# Perl Support File
# Variables used by ws_editor.cgi
# Variables used by all scripts:  /Web_store/ws_global.setup
# File Permissions:  644  -rw-r--r--

# NOTE:  If you change the filename of this file, change the value of
#        $default_setup_file in ws_editor.cgi to reflect the file's new name.

############################################################################
#                         outlet_editor.setup                              #
#==========================================================================#
# Copyright (c) 1996 - 2002, RDC Software                                  #
# WebStore@ratite.com   http://www.ratite.com/Perl/WebStore.shtml          #
# Version:  4.15.00     Date:  01/01/2002                                  #
#                                                                          #
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# This copyright notification can not be altered or removed from this file.#
#==========================================================================#
#        Backslash all @ signs -->   \@   <-- Perl 5 compatibility.        #
# Variables containing @ signs must be enclosed in " (double quotes).      #
#                                                                          #
# All other variables are enclosed in ' (single quotes).                   #
#                                                                          #
# If the value you store in a variable enclosed in single quotes requires  #
# the use of a single quote, backslash the imbedded single quote:          #
#                                                                          #
#           EXAMPLE:   $global_page_title = 'Joe\'s Auto Parts'            #
############################################################################



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                            General Settings
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# $data_file is the pipe delimited flatfile database being edited.

$data_file         = 'outlet.data';



# $global_page_title is used in the <TITLE> of all HTML pages, and in the
# Subject and Body of generated e-mail messages when a new user registers.

$global_page_title = 'Inventory Database Editor';



# @store_files is an array listing the WebStore's script name in element
# zero followed by a listing of all WebStore store setup files which
# reference the database listed in $data_file (above).

# When the database listed in $data_file is sorted, WS Editor will update
# @categories in each store setup file listed in @store_files.
#
# When the name of your WebStore script is placed in element zero, an HTML
# page of WebStore query string links, one for each database category, will
# be created in the /Databases sub-directory named outlet.data.html
# ($data_file.html).  If element zero ends in :E, the HTML file created
# will contain two query string links for each database category.  The
# second link for each category will have extended characters converted,
# allowing you to cut and paste these links directly into your WebStore's
# HTML pages from a web browser when viewing outlet.data.html.

# @categories in a WebStore setup file is a listing of database categories
# used to print the drop down select element in WebStore's search engine.

# $category_fld_num (below) must be set to the same database field number as
# $category_fld_num in the WebStore setup file(s) listed in @store_files.

# WS Editor will add the extension '.setup' to each file name listed in
# @store_files if a file name does not end in '.setup'.

# If a WebStore store setup file listed in @store_files does not exist,
# WS Editor will bypass the file name.  No error is generated when this occurs.

# If you do not use WebStore's search engine or you do not want WS Editor to
# update WebStore's setup file(s), set  @store_files = ();

         # ELEMENT:  zero             one       two
@store_files      = ('ws400CS.cgi:E', 'outlet', 'No_Frames');



# $max_items is the maximum number of items returned to the web browser
# by the search engine.  $max_items defaults to 5 if mis-configured.

$max_items        = '5'; # 5



# If $ascending_sort = 1, sort drop down selects are intially set to
# perform ascending alpha sorts of the records in the database.

# If $ascending_sort = 0, sort drop down selects are intially set to
# perform descending alpha sorts of the records in the database.

$ascending_sort   = '1';



# If $sort_buttons = 1, Print "Sort/Add" and "Sort/Remove" buttons.
# Setting $sort_buttons = '' disables printing of the "Sort/Add" and
# "Sort/Remove" buttons.

# The "Sort/Add" and "Sort/Remove" functions assign sequential database
# item id numbers after sorting database records by their category name.
# If you use item id query strings on the HTML pages of your WebStore,
# you should not use these functions to sort the records in the database.
# Removing the "Sort/Add" and "Sort/Remove" buttons from WS Editor
# will prevent accidental submission of these functions.

$sort_buttons     = '1'; # 1



# If $single_spacing = 1, reduce multiple imbedded spaces to one space in
# database fields for all functions which modify the database.

# If $single_spacing = 0, ignore multiple imbedded spaces in database fields.

# WS Editor always removes leading and trailing whitespace from all fields.

$single_spacing   = '1'; # 1



# $return_link_url is an absolute URL link printed at the bottom
# of all pages in WebStore whose format is:
#
# $return_link_url = 'http://www.YourDomain.xxx/AnyDirectