Browsing Hawaiian translation

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You can search for pages by title, description or tags on :ref:`"Shared with me" <shared_pages>` and will see a list of results immediately. You can also search for users by using the user search box. If the site administrator turned on :ref:`exact search <plugin_search>`, you need to provide the complete name of users in order to find them. Otherwise, a part of their name is enough but often yields too many results. :ref:`Fulltext search <fulltext_search>` is not available if the site administrator installed Elasticsearch on the server.

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:orange:`Secret URL`

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You can create :ref:`secret URLs <secret_url>` for pages and collections to give users who do not have a login to the site access to your pages or collections. The difference to making pages or collections public is that search engines cannot find these pages (unless a link to them appears on a web page).

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:darkred:`Share`

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You can :ref:`share <share>` your pages and collections with other users by giving them access to them. The people with whom you have shared your pages and collections may comment on them. You can also share pages with people who do not have an account on the system by sharing your pages and collections with them via a secret URL.

195.

:orange:`Single sign-on`

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Single sign-on (SSO) describes the process to log in to one application and switch to another connected application without having to log in again. Moodle and Mahara are often connected via SSO, which is called :ref:`MNet <mnet>`. The other built-in SSO authentication method in Mahara is :ref:`SAML <saml>`. Others can be added via plugins.

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:orange:`Site`

198.

Site means the whole site and the administration on the global level for a Mahara instance.

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:orange:`Site administrator`