log in.
Using the Test/Training Link
The test/training link below is the link you'll use for training and will look, feel, and react in a very similar manner to the live site. However, it is intended to be used for practice, testing, and for gauging what would happen on your USF live site if the changes being made were published. We encourage all editors to utilize this testing site as often as necessary to practice and test out changes before attempting to make changes within the live environment.
Test/Training Environment: http://sitecoretestcms.hscnet.hsc.usf.edu/sitecore
Contributor Login Link
After passing the certification test and contributor access has been granted, edits can be made within the live Sitecore web pages. A contributor should be comfortable editing within the training site before making changes within the production site.
Contributor Live Production Link: https://, Firefox, or Safari (MacOS).. |
Go to the USF Single Sign-On Sitecore website at cms.health.usf.edu/sitecore/login
Logging Into Sitecore
Enter your USF Health Username and Password using hscnet\username.
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The forward slash is a more commonly used character. Make sure you are typing in hscnet and the backslash \ before typing in your USF username. |
The Sitecore Experience Platform and Experience Editor
| After logging in, you should see an opening screen called the Sitecore Experience Platform. | Within the Sitecore Experience Platform, you can activate the Experience Editor. |
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The Experience Editor is the best method to edit your page. This editor lets you view your page and edit it as close to real time as possible.
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Avoid editing in the Content Editor. |
Click USF Single Sign-On. (see image below)
You will be redirected and asked to sign into your USF Single Sign-On email.If you're already signed into your email / SSO, you will be immediately directed to the Sitecore Launch page
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Try clearing your cache first. |