Editor Monitor Users:
I thought I might just post a note on adding tags for your editors eyes only.
When an editor logs into the editing area (editor browser), the first screen that Links displays to the editor is from the browser_info.html. This is in the right hand frame, while the browser tree with the folders is in the left.
The browser_info.html is useful for placing a lot of the tags that editor monitor produces, to keep your editor informed, while keeping the information private to that editor only.
Example:
You can place the amount of rewards a particular editor has, simply by placing the rewards tag into browser_info.html. Editor monitor and Links will automatically know who is logged in, and place the appropriate information into this tag and display it to the editor.
Your Rewards: <%Plugins::EditorMonitor::EditorRewards($Username)%>
Or, say you want to display the last, and 2nd last time the editor logged in to them, just put these tags into browser_info.html, with a little message explaining wiht the information means:
Your last login: <%Plugins::EditorMonitor::EditorLastLogin($Username)%>
Your 2nd last login: <%Plugins::EditorMonitor::EditorSecondLogin($Username)%>
Editor Monitor has many tags like this, and using them is about as simple as the above examples.
http://www.iuni.com/...tware/web/index.html
Links Plugins
I thought I might just post a note on adding tags for your editors eyes only.
When an editor logs into the editing area (editor browser), the first screen that Links displays to the editor is from the browser_info.html. This is in the right hand frame, while the browser tree with the folders is in the left.
The browser_info.html is useful for placing a lot of the tags that editor monitor produces, to keep your editor informed, while keeping the information private to that editor only.
Example:
You can place the amount of rewards a particular editor has, simply by placing the rewards tag into browser_info.html. Editor monitor and Links will automatically know who is logged in, and place the appropriate information into this tag and display it to the editor.
Your Rewards: <%Plugins::EditorMonitor::EditorRewards($Username)%>
Or, say you want to display the last, and 2nd last time the editor logged in to them, just put these tags into browser_info.html, with a little message explaining wiht the information means:
Your last login: <%Plugins::EditorMonitor::EditorLastLogin($Username)%>
Your 2nd last login: <%Plugins::EditorMonitor::EditorSecondLogin($Username)%>
Editor Monitor has many tags like this, and using them is about as simple as the above examples.
http://www.iuni.com/...tware/web/index.html
Links Plugins