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The reason for this issue is that the Record Detail component populates the recordID associated with the object for the page template, so this component will not work for this use case. The Record Detail component is a component that displays the fields and values of a record on your Experience Cloud site. The recordID is a unique identifier that specifies which record to display. The Record Detail component uses the recordID associated with the object for the page template, which means that it can only display one record per object per page. For example, if you have a page template for Account, you can only display one Account record on that page using the Record Detail component. To display multiple records of different objects ona page, you need to use other components, such as Related List or Record List.

Three fields that are required for creating Experience Cloud users using Data Loader are A, B, and E. Data Loader is a tool that allows you to import or export large amounts of data in or out of your Salesforce org. To create Experience Cloud users using Data Loader, you need to have some required fields in your CSV file, such as:

Profile Id: This field specifies the profile that determines what users can see and do on your Experience Cloud site.

First Name: This field specifies the first name of the user.

Currency: This field specifies the currency that applies to the user’s data.

Other required fields include Last Name, Alias, Email, Username, CommunityNickname, Contact Id (or Account Id), and IsActive.

A robots.txt file is a text file that tells web crawlers which pages or files the crawler can or can’t request from your site. This is used mainly to avoid overloading your site with requests; it is not a mechanism for keeping a web page out of Google. You can create a custom robots.txt file for your Experience Cloud site to control how search engines index your site.

To make your Experience Cloud site visible to search engines, you also need to make sure that your site is public and activated. A public site allows anyone on the internet to access your site without logging in. An activated site is live and ready for visitors.

Three visibility optionsavailable in Experience Cloud are None, Default, and Audience. Visibility options allow you to control who can see a page or a component on your Experience Cloud site. None is an option that allows you to hide a page or a component from all users. Defaultis an option that allows you to display a page or a component to all users who have access to the site. Audience is an option that allows you to display a page or a component only to users who belong to a specific audience. An audience is a group of userswho share common attributes, such as profile, location, or language.