Replace WEBOI Logo (OpenInsight 32-Bit)
At 07 JAN 2010 03:28:44AM Edward Chan wrote:
Please help me on how to replace the Revelation WEBOI logo with our own logo when our website is launched by the Internet Explorer Browser like the website of www.freedomsoft.com.au?
At 08 JAN 2010 10:13AM Bryan Shumsky wrote:
Hi, Edward. There are a couple of ways to do this - none of them very simple, though, I'm afraid.
If _all_ you wanted to replace was the logo on the launch page, that's stored as the image named "headerlogo.gif" in the directory Inetsrv, subdirectory fsimages, under your OpenInsight folder. You would also want to replace the file "logo_weboi.gif" as well. You would need to name your images _exactly_ the same thing, though (headerlogo.gif, and logo_weboi.gif) and "overwrite" the ones that are currently there.
If you wanted to change the look a bit more, you could modify the "oinsight.css" and "oinsight_theme.css" style sheets located in the Inetsrv directory, subdirectory stylesheet. Again, you would need to either modify these style sheets, or create your own and name them "oinsight.css" and "oinsight_theme.css", overwriting the existing files.
If you wanted to call whatever images _you_ wanted, and not need to name them the same as we already use, and use whatever stylesheets you wanted, you would need to modify the "weboi.htm" and "weboi2.htm" html documents, located in the Inetsrv directory itself.
Note that all these changes would only change the logo (or look) when the website is launched. If you wanted to change the look of the pages that were generated from your system after you'd logged in, you would instead need to modify the html documents "standard.htm", "Login.htm", "Menu.htm", and "handheld.htm" located in the Template directory under your OpenInsight folder - or, as above, if all you wanted to do was change the logo images, you could change the "logo.gif" (located in the Inetsrv directory, Images subdirectory) in addition to the image files I mentioned initially.
Hope that helps,
- Bryan Shumsky
Revelation Software
At 11 JAN 2010 12:50AM Edward Chan wrote:
Thanks. I think they are working fine.
May I know the location of weboi2.htm when the URL is "http://localhost/weboi/oecgi2.exe/inet_weboi"
At 11 JAN 2010 12:58AM Edward Chan wrote:
Thanks. They are working fine.
May I know the location of weboi2.htm when the
URL is "http://localhost/weboi/oecgi2.exe/inet_weboi"
BTW, how to configure the website hosted by CENTOS OS to run WEBOI?
At 11 JAN 2010 02:41PM Jared Bratu wrote:
CentOS is a linux operating system. OECGI2.exe is the front end Windows CGI interface for WebOI so you'll need to have it run on a windows server. The static HTML/PHP files can reside on the CentOS web server and link to the OECGI2.exe URL but you'll still need a windows server. Unless you have a special reason to run a CentOS server it would probably make sense to keep it all on the windows server.