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Trace: Manage » Site settings
From the site settings page you can edit all the settings that are related to your webber installation and it's modules. The available (default) options are:
Tab 1 - database details
- Mysql hostname - your mysql connection address
- Mysql database - the mysql database where webber installed the tables
- Database user - the user who has access to the above mentioned database
- Database password - the user's password
Tab 2 - site settings
- Default home page url - webber's homepage url (this one is also linked in “Home” from the menu). Must be a relative url as defined in Codeigniter (controller/method/options).
- Application url - the absolute url pointing to webber's installation (! With a trailing slash)
- Admin email - the administrator's email address
- Paypal email - if you wish to use the products/discounts/coupons page you need to have this one saved with your paypal address otherwise the IPN won't work
- Domain name - the domain name where you have webber installed (used in email communications mostly)
- Site name - your site's name (used in email communications mostly)
- Site slogan - your site's slogan (used in email communications mostly)
- Global language - the default language for your installation
- Run on development - when set to “yes”, this will enable the profiler/benchmarking for the super administrator (the only one whi can log in when the site is running under maintenance/development). The normal members/visitors will see a message stating that the site is under maintenance.
- Default registration group - to which group should we add new members (unless another setting is saved under that group)
Tab 3 - emailing
- Use SMTP - when set to “yes” this option will send emails using SMTP authentication rather than php's mail() function. This is recommended if you're experiencing delays, if your messages arrive in junk or you are blacklisted somewhere
- SMTP port - the SMTP port to access
- SMTP host - the SMTP
- SMTP user - the SMTP user to authenticate
- SMTP password - the SMTP password
- Mail is html - indicates if the email should be sent as HTML or plain text. If you chose “no”, webber will try to strip all the tags out from your email and keep the text only (not recommended).
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