Advanced Administration Guide, Plesk for Microsoft Windows
  • About This Guide
  • Introduction to Plesk
    • Installation and Upgrade Overview
      • Installing and Updating Third-Party Applications
    • Ports Used by Plesk
  • System Maintenance
    • Changing Your Server’s Host Name
    • Changing IP Addresses
    • Moving the Virtual Hosts Directory
    • Moving the Directory for Storing Plesk Backups
    • Moving the Directories for Storing Mail Data
    • Switching On Implicit FTPS
    • Programming Event Handlers to Execute Custom Scripts
    • Automating Administration Tasks with Command-Line Utilities
    • Monitoring Status of System Services
    • Managing Services from the Command Line and Viewing Service Logs
    • Predefining Values for Customizable PHP Parameters
    • Website Applications
    • Spam Protection
      • Configuring SpamAssassin
    • Optimizing the Task Manager Performance
    • Removing Plesk
  • Web Deploy 3.0
  • Backing Up, Restoring, and Migrating Data
    • Backing Up Data
      • Backup Objects: Hierarchy and Volume
      • Specifying Data for Backing Up
      • Defining Properties of Files That Compose Backup
      • Exporting Backup Files
      • Defining How the Backup Process Is Performed
    • Restoring Data
      • Defining Objects for Restoration
        • Backup File Structure
      • Defining How the Restoration Process Is Performed
      • Conflict Resolution Rules and Policies
        • Custom Conflict Resolutions
          • Conflict Description Messages
          • Resolutions Description Format
            • Policies
            • Rules
          • Samples of Policy Description
          • Samples of Conflict Resolution With Rules
            • Sample 1: Configuration Conflict with Missing IP Address
              • Conflicts Description
              • Conflicts Resolution
            • Sample 2: Configuration Conflict With Missing Database Server
              • Conflicts Description
              • Conflicts Resolution
  • Changing Security Settings for File System Objects and Accounts
    • Plesk’s Security Policies
    • Windows Accounts Used by Plesk to Manage Windows Objects
      • Default User Permissions for Disks
    • Windows Accounts Used by Plesk to Manage Hosted Windows Objects
    • Administering Windows Objects Security on Plesk-managed Server
      • Initial Windows Security Configuration During Plesk Installation or Hosting Account Creation
      • Browsing Object Security Settings Through Plesk GUI
      • Customizing Object Security Settings in Plesk
        • Security Metadata Files and Templates
          • Disk Security Metadata File
          • Hosting Security Metadata File Templates
          • Hosting Security Metadata Files
        • Customizing Disk Security
        • Customizing Hosting Security
          • Adding New Security Rule to Hosting Security Metadata File Template
          • Rule Description
          • Common Security Rule Examples
            • Example of Security Rule Entry in Security Metadata File
            • Setting File Access Rights Different From Parent Container’s
            • Prohibiting Container Deletion When Deletion of its Parent Container Contents Is Disabled
            • Prohibiting Container Deletion When Deletion of its Parent Container Contents Is Allowed
      • General Security Metadata Structure
    • Restoring Disk User Permissions
  • Statistics and Logs
    • Calculating Statistics
    • Log Files and Log Rotation
    • Configuring Logging
  • Rebranding Presence Builder
    • Changing the Editor’s Name
    • Change the product Logo
    • Changing the Link to the User’s Guide
    • Changing the Links to the Getting Started Video
  • Customizing the Functionality of Presence Builder
    • Prohibiting Users from Removing Their Sites
    • Making Modules Unavailable in the Editor
    • Making the Google Picasa Storage Unavailable for Use in Image Galleries
    • Making the Site Import Functionality Unavailable
    • Adding Custom Banner Images
    • Adding Custom Design Templates
    • Adding the Support Button
    • Adding the Link for Sending Feedback
    • Removing the Option to Add a Site Copy to Facebook
    • Removing Sites from Hosting Accounts
  • Customizing Website Topics in Presence Builder
    • Adding Custom Website Topics
      • Step 1: Creating a Site in Presence Builder
      • Step 2: Saving a Site to a Snapshot
      • Step 3: Uploading the Snapshot and Preparing for Editing
      • Step 4: Editing the Files That Compose the Site Topic
      • Step 5: Registering the New Topic with Presence Builder
      • Step 6: Checking the New Topic
    • Rearranging and Removing Topics and Categories
  • Trial (Try and Buy) Mode for Presence Builder
    • Configuring the Try and Buy Mode for Existing Customers
    • Configuring the Try and Buy Mode for Potential Customers
    • Customizing Trial Mode Notifications
    • Offering the Try and Buy Mode with Alternative Billing Solutions
  • Localization
  • Automatic Logging in to Plesk
  • Changing the Maximum Upload File Size
  • Registering Additional Services with Plesk Notifications
    • Preparing a Service for Registration
    • Registering the Service
    • Code Samples
      • Implementation of Plan_Item_Interface
      • Registration of an Additional Service
  • Troubleshooting
  • Glossary
Advanced Administration Guide, Plesk for Microsoft Windows
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  • Changing the Link to the User’s Guide

Changing the Link to the User’s Guide¶

To change the link to the User’s Guide:

  1. On the hosting server, open the configuration file %plesk_dir%sb\config.

  2. Add the line [help] to the file. If it is already present, skip this step.

  3. Add the following line after the line [help]:

    help_url = <link_to _your_documentation>
    

    For example: http://example.com/user-guide/index.html?%%CONTEXT%%

    At the end of this link, the mechanism providing context-sensitive help will automatically add a GUI screen identifier, so the resulting URL will appear as: http://example.com/user-guide/index.html?%2FSiteBuilder%2FPanel.

    The value that you specify as help_url may contain the following placeholders:

    • %%LOCALE%% - 4-letter code of the locale currently set in the editor, for example, en-US or ru-RU. The following locales are supported:
      • en_US - American English.
      • en_GB - British English.
      • de_DE - German.
      • es_ES - Spanish.
      • fr_FR - French
      • it_IT - Italian.
      • ja_JP - Japanese.
      • nl_NL - Dutch.
      • pl_PL - Polish.
      • pt_BR - Brazilian Portuguese
      • ru_RU - Russian.
      • zh_CN - simplified Chinese.
      • zh_TW - traditional Chinese.
    • %%VERSION%% - full Presence Builder version, for example, 11.1.0.
    • %%MAJOR_VERSION%% - major Presence Builder version (first two numbers), for example, “11.1”.
    • %%CONTEXT%% - GUI screen identifier.

    For example: If a user views the Presence Builder 11 editor in English, and clicks the Help link on the first page of the editor (which opens after clicking the Create Site button), the link http://example.com/%%MAJOR_VERSION%%/%%VERSION%%/%%LOCALE%%/user-guide/index.html?%%CONTEXT%% will be replaced with http://example.com/11.0/11.1.0/en-US/user-guide/index.html?%2FSiteBuilder%2FPanel.

  4. Save the file.


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