Site Name

Enter the name of the site. This name must be unique for all sites being monitored.

 

Service Level

This option allows you to set the service level available for WhosOn Client users for the site. This option can only be used if you are using the Enterprise or ISP editions of WhosOn. See: Service Levels

 

Save In Site Group

Select the group to save the site into. You can create site groups on the Monitored Sites Tree. This helps to organize your sites when many are being monitored. You can also move a site into a group by right-clicking it in the Monitored Sites Tree and selecting Move To Group from the popup menu. See: Site Groups

 

Domain Name

Enter the domain name for this site. You should NOT specify the http://

 

Note: If you change the domain name for an existing site then you will need to re-create the tracking code and re-embed it into your pages.

 

Home Page For This Site

Enter the default page for this site. WhosOn uses this if a root request is made (where no specific page is requested).

 

Subscription/Demo Site

If you are using WhosOn to provide live stats and chat services for other organizations (using the ISP Edition), you can specify when their subscription ends. After this date the site will automatically pause, and an email will be sent to the customer. You can specify the text of the email in the WhosOn Program Options - Remote Clients tab.

 

Ticketing Enabled

Select this option to enable the Support Ticketing System for this site. See: Ticketing

 

Lookup Page Titles Via HTTP To Store In Database

WhosOn can go and lookup your page title via HTTP. This can be stored in the database against the page header record. This is useful for page reporting where the full title can be shown instead of just the page file name. WhosOn will check the page once per week - it will only do a full download of the page if it has been modified since the last time the page was checked.

 

WhosOn fetches the Title, Description & Keywords fields from your page to store in the database. You can also create a special <whoson> tag. WhosOn will use this in place of the title if it exists on your page. This allows you to have special page names just for WhosOn.

 

Show Page Title Instead Of File Name In Views

If you have enabled the above then you can choose to have the title displayed in the current visitors view instead of the page name.

 

Use Default Time Zone

This option allows you to adjust the GMT-bias on a site-by-site basis. You may need to do this if your web server is in a different time zone than you are. Or if the WhosOn server itself is in a different time zone than the WhosOn Clients that will be viewing this site.