Parallels Plesk SiteBuilder Owner's Guide

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SWsoft, Inc.
SWsoft SiteBuilder 3.2
for Windows
Site Owner's Guide
(c) 1999-2006
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Contents
Preface 4
About This Guide.........................................................................................................................................4
Who Should Read This Guide......................................................................................................................4
Organization of This Guide..........................................................................................................................4
Documentation Conventions........................................................................................................................5
Typographical Conventions ..............................................................................................................5
General Conventions.........................................................................................................................6
Feedback.......................................................................................................................................................6
About SiteBuilder 6
Getting Started..............................................................................................................................................6
Logging in to SiteBuilder..................................................................................................................7
Recovering Forgotten Password........................................................................................................8
Learning SiteBuilder Interface..........................................................................................................9
Getting Help....................................................................................................................................13
Submitting Feedback on SiteBuilder Functionality.........................................................................14
Managing Sites 15
Adding Site.................................................................................................................................................15
Configuring General Settings..........................................................................................................16
Configuring Publishing Settings .....................................................................................................17
Previewing Site...........................................................................................................................................20
Editing Site in Wizard ................................................................................................................................20
Publishing Site............................................................................................................................................21
Editing Site Parameters ..............................................................................................................................22
Assigning Your Trial Site to Your Account...............................................................................................23
Removing Site from User Account.............................................................................................................23
Maintaining Published Sites 24
Managing Site Users...................................................................................................................................24
Adding Site User Account...............................................................................................................25
Editing Site User Account...............................................................................................................26
Changing Site User Account Status ................................................................................................27
Managing Site Statistics .............................................................................................................................27
Configuring Site Statistics...............................................................................................................28
Viewing Site Statistics.....................................................................................................................29
Submitting Site to Search Engine...............................................................................................................30
Managing eShop Orders.............................................................................................................................31
Configuring Your System 33
Viewing System Information......................................................................................................................34
Configuring Your Profile Settings..............................................................................................................35
Index 37
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C HAPTER 1

Preface

In This Chapter
About This Guide .................................................................................................................. 4
Who Should Read This Guide...............................................................................................4
Organization of This Guide................................................................................................... 4
Documentation Conventions................................................................................................. 5
Feedback ............................................................................................................................... 6

About This Guide

SWsoft SiteBuilder 3.2 for Windows Site Owner's Guide instructs you how to manage and maintain web sites created in SiteBuilder.

Who Should Read This Guide

This guide is intended for users who manage and maintain web sites created in SiteBuilder.

Organization of This Guide

SWsoft SiteBuilder 3.2 for Windows Site Owner's Guide consists of the following chapters: Chapter 2, About SiteBuilder, describes the logging in procedure, Administrator Panel interface
elements, and the way you can get help in case you encounter any problems with the Administrator Panel.
Chapter 3, Managing Sites, describes all operations you can do on sites created in SiteBuilder. Chapter 4, Maintaining Published Sites, describes operations concerning site maintenance and
customization. Chapter 5, Configuring Your System, provides instructions on how to view your system
information and edit your profile settings.
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Documentation Conventions

Before you start using this guide, it is important to understand the documentation conventions used in it.

T ypographical Conventions

Before you start using this guide, it is important to understand the documentation conventions used in it.
The following kinds of formatting in the text identify special information.
Formatting convention
Special Bold
Italics Used to emphasize the importance
Monospace
Preformatted On-screen computer output in your
Preformatted Bold
Type of Information Example
Items you must select, such as menu options, command butt ons, or items in a list.
Titles of chapters, sections, and subsections.
of a point, to introduce a term or to designate a command line placeholder, which is to be replaced with a real name or value.
The names of commands, files, and directories.
command-line sessions; source code in XML, C++, or other programming languages.
What you type, contrasted with on-screen computer output.
Go to the System tab.
Read the Basic Administration chapter.
The system supports the so called wildcard character search.
The license file is located in the
http://docs/common/license s directory.
# ls –al /files
total 14470
# cd /root/rpms/php
CAPITALS Names of keys on the keyboard. SHIFT, CTRL, ALT KEY+KEY Key combinations for which the
user must press and hold down one key and then press another.
CTRL+P, ALT+F4
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General Conventions

Chapters in this guide are divided into sections, which, in turn, are subdivided into
subsections. For example, Documentation Conventions is a section, and General Conventions is a subsection.
When following steps or using examples, be sure to type double-quotes ("), left single-
quotes (`), and right single-quotes (') exactly as shown.

