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te3:customizing_and_renaming [2014/11/19 10:14] – [Cookie names] moderatorte3:customizing_and_renaming [2014/12/08 05:37] (current) – [2. Include ''out.php'' into another file (for new sites and for running sites)] moderator
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 ===== Cookie names ===== ===== Cookie names =====
  
-TE3 uses up to four types of cookies - [[te3:incoming|''in.php'']] module sets up a basic ''cookie'' and a ''bookmark cookie'' for each visitor of your site. If you are using "Pages" module, Te3 sets up a ''Pages cookie'', and if your [[te3:external_feature|External feature]] is enabled, TE3 sets up an ''external feature cookie''+TE3 uses up to four types of cookies - [[te3:incoming:standard|''in.php'']] module sets up a basic ''cookie'' and a ''bookmark cookie'' for each visitor of your site. If you are using "Pages" module, Te3 sets up a ''Pages cookie'', and if your [[te3:external_feature|External feature]] is enabled, TE3 sets up an ''external feature cookie''
  
 Cookie names are randomly generated at the installation stage. Although not necessary, we advise you to rename them manually -  search engines  will recognize actual words as more authentic than computer generated ones. If you manage several websites, be sure to create unique cookie names for each site.  Cookie names are randomly generated at the installation stage. Although not necessary, we advise you to rename them manually -  search engines  will recognize actual words as more authentic than computer generated ones. If you manage several websites, be sure to create unique cookie names for each site. 
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-----+===== Toplist directory name =====
  
 +There are two methods for customizing toplist directory name:
 +==== 1. Change the original toplist directory name ====
 +
 +Change the original toplist directory name from "toplist" to a name of your choice. \\  
 +++++ Example - renaming toplist directory name |
 +
 +<fs 125%>**Step by step**</fs>
 +
 +{{:te3:customizing10.png?nolink|}}
 +{{:te3:tut_step_1.png?nolink|}} Navigate to "Main header" and select "General settings" from the {{:te3:settings_logo.png?nolink|}} Settings menu. 
 +
 +{{:te3:tut_step_2.png?nolink|}} Expand "Customizing and renaming TE3 modules" accordion.
 +
 +{{:te3:custom_tpl1.png?nolink|}} {{:te3:custom_tpl2.png?nolink|}}
 +
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 +{{:te3:tut_step_3.png?nolink|}} Simply change the original toplist directory name from ''toplist'' to a name of your choice. We chose ''something''.
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 +{{:te3:tut_step_4.png?nolink|}} Click {{:te3:button_update.png?nolink|}} to confirm your customization.
 +
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 +
 +==== 2. Place "toplist" directory into the root html directory ====
 + 
 +Place "toplist" directory into the root html directory of the domain (public html) using "dot dot slash" (''../'').
 +
 +++++ Example - placing "toplist" directory into the root html directory |
 +
 +If your server write permissions allow it, you can place "toplist" directory into the root html directory of the domain directly from TE3 admin panel:
 +
 +<fs 125%>**Step by step**</fs>
 +
 +{{:te3:customizing10.png?nolink|}}
 +{{:te3:tut_step_1.png?nolink|}} Navigate to "Main header" and select "General settings" from the {{:te3:settings_logo.png?nolink|}} Settings menu. 
 +
 +{{:te3:tut_step_2.png?nolink|}} Expand "Customizing and renaming TE3 modules" accordion.
 +
 +{{:te3:custom_tpl3.png?nolink|}} {{:te3:custom_tpl4.png?nolink|}}
 +
 +{{:te3:tut_step_3.png?nolink|}} Put "dot dot slash" (''../'') in front of toplist directory name (we also changed the original toplist directory name into ''something''). 
 +
 +{{:te3:tut_step_4.png?nolink|}} Click {{:te3:button_update.png?nolink|}} to confirm your customization.
 +
 +Note, if you are not able perform this customization directly from TE3 admin panel (due to server permissions), you will have to place “toplist” directory into the root html directory using FTP.
 +
 +++++
 +
 +
 +----
 ===== ''out.php'' ===== ===== ''out.php'' =====
  
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 If you include ''out.php'' directly into the root html directory of the domain (public html) it will make your website even more unique.  If you include ''out.php'' directly into the root html directory of the domain (public html) it will make your website even more unique. 
  
-Create an empty file ''something.php'' and include ''your_te3_directory/out.php'' in that file (''<?php include “your_te3_directory/out.php”; ?>''). Since you've only INCLUDED "out.php" into "something.php", it means that out.php still exists intact in the original location.  => Now you have two different ways of accessing your outgoing links. You can link like this: <code>http://www.yoursite.com/your_te3_directory/anything.php</code> or like this <code>http://www.yoursite.com/anything.php</code> +Create an empty file ''something.php'' and include ''your_te3_directory/out.php'' in that file (''<?php include “your_te3_directory/out.php”; ?>''). Since you've only INCLUDED "out.php" into "something.php", it means that out.php still exists intact in the original location.  => Now you have two different ways of accessing your outgoing links. You can link like this: <code>http://www.yoursite.com/your_te3_directory/out.php</code> or like this <code>http://www.yoursite.com/something.php</code> 
 We recommend this method, since BOTH links work at the same time and you won't experience broken links on your site while you are switching them from old to the new paths.  We recommend this method, since BOTH links work at the same time and you won't experience broken links on your site while you are switching them from old to the new paths. 
  
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