The locations chosen as default are automatically assigned to all items that will be registered in the directory. The member will not have the option to choose a different one. Example: select a default location if your directory will always show data in a specific location, e.g selecting United States as a default country will prevent you from adding Canada locations to your directory.
Be sure that the site you are deleting is no longer accessible, because once it been deleted, the home page, members and site manager areas do not work anymore.
After delete the site, your data base will be preserved for one week, so you can recover it if you want. After that, all data base and files related to your site will be deleted.
After you create a new site an email will be sent to the eDirectory support team.
After that the support team will prepare the site to work correctly in the front.
The new site only will be completed after you buy a new eDirectory licence with a discounted rate and finish the registration process for all these sites.
In the Sites Management Page has a column in the table to indicate the activation status of your sites.
Active means the registration process was finished and the site has been activated.
Pending means the registration process is waiting for the licence and activation.
Yes, you can configure the location levels for each site, e.g. Country > State > City for the site 1, State > City for the site 2 and just City for the site 3.
Yes, you can add different location for each site (but first you must configure the locations levels for each site).
Twitter API can be used for the following features:
-Last Tweets: Show a Last Tweets feed at the footer of your site, showing your visitors the latest tweets from an account;
-User profiles: Users can attach a twitter account to their eDirectory account to show the latest tweets on their profile pages;
-Deals: On deals redeem, after clicking on 'Redeem' button, the deal will be posted on user's Facebook account. If an user has the Twitter account configured on his profile, it will be posted to user's Twitter also.
To use Last Tweets feed or allow your users to configure their Twitter account into /profile side, you need to configure the API into Site manager Settings > Twitter > API for last Tweets and Deals feature.
Note: If you don't have it, you need to configure in http://dev.twitter.com/apps.
Follow the 5 steps and Twitter will show up with the API information to integrate into your eDirectory.
1. Go to dev.twitter.com and click in 'Create a new application';
2. Fill all fields correctly. Callback URL must be youredirectory.com/twitter.php;
3. After save your aplication, click in the tab 'Settings'. Set the Application Type as 'Read and Write' and save;
4. On the tab 'Details', click in 'Create my access token'. Take note of your Acesss token, Access token secret, Consumer key and Consumer Secret;
5. After you register the application go to your Site Manager Area > Settings > Twitter and set the Twitter API Key, Secret Code, Acesss token and Access token secret and save.
You have to import different files for each site. When you make an import, the items and categories will be imported into the selected site; the account will be imported to a general database, which means that the member can login using the account on all sites. The locations will be imported and will appear for the selected site.
If you want to have different sites you can use the multi-domain feature and create a new site. Click on Sites > Add, fill out the new site information and click on the Submit button.
Twitter API works on Check ins feature on eDirectory and users can check in into a specific Listing on their mobile devices. If the user has the Twitter account configured on his profile, the check in will be also posted to user's twitter.
To allow your users to configure their Twitter account into /profile side, you need to configure the API and Secret Key into Site manager Settings > Twitter > API for Check In feature.
Note: If you don't have it, you need to configure in http://dev.twitter.com/.
Follow the 3 steps and Twitter will show up with API and Secret key to integrate into your eDirectory.
1. Go to dev.twitter.com and click in 'Create an App';
2. Fill all fields correctly. Leave the field Callback URL blank;
3. After save your aplication, click in the tab Settings. Set the Application Type as 'Read and Write' and save;
4. After you register the application go to the sitemgr > Twitter Settings and set the Twitter API Key and Secret Code and save.
If your CSV file comes from Export Section, this field will be filled with the values in your eDirectory database. Items that match (with the same Listing ID/Event ID) on import can be overwritten / replaced during the import process. This setting can be found on the import settings tab.
If you want to upload a CSV, we recommend small files with default maximum of 5mb. For bigger files, you must send your file to the import folder by FTP first and use the Select File by FTP option on the import window. Notice that when you use the FTP option, a task will be scheduled to prepare your file before the import, depending on your server configuration this can take some time.
If you are importing events which have start time or end time, you must fill in these fields. Use AM or PM if your clock type is 12 hours or just put 24 if you use a 24 hours clock.
A favicon (short for favorites icon) is a file containing one small icon, most commonly 16×16 pixels, associated with a particular Web site. Browsers that provide favicon support typically display a page's favicon in the browser's address bar and next to the page's name in a list of bookmarks. Also, the ones that support a tabbed document interface typically show a page's favicon next to the page's title on the tab. By using a favicon your users can identify your directory web site in a list of others web sites.
Go to http://www.twilio.com/pricing/ and click in Get started. In the next page, fill in your First Name, Last Name, Email and Password and click in Get started. You will be logged in and in the following page you will see your Account SID, Auth Token and Sandbox Number. Just copy these informations to your site manager and click in Submit.
O PagSeguro retorna diferentes status de transações para o diretório durante o processo de pagamento. Veja abaixo os detalhes de cada status:
-Aguardando pagamento/aprovação: O comprador iniciou a transação, mas até o momento o PagSeguro não recebeu nenhuma informação sobre o pagamento;
-Em análise: O comprador optou por pagar com um cartão de crédito e o PagSeguro está analisando o risco da transação;
-Pago: A transação foi paga pelo comprador e o PagSeguro já recebeu uma confirmação da instituição financeira responsável pelo processamento;
-Disponível: A transação foi paga e chegou ao final de seu prazo de liberação sem ter sido retornada e sem que haja nenhuma disputa aberta;
-Em disputa: O comprador, dentro do prazo de liberação da transação, abriu uma disputa;
-Devolvido: O valor da transação foi devolvido para o comprador;
-Cancelado: A transação foi cancelada sem ter sido finalizada.
Follow the steps below to create your API key.
1. Go to https://code.google.com/apis/console/ ;
2. On the Services Tab, enable the Google Maps API v3 option;
3. On the API Access Tab, take note of the API key in the Simple API Access option;
4. You can limit this API to specific domains by informing them in the 'Create new Browser key...' option;
5. After save your API key on your site manager interface, you can track your API usage on the Reports tab.