Feedback

If you spot a typo in this guide, or if you have thought of a way to make this guide better, we would love to hear from you!
If you have a suggestion for improving the documentation (or any other relevant comments), try to be as specific as possible when formulating it. If you have found an error, please include the chapter/section/subsection name and some of the surrounding text so that we could find it easily.

About SiteBuilder

Please submit a report by e-mail to
SiteBuilder consists of two parts: the Wizard and the Administrator Panel.
Wizard is a web application enabling its users to create web sites and publish them on the Internet.
The Administrator Panel is a tool for managing and maintaining web sites created in the Wizard.

Getting Started

This section describes your first steps with the SiteBuilder Administrator Panel.
userdocs@swsoft.com.
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Logging in to SiteBuilder

After you have accessed SiteBuilder for the first time, enter your user name and password each time you launch the SiteBuilder Administrator Panel. These credentials can be changed at any time on the My Profile screen. This procedure is described in detail in the Configuring Your Profile Settings section, later in this guide (see page
¾ To log in to SiteBuilder:
1 Enter your login in the Login field. 2 Enter your password in the Password field. 3 Select a language of SiteBuilder interface from the Interface language list. 4 If you want your credentials to be remembered by SiteBuilder, select the
Remember me check box.
5 Click Login.
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Figure 1: Login to SiteBuilder
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Recovering Forgotten Password

¾ To recover your password:
1 Click Forgot Your Password. 2 Enter your login in the Login field. 3 Enter your e-mail address in the E-mail field. 4 Click Send.
After your e-mail address is received, the system checks if it is stored in the database, and sends your password to your e-mail address.
Figure 2: Recovering Forgotten Password
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Learning SiteBuilder Interface

SiteBuilder Administrator Panel interface enables you to use two ways of navigation through the application: desktop view and standard view.
The standard view is a customary view of the control panel divided into two main areas: navigation pane on the left and the main screen, where operations are performed, on the right.
Figure 3: SiteBuilder Administrator Panel Standard View
The desktop view displays system statistics and shortcuts to the main functionalities of the Administrator Panel.
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Figure 4: SiteBuilder Administrator Panel Desktop View
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Using Navigation Pane
The navigation pane is located on the left of the Administrator Panel window. It gives you access to the following administrative functions:
Sites. Enables you to add and manage sites. My Profile. Enables you to configure your account parameters. System Info. Enables you to view system information.Logout. Finishes the current session with the SiteBuilder Administrator Panel. Feedback. Enables you to submit your opinion or suggestions on SiteBuilder usability and
functionality to SWsoft team.
Support. Enables you to submit a request to your administrator. Help. Provides the online version of this guide.
To navigate through the SiteBuilder Administrator Panel, you can also use a path bar: a chain of links that appears in the upper-left part of the screen. To return to a previous screen, use the Up level icon in the upper-right corner of the screen.
To find items in lengthy lists, use search boxes located above every list of items: type a search criterion into the input box, and click Search. A list will show the items matching the search criterion. To return back to viewing all items, click Show All.
To sort a list by a certain parameter in ascending or descending order, click the parameter's title in the column heading. The order of sorting will be indicated by a small triangle displayed next to the parameter's title.
Below the Help icon, there is a context help tip area. It provides a brief description of the current screen or available operations. When you place the mouse pointer over a system element or status icon, it displays additional information.
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Using Desktop Interface
When you go to the Desktop screen for the first time, in its upper part you can see the additional section containing the following options:
Short tips describing basic management options of the SiteBuilder Administrator Panel and
shortcuts to these options.
Shortcut to the SiteBuilder Wizard that enables users to create and edit sites. More detailed
information about SiteBuilder Wizard is contained in the SWsoft SiteBuilder 3.2 for Windows User's Guide (available here (
http://www.swsoft.com/en/products/sitebuilder/win/docs/)).
If you do not want these options displayed ever again, click Close. When you log into SiteBuilder for Windows next time, this section will not be displayed.
Figure 5: Desktop Welcome Section
The other two sections of the Desktop are: Tasks. This section shows shortcuts to the operations that you can perform through the
Administrator Panel.
Statistics. This section displays the following statistic data about the system:
Sites. The number of created sites, the total number of sites, permitted for creation by
your Plan, and the number of sites, available for creation.
Hits. The number of registered users that visited your site. Users. The number of created site users accounts and total number of accounts that can
be created according your Plan.
New eShop orders. The number of e-shop orders made on your site.
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Getting Help

