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===How do I change the interface language for all user?=== <!--T:256-->
 
===How do I change the interface language for all user?=== <!--T:256-->
 
This can not be changed globally. Each user has to do the changes when they login.
 
This can not be changed globally. Each user has to do the changes when they login.
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===How do I remove the "Talk for this IP" link at the top right (e.g. when <tvar|1>{{ll|Manual:$wgDisableAnonTalk|$wgDisableAnonTalk}}</> is true)?=== <!--T:309-->
 
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One option is to hide the link using the following CSS in the wiki page ''MediaWiki:Common.css'' in your wiki:
 
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===How do I remove the "Create an Account or Login" link at the top right of the screen?=== <!--T:311-->
 
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=== How do I edit error messages? === <!--T:326-->
 
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[[Special:Allmessages]] contains a complete list of messages (error or otherwise), that can be edited.</translate>
 
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===How do I change the footer?=== <!--T:328-->
 
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:''<translate><!--T:691--> See:</translate> {{ll|Manual:Footer}}, {{ll|Manual:Configuration settings#Copyright|<translate><!--T:692--> Manual:Configuration settings#Copyright</translate>}}''
 
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===How can I edit / remove the Powered by MediaWiki image (and possible other images) from the footer?=== <!--T:330-->
 
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If you wish to change the icon images, urls, alt text, or add new icons please see {{wg|FooterIcons}}' documentation.
 
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<nowiki>svn co <nowiki>http://svn.example.com/myproject/</nowiki></nowiki>
 
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svn co <nowiki>http://svn.example.com/myproject/</nowiki>
 
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===How do I add more buttons on the edit page?=== <!--T:364-->
 
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:''<translate><!--T:707--> See:</translate> {{ll|Manual:Custom edit buttons}}''
 
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===How can I get more special characters or tags clickable on the edit page?=== <!--T:366-->
 
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{{MW 1.16|and after}}
 
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This will override the styles defined in the CSS files coming with the MediaWiki source code.</translate>
 
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For more information, see <tvar|1>{{ll|Manual:CSS}}</>.</translate>
 
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Old versions of page data are retained in the database and can be accessed via the page history features.</translate>
 
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This is useful for reviewing changes and correcting or reverting undesirable ones, but in some cases, administrators might want to make this information unavailable, for legal reasons, or to reduce the size of the database.
 
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*Administrators can delete an old revision of a page by deleting the page, and then selectively undeleting revisions to be kept</translate>
 
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*For newer MediaWikis (1.14+), you can enable the core [[RevisionDelete]] feature that allows privileged users to remove single revisions from page histories.</translate>
 
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:''<translate><!--T:675--> See also:</translate> {{ll|Manual:Removing embarrassment}}''
 
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==Customising further== <!--T:511-->
 
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{{caution|1=<translate><!--T:522--> This can be easily abused to attack users</translate>}}
 
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See <tvar|1>{{ll|Extension:Secure HTML}}</> and <tvar|2>{{ll|Extension:HTMLets}}</> for ways to make this safer.
 
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You might want to use the <tvar|1>{{ll|Manual:Pywikibot|Pywikibot}}</> framework.
 
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The OutputPage class includes an addMeta method which can be used to add meta tags.</translate>
 
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The [[RequestContext]] can be used to get the relevant OutputPage object.
 
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To add further Meta tags just add further lines as last lines of the function addMetaTags() like:</translate>
 
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==Why...?== <!--T:544-->
 
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===…is the Help namespace empty?=== <!--T:545-->
 
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The Help namespace currently ships in a blank state.</translate>
 
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It's up to you how much or how little help you give to your site visitors and whether this relates to other aspects of your site.</translate>
 
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Obviously you can easily link your visitors to help resources elsewhere.</translate>
 
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We don't currently have a clean, internationalised set of help pages under a free license.</translate>
 
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This set of pages have been deliberately created for this purpose, with wiki-neutral information, and no license restrictions.</translate>
 
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Several users have reported that, following an upgrade or a moving of their wiki, several images fail to be shown inline.</translate>
 
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Recent versions of MediaWiki implement [[<tvar|ResponsiveImages>Special:MyLanguage/Manual:$wgResponsiveImages</>|responsive images]].</translate>
 
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{{outdated|1=<translate><!--T:716--> Manual edits to rev_user fields in the database; MediaWiki uses the <tvar|1>{{ll|Manual:actor table|actor}}</> table now</translate>}}
 
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==Where now?== <!--T:612-->
 
==Where now?== <!--T:612-->

Latest revision as of 08:32, 8 December 2021

The basics

What are the differences between Cetbix ISMS, Cetbix ISMS-R, Cetbix ISMS-F and Cetbix ISMS-ICS?

all the listed products are built on the Cetbix ISMS. This means, one has to use the Cetbix ISMS to be able to activate those other modules.

Installation and configuration

Where do I download Cetbix ISMS?

Cetbix ISMS is a Software as a Service, therefore, no software is downloaded. Just register, login and start using.


How to install Cetbix ISMS?

No installation is required. All you need to do is to register. Registration takes 30 to 40 seconds..</translate> <translate> Minimum requirement is a computer and an internet access.

How do I install Cetbix on Premises?

Cetbix is a SaaS solution, although, if you insist having this on premise, contact our sales department and they will assist you further. The Cetbix development team has several strategies to meet your needs. We will take care of the hosting, backups and updates for you.

How do I edit my profile?

On your profile, click on your name, click on edit and scroll down to "Company Logo" and upload your logo.


<translate> On your profile, click on your name, click on edit and edit your name.

On your profile, click on your name, click on edit and scroll down to "Company Logo" and upload your logo.

Edit Name

On your profile, click on your name, click on edit and edit your name.

On your profile, click on your name, click on edit and scroll down to "Company Logo" and upload your logo.

How do I Purchase a Product?

Log into your profile and click on Product-> More Products

How do I manage my license?

Log into your profile and click on License Management->License

Users

By assigning a user to a group, you can then enable which questionnaires the person should answer as shown under the "heading".

You can select multiple questions for a user.

How do I add a new user?

Log into your profile and click on Users->Add Users

How do I see all the users I have added?

Log into your profile and click on Users-> All Users

How do I add assign a user?

Log into your profile and click on Users-> All Users

Now click on the green icon in front of the user you want to assign to a particular task, asset or location.

A user can be assigned to an asset (or more assets), a location or locations.


How do I assign a user to a group?

Group 1

......

Group 2

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Group 3

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Group 4

Location

The location radio box is checked if you prefer to assign a user to a particular location.

Location

How do I activate the multi-location function?

Under your profile, click on location -> Add New Plan


How do I add new location?

Under your profile, click on location ->Add New Location


How do I see all the locations I have added?

Under your profile, click on location ->All Location List

Questionnaires

How do I set our entity questionnaires, if we do not want to use the default situation-awareness questionnaires?

Step 1 - Add a heading:

  • Under your profile, click on Self assessment ->Add Heading and add a new heading.
  • Select a "construct"
  • Add your a new title to the "Title" field
  • Enter a number in the order field if you want to order the appearance of the questionnaire.
  • Check the "Active" box.

Step 2 - Add a question

Click on "Questing Listing -> This will show you all your questions.

Now click on "Add" to add a new question.

Step 3 - Adding a question

  • Select the "heading"
  • Select the "impact"
  • Add the question title "Title"
  • Select how user should answer the question "drop down, check box or radio buttons.
  • Add the correct and wrong answers to the "answers option".
  • The % Def Score must be 0-4. 0 is good, 4 is worse.
  • You can order the answer position using the field "order".
  • You can select the likelihood of the impact
  • Now add the background of the question and a recommendation.
  • You can add more answers by clicking on the "Add more" button.
  • You can order the question by entering a value in the "order". This will move the question to any position you want
  • Check the "Active" box to make the question visible to users.

Language

How do I change the interface language?

Currently, we support only English, German, French and Spanish.

  • On your profile, click on the right top corner and select your language from the drop down.

Take notice that this change of language is only changes on your profile page.

How do I change the interface language for all user?

This can not be changed globally. Each user has to do the changes when they login.

Where now?

I have a question not answered here. Where do I go next?

If you've exhausted the FAQ above, please contact support@cetbix.com:

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