Preferences
Preferences General Map Metadata Translations Current languages Geocode options Proxy settings SMTP settings Enable SMTP SMTP options Example IntroductionIn this section you can set system configuration options like date format, measurement units, watermark etc. PreferencesGeneralDate format. Date formats: ISO 8601:
Time zone. Your server time zone HTTP Path. This should be left blank by default, only use this if you installed in a non root directory of your virtual host. For example if you installed in /var/www/test and your document root is /var/www then you then you need to set the http path to "/test" and access Giscuit by using the http://YOUR_DOMAIN/test url Default group. Indicate which user role (group) will be assigned by default to the new user Activate on sign up.
MapMinimum horizontal coordinate. World bound in WGS 84 (EPSG:4326) is -180. World bound in Mercator (EPSG:3857) is -20037508 Minimum vertical coordinate. World bound in WGS 84 (EPSG:4326) is -90. World bound in Mercator (EPSG:3857) is -20037508 Maximum horizontal coordinate. World bound in WGS 84 (EPSG:4326) is 180. World bound in Mercator (EPSG:3857) is 20037508 Maximum vertical coordinate. World bound in WGS 84 (EPSG:4326) is 90. World bound in Mercator (EPSG:3857) is 20037508 Resolutions. The system is designed to display each of its layers at different levels of resolution. Defaults resolutions values:
Note if your projection units are degrees as in the case of WGS 84, set measurement units to "geographic - degrees". This article will help you understand map resolutions: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa940990.aspx Measurement units. Set measurement units used by measure distance tools.
Watermark. Check this option to draw watermark on the map. MetadataMetadata is used to capture the basic characteristics of a data or information resource. It represents the who, what, when, where, why and how of the resource. In our case the information resource are layers. They are shown in the Map section, Layers panel of the Left panel. To view layer metadata hover your mouse over a layer name, a tooltip will pop up containing the information. This section controls global layers metadata. To view layer specific metadata documentation see Metadata. Information consists of a keyword and it's value in a specific language. The resulting information is merged from global metadata and selected layer metadata. If both sources have an identical keyword then the value from layer metadata will be shown. This is the list of available keywords:
To add metadata click add button, a new empty entry should appear. Now double click on the keyword field to add a keyword. To add a value in a specific language double click on the corresponding keywords language field to add value. After you have done adding metadata click Save button to save changes. To delete metadata click on a keyword field, then click Delete button to delete the keyword. To edit metadata double click on a keyword field or it's value field to edit it. After you have done editing click Save button to save changes. TranslationsThis section lets you add/edit translations for each language installed without manually editing the source files. Current translations are represented in a data table. The table consists of a keyword column and it's translations for each language columns. To add new translation click Add button, a new empty entry should appear. Now double click on the keyword field to add a keyword. To add a value in a specific language double click on the corresponding keywords language field to add value. After you have done adding translations click Save button to save changes. To delete a translation click on a Keyword field, then click Delete button to delete the translation. To edit translations double click on a Keyword field or it's value field to edit it. After you have done editing click Save button to save changes. Current languagesThis tab shows the currently installed languages. You may also delete and add languages from here. To delete a language click on the Delete link to the right of it's name. To add new language click on the Browse button below the current languages list, navigate to the zip archive containing the language files and press Upload button. Geocode optionsThis section lets you manage the geocoder sources. A source can be either and external source (google) or any source from the database layers. Quick search active. Enables or disables the quick search text box. Geocoder source options. These are represented in a data table with the following columns:
To delete a source click on it's Source field and then click Delete button below the data table. To add new source click on the Add button below the data table, an empty field will be added. Double click on the Source field to select one of the sources. After you have done adding, modifying or deleting sources click Save button to save changes. Proxy settingsHost. Proxy host. Port. Proxy port. Username. Proxy username. Password. Proxy password. SMTP settingsEnable SMTPIf Host and Port values are defined current SMTP settings are considered valid and will be used in the system for various functionality, for example confirming user's e-mail. SMTP optionsHost. SMTP host. Port. SMTP port. SSL. Use a secure a SMTP connection (TSL/SSL) Authentication type. Use SMTP authentication (Login, Plain, Crammd5) Username. E-mail address used. Password. E-mail password. From e-mail. Set a sending e-mail address. From name. Set a sender name. ExampleAn example of setting up STMP using google mail:
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