The SiteBuilder help system has been created to assist you in solving problems you might encounter when creating your site. To find the information you need, you can do the following:
Use on-screen context-sensitive help. It is the easiest and quickest way to get instant help
with your immediate tasks. At the bottom of the navigation pane, you can find short instructions on the operations that are available on the current page.
Use FAQ. For the fastest way to solve your problems with SiteBuilder, check out the
Figure 6: Desktop Interface, Tasks and Statistics Sections
SiteBuilder FAQ page (
variety of issues. Select the SiteBuilder category and view the list of FAQs related to SiteBuilder.
Go to online forum. If you failed to solve your problem using the FAQs published on
SWsoft site, join our online forum ( questions, exchange ideas, and troubleshoot common problems. Note that SWsoft does not provide official support through this forum.
Contact your SiteBuilder services provider. If you have any problems or questions that are
not covered in the user documentation or FAQs, you can click Support located on the navigation pane and submit your problem to your SiteBuilder services provider.
http://faq.swsoft.com), which provides instant access to solutions for a
http://forum.swsoft.com/). Here, all users can post
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Submitting Feedback on SiteBuilder Functionality

You can share your opinion or suggestions regarding SiteBuilder functionality with SWsoft team.
To submit your feedback:
1 Click Feedback on the navigation pane. 2 Select the type of feedback from the Type list. 3 Enter you e-mail address in the Your e-mail field. 4 Enter feedback you would like to send to SWsoft in the Message field. 5 Click Send.
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Managing Sites

There are two types of sites in SiteBuilder: Trial sites are sites created by unregistered SiteBuilder users. These sites cannot be
published on the Internet and have a limited lifetime period. When the lifetime period expires, trial sites are removed from SiteBuilder.
Regular sites are sites created by a registered SiteBuilder user. These sites can be published
on the Internet and do not have a lifetime period.
You can do the following operations on sites:
Add a new site (see page Publish a site (see page Edit site parameters (see page Assign a site to your account (see page Remove a site (see page
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In This Chapter
Adding Site ...........................................................................................................................15
Previewing Site..................................................................................................................... 20
Editing Site in Wizard...........................................................................................................20
Publishing Site ...................................................................................................................... 21
Editing Site Parameters......................................................................................................... 22
Assigning Your Trial Site to Your Account..........................................................................23
Removing Site from User Account....................................................................................... 23

Adding Site

¾ To add a new site:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click Add New Site. 3 Configure the required settings of the site. 4 Click OK.
The new site appears in the list of sites on the Sites screen.
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Configuring General Settings

¾ To configure the general settings of the new site:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click Add New Site.
The following screen opens.
Figure 7: Configuring General Settings
3 Enter the site title.
You can enter any title that will be easy for you to remember.
4 Click OK.
The new site appears in the list of sites on the Sites screen.
It is not necessary to provide the parameters for site publishing at this stage. You can provide them later on.
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Configuring Publishing Settings

