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September 9th, 2008 — Admin, Control Panel, Cron, Database, Installation
We’ve tried to make DAP installation extremely simple.
To get the basic installation of DAP up and running, it will take about 10 minutes.
There are also advanced installation pieces (like the DAP Cron job, that will send out scheduled autoresponder emails and bulk emails) that require a wee bit more time (like another 10 minutes).
But we’re here to support you every step of the way.
So here are the various pieces of installation:
1. DAP Files and Database Installation
2. Protecting WordPress:
- WP in Root folder (Example.com itself is your blog)
- WP in Sub-folder (Example.com/blog)
3. Protecting Regular Site Files
Eg., (Example.com/product/yourproduct.pdf)
4. Customizing DAP to your site:
- Modifying “Config” data
- Customizing Header and Footer
5. Setting up the Cron job
- Ravi Jayagopal
For DAP Support, open a ticket at http://www.DigitalAccessPass.com/support/
September 9th, 2008 — Admin, Config, Control Panel, Customization
The Configuration data of your DAP installation can be customized online.
- Log in to DAP as admin at:
Example.com/dap/
- Click on the “Config” link in the nav bar at the top.
- You will see a drop-down (showing “Basic” by default). You can modify option by option (”Basic”, “Payment Processing”, etc) or view them all together at one time (”All”).
- WARNING: Save each modified config field individually. This means, every time you modify one row of config data, hit the “Save” button at the end of that row. You will not be able to change multiple rows and have all of them saved all at once. It has to be saved row by row*.
- Change data like “Site Name”, “Admin Name”, “Admin Email” etc.
That’s it!
NOTE: The reason why we allow only one row to be “Saved” at a time, is to prevent you from messing up (by accident) config stuff that was already working. So, this way, you can mess up only one row at a time
- Ravi Jayagopal