App Settings

Analytics module can use the following functions in calculations;

• COUNT
• SUM
• MAX
• MIN
• AVG
• STDDEV_POP
• STDDEV_SAMP
• VAR_POP
• VAR_SAMP

You must be logged in as administrator to access Operations screen.

Operations module enforces data integrity by:

• checking data rules such as required, unique attributes, auto-increment etc.
• checking app rules such as data existence in term of relationships
• checking compliance with WordPress API rules

Using the advanced filters, you can;

• Change the order of columns
• Add or remove columns from displaying in the list
• Create filters using one to many conditions. For example, you can create a filter displaying on only people living in 33180 zip code and quoted more than $3000.
• Save filters to see only content matching your criteria. Once you save a filter, it becomes available in a dropdown
• You can export selected records to CSV or PDF files if you enabled this feature in your design

To create a WPAS shortcode:

1. Create a new page
2. Click on WPAS button
3. Find and select the view or form you’d like to use a base
4. Modify the shortcode by adding taxonomy or attribute filters
   • Don’t forget to click + icon every time you add a filter
   • You can create as many filters as you need in the same shortcode
5. When you finished, click Insert Shortcode button. The shortcode will be inserted to the page
6. Update or publish the page to see the shortcode result
   • You can create as many shortcodes as you need
   • You can also use multiple shortcodes on the same page

The general descriptions of what can be done in app settings tabs are below:

• App Info: Contains the information required to create WordPress readme.txt and translation pot file. You can use changelog and version to keep track of your progress as well
• Navigation: enables or disable WordPress admin navigation menus
• Dashboard: removes all default dashboard widgets and sets number of WordPress Dashboard columns
• Toolbar: Displays or hides admin toolbar from backend, frontend or both
• Login: Replaces WordPress logo in the login with an image and uses the same image in the admin toolbar
• Footer: Sets the backend left and right footer text
• Mail: Set the default WordPress email address and name for system emails
• Notices: Creates up to 3 admin notices which are shown in WordPress admin after plugin activation and updates. Use them to share links with users such as plugin documentation, live demo location etc.
• Misc: Includes checkboxes to enable or disable WPAS modules as well as text areas to store app level CSS, image and font files. Image and font files are locally downloaded can be referenced in layouts or CSS files using IMGDIR which points to image directory and FONTDIR which points to fonts directory of your app. In addition, jQuery UI theme of jQuery components can set here and applied app-wide.