In order for the published sites to work properly, the location you specify for publishing a site should be checked for SiteBuilder consistency. During this check, the system verifies whether the specified publishing parameters are valid and the publishing location meets all the requirements. To launch this check, click Verify Location on the Publishing Settings tab. After completing the verification, the publishing location is given one of the following statuses:
Error. This status is assigned due to the following reasons:
Some of the host parameters (IP, DNS, login and password) are invalid The specified site URL is invalid
Static only. This status is assigned if the server you are trying to publish your site to
supports only static pages publishing. If the site does not contain any dynamic pages (i.e. SiteBuilder modules), the site content is automatically converted into statics and the site is published.
If the site contains modules, publication fails. In this case you can complete static publication, if you delete all the dynamic pages from your site. The reasons why a publishing server may not support dynamic content publishing are the following:
ASP.NET 2.0 software is not installed on the server or is configured incorrectly ASP.NET version is earlier than 2.0.50727 The working directory must be mapped on the IIS server as web application ASP.NET account has not a read\write\delete permission for the App_Data folder ASP.NET account has not read\write permission for the sitebuilder.mdb file OLE DB Provider is not installed on the server
Dynamic. This status is assigned if the publishing location meets all the requirements and is
ready for publishing.
¾ To configure the publishing settings:
1 Click the Publishing Settings tab.
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Figure 8: SiteBuilder Hosting Provider Publishing Scenario
2 Select a default publishing scenario from the Default publishing scenario list. 3 In SiteBuilder hosting provider publishing scenario area, select a publication
mode.
It can be FTP, XCOPY, or VPS.
4 If you select FTP publication mode, provide the following parameters:
Host is an IP address or DNS name of the FTP server. Web site URL is the address the site will be available at after publication.  Working directory is the path on your FTP server where the site files will be stored after
publication.
If hosting provider host requires your credentials (login and password), click Specify
account option and fill out the fields in the Specify account section. Otherwise, click Use Anonymous account.
5 If you select XCOPY publication mode, provide the following parameters:
Host is an IP address, DNS name, or machine name of the publishing server. Web site URL is the address the site will be available at after publication.  Working directory is a name of the share on the server and the path to the files of your
site. Do not include the name of the server into this path. For example, SiteBuilder\Site1
6 If you select VPS publication mode, provide the following parameters:
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Physical server is an IP address, DNS name, or machine name of the computer running
the virtual server.
VPS identifier is an integer number of a virtual server identifying it on the physical
server.
Web site URL is the address the site will be available at after publication.  Working directory is the path on the virtual server where the site files will be stored after
publication.
If hosting provider host requires your credentials (login and password), click Specify
account option and fill out the fields in the Specify account section. Otherwise, click Use Anonymous account.
7 Click Verify Location.
Location verification starts. The Verification Results screen appears displaying the status assigned to the publishing location.
8 In the Publishing to known FTP host scenario area, provide the following
parameters:
Host is an IP address or DNS name of the FTP server. Web site URL is the address the site will be available at after publication.  Working directory is the path on the FTP server where the site files will be stored after
publication.
If hosting provider host requires your credentials (login and password), click Specify
account option and fill out the fields in the Specify account section. Otherwise, click Use Anonymous account.
Figure 9: Publishing to Known FTP scenario
9 Click Verify Location.
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Location verification starts. The Verification Results screen appears displaying the status assigned to the publishing location.
10 Click OK.

Previewing Site

¾ To preview a site:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click the Preview icon beside the site you want to preview.
Note: In order for the Preview screen to be refreshed every time your click Preview, do the following: in your Internet Explorer go to Tools > Internet Options > General > Temporary
Internet files > Settings and in the Check for newer versions of stored pages area, select the Every visit to the page option.

Editing Site in Wizard

¾ To edit a site in the SiteBuilder Wizard:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click the Edit icon beside the site you want to edit.
The detailed description of SiteBuilder Wizard functionality is provided in SWsoft
SiteBuilder 3.2 for Windows User's Guide here (
http://www.swsoft.com/en/products/sitebuilder/win/docs/).
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Publishing Site

You can publish the sites listed on the Sites screen directly from the Administrator Panel. Sites available for publishing are marked with the
For the published sites to work correctly, the following conditions must be met:
ASP.NET v.2.0.50727 or later is installed on the server. The working directory is mapped on the IIS server. ASP.NET account should have the following permissions:
If the App_Data folder does not exist, read/write/delete permission for the root
folder is required.
If the App_Data folder exists, then read/write/delete permission for the
App_Data folder and read permission for the root folder are required.
The servers used for publishing sites must work in the Medium Trust or in the Full Trust
mode. If a server works in the Medium Trust mode, it must be granted with
OleDbPermission for accessing Microsoft Access database and with WebPermission for the RSS module to work correctly.
Publish icon.
OleDbPermission is set in the web_mediumtrust.config file, stored on the
publishing server. By default, this permission is disabled. To grant this permission, you should add the OleDbPermission class to the following sections of the web_mediumtrust.config file:
SecurityClasses
Example:
<SecurityClass Name="OleDbPermission" Description="System.Data.OleDb.OleDbPermission, System.Data, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089"/>
PermissionSet
Example:
<IPermission class="OleDbPermission" version="1" Unrestricted="true" />
WebPermission is set in the web_mediumtrust.config file. To grant this
permission, add the WebPermission class to the PermissionSet section of the web_mediumtrust.config file.
Example:
<IPermission class="WebPermission" version="1" Unrestricted="true" />
More detailed information about OleDb permission you can find here (
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998341.aspx#paght000020_oledbpermission).
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More detailed information about trust levels you can find here (
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wyts434y.aspx).
¾ To publish a site:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click the Publish icon beside the site you want to publish.
The system will check whether the publishing parameters of the site are valid and the specified location meets all the requirements (see the Configuring Publishing Settings subsection, earlier in this section (see page
17)). If all the parameters are correct, the publishing process will start.
You can track the progress of the publishing process and stop it at any moment by clicking Cancel.
If some of the parameters are invalid, an error message appears. In that case, go to the
Publishing Settings tab of the site management page and edit the required parameters.

Editing Site Parameters

To edit the site parameters:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 On the Sites screen, click the site title of the site, which properties you want
to edit.
3 Edit the parameters on the General and Publishing Settings tabs. 4 Click OK.
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Assigning Your Trial Site to Your Account

If prior to registration in SiteBuilder you have created trial sites using the SiteBuilder Wizard, you can add these sites to your present account in SiteBuilder.
¾ To add your existing trial site to the list of your sites:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click Own Site on the Sites screen.
The Own Site screen opens.
Figure 10: Assigning Site to Your Account
3 Enter an URL of the site you worked with before registration in SiteBuilder
in the Site URL field.
4 Enter a site title in the Site title field. 5 Click OK.
The site is added to the list of your sites.

Removing Site from User Account

If you delete a site, it becomes inaccessible for visitors on the Internet, as well as for editing by its owner.
¾ To delete a site:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Select a site in the list of available sites. 3 Click Delete.
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Maintaining Published Sites

The available functions for maintaining and customizing published sites include the following: Managing site users (see page
Note: This option is available only if the published site contains the Login page.
Managing site statistics (see page 27) Submitting a published site to search engine (see page Managing eShop orders (see page
Note: This option is available only if the published site contains the eShop module.
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Managing Site Users.............................................................................................................24
Managing Site Statistics........................................................................................................ 27
Submitting Site to Search Engine .........................................................................................30
Managing eShop Orders........................................................................................................ 31

Managing Site Users

SiteBuilder Wizard enables site owners to register their site visitors by adding the Login page to their sites. You can manage these registered site visitors through the Administrator Panel.
You can do the following operations on site users: Add new site users (see page
site, you can register them yourself and then provide them with credentials for accessing the site.
Edit site user account information (see page
password or specifies wrong e-mail, you can always access their account management page and make necessary changes.
Deactivate site users (see page
some reasons, you want to prohibit a site user from accessing your site, you can deactivate their account.
25). If you want to control the number of registered users on a
26). If, for example, a site user forgets
27). By default, all site user accounts are activated. If, due to
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Adding Site User Account

¾ To add a new site user account:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click a published site in the list of available sites. 3 Click Site Users. 4 Click Add New Account.
The following screen opens.
Figure 11: Adding New Site User Account. Login Section
5 On the Add New Account screen, in the Login section, enter site user account
information:
User name. The login under which the user will log in to the site. E-mail. The e-mail of the user. Password. The password for logging in to the site. Password confirmation.
6 In the Main section, enter site user personal information:
First name. The first name of the site user. Last name. The last name of the site user. Company. The company of the site user. Phone. The phone number of the site user. Address 1. The home address of the site user. Address 2. The alternative address of the site user. Country. The country the site user lives in. City. The city the site user lives in. State. The state the site user lives in. Zip. The site user postal code.
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Figure 12: Configuring Main Site User Parameters
7 Click OK.

Editing Site User Account

¾ To edit a site user account:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click a published site in the list of available sites. 3 Click Site Users. 4 Click the name of the site user whose account you want to edit in the User
name column.
5 Edit the needed parameters. 6 Click OK.
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Changing Site User Account Status

By default, all created site user accounts are active. If an account is active, site user can access this site by entering their login and password. If an account is deactivated, the site becomes unavailable to the user.
¾ To deactivate a site user account:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click a published site in the list of available sites. 3 Click Site Users. 4 Select a site user name in the User name column. 5 Click Deactivate.
A deactivated site user account is marked as in the S column.
¾ To activate a site user account:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click a published site in the list of available sites. 3 Click Site Users. 4 Select a site user name in the User name column. 5 Click Activate.
An activated site user account is marked as in the S column.

Managing Site Statistics

As a part of maintaining your published site you can accumulate and analyze your site attendance statistics, which gives you an ability to increase the effectiveness of marketing campaigns and improve business processes.
You can perform the following operations on site statistics:
Configuring site statistics (see page Viewing site statistics (see page
28)
29)
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Configuring Site Statistics

You can enable or disable statistics count on a site. Besides, you can turn on and configure a counter on a site, so that the total number of site visitors would be displayed for all comers.
¾ To enable statistics count on a site:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click a published site in the list of available sites. 3 Click Statistics Settings.
The following screen opens.
Figure 13: Configuring Site Statistics
4 Select the Statistics is turned on check box.
¾ To enable counter and configure its settings:
1 Select the Counter is turned on check box. 2 Enter a number that will be a starting point for the counter in the Current
value field.
3 Enter a maximum number of digits for the counter in the Number of digits
field.
4 Select the colors of the counter from the Counter style list. 5 Click OK.
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Viewing Site Statistics

¾ To view site statistics:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click a published site in the list of sites. 3 Click Site Statistics.
The following screen opens.
Figure 14: Viewing Site Statistics
4 From the Type list, select for what time period to display the statistics
reports.
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Submitting Site to Search Engine

To make it easier to find your site on the Internet the best option is to submit URL address of the site to one of the most popular search engines on the Internet. Search engines are very helpful online applications assisting people to find any information or site in the Internet.
In SiteBuilder, you can submit a URL address of a site to MSN search engine.
¾ To submit a site to MSN search engine:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click a published site in the list of available sites. 3 Click Search Engine Submit.
The following screen opens.
Figure 15: Submitting Sites to Search Engine
4 Click the Submit your site to MSN search engine link.
New browser window of MSN search engine opens.
5 Follow the instructions displayed in the MSN search engine window.
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Managing eShop Orders

All the e-shop orders made on the current site are displayed on the eShop Orders screen.
¾ To manage e-shop orders:
1 Click Sites on the navigation pane. 2 Click a published site containing the eShop module. 3 Click eShop Orders.
The following screen opens.
Figure 16: Managing eShop Orders
4 Click the Edit icon beside an order.
The following screen opens.
Figure 17: Editing eShop Order
5 On the order management screen, select a status for the order from the Status
list.
E-shop orders can have the following statuses:
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New. The status is used for new unpaid orders. Paid. The status is used for new paid orders. This status is assigned to an order upon
receiving the payment notification from a payment system.
Processed. The status is used for orders being processed at the time. Backorder. The status is used for deferred orders. Completed. The status is used for orders which have been completed and delivered to the
customers.
Cancelled. The status is used for order canceled by the customers. Failed. The status is used for orders which cannot be processed for some reason.
6 To filter the orders by status, use the Status list. 7 To filter the orders by time period, use the Time period list. 8 To delete an order, select it and click Delete. 9 Click OK.
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Configuring Your System

You can customize your SiteBuilder, so that it could better fit your preferences.
Your can perform the following system operations: View system information (see page
and information regarding limits and permits provided by your Plan.
Manage your profile (see page
34). That is view information about your copy of SiteBuilder
35). That is to configure your account and interface settings.
In This Chapter
Viewing System Information ................................................................................................34
Configuring Your Profile Settings ........................................................................................35
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Viewing System Information

¾ To view system information:
1 Click Server on the navigation pane. 2 Click System Info. 3 On the Product Info tab, view the following information about your SiteBuilder
version:
Product name. The full name of SiteBuilder program. Version. The version number of your SiteBuilder.
Figure 18: Viewing Product Information
4 On the Plan Info tab, view the information regarding limits provided by your Plan:
Maximum number of regular sites. The maximum number of registered sites you can create. Maximum number of pages per site. The total number of pages you can add to your sites. Maximum number of root level pages per site. The maximum number of pages standing at the
top level of the hierarchical structure of your sites.
Figure 19: Viewing Plan Information
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Configuring Your Profile Settings

Your profile settings include your account data and interface preferences.
¾ To configure your profile settings:
1 Click My Profile on the navigation pane. 2 On the Account tab, configure the needed account parameters.
Figure 20: Configuring Your Account Info
3 Go to the Profile tab.
Figure 21: Configuring Your Profile Settings
4 Select a language of the SiteBuilder interface from the Language list. 5 Select a skin of the SiteBuilder interface from the Skin list. 6 Enter a number of items to be displayed per one page in the Items per page field. 7 Click OK.
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Table of Figures
Figure 1: Login to SiteBuilder ....................................................................................................7
Figure 2: Recovering Forgotten Password ................................................................................8
Figure 3: SiteBuilder Administrator Panel Standard View.....................................................9
Figure 4: SiteBuilder Administrator Panel Desktop View.....................................................10
Figure 5: Desktop Welcome Section.........................................................................................12
Figure 6: Desktop Interface, Tasks and Statistics Sections....................................................13
Figure 7: Configuring General Settings...................................................................................16
Figure 8: SiteBuilder Hosting Provider Publishing Scenario ................................................18
Figure 9: Publishing to Known FTP scenario .........................................................................19
Figure 10: Assigning Site to Your Account..............................................................................23
Figure 11: Adding New Site User Account. Login Section.....................................................25
Figure 12: Configuring Main Site User Parameters...............................................................26
Figure 13: Configuring Site Statistics ......................................................................................28
Figure 14: Viewing Site Statistics .............................................................................................29
Figure 15: Submitting Sites to Search Engine.........................................................................30
Figure 16: Managing eShop Orders.........................................................................................31
Figure 17: Editing eShop Order ...............................................................................................31
Figure 18: Viewing Product Information ................................................................................34
Figure 19: Viewing Plan Information ......................................................................................34
Figure 20: Configuring Your Account Info.............................................................................35
Figure 21: Configuring Your Profile Settings.........................................................................35
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Index

A
About SiteBuilder • 8 About This Guide • 5 Adding Site • 17 Adding Site User Account • 28 Assigning Your Trial Site to Your Account •
26
C
Changing Site User Account Status • 30 Configuring General Settings • 18 Configuring Publishing Settings • 19 Configuring Site Statistics • 31 Configuring Your Profile Settings • 38 Configuring Your System • 36
D
Documentation Conventions • 6
E
Editing Site in Wizard • 23 Editing Site Parameters • 25 Editing Site User Account • 29
F
Feedback • 7
G
General Conventions • 7 Getting Help • 15 Getting Started • 8
P
Preface • 5 Previewing Site • 22 Publishing Site • 24
R
Recovering Forgotten Password • 10 Removing Site from User Account • 26
S
Submitting Feedback on SiteBuilder
Functionality • 16
Submitting Site to Search Engine • 33
T
Typographical Conventions • 6
U
Using Desktop Interface • 14 Using Navigation Pane • 13
V
Viewing Site Statistics • 32 Viewing System Information • 37
W
Who Should Read This Guide • 5
L
Learning SiteBuilder Interface • 11 Logging in to SiteBuilder • 9
M
Maintaining Published Sites • 27 Managing eShop Orders • 34 Managing Site Statistics • 30 Managing Site Users • 27 Managing Sites • 17
O
Organization of This Guide • 6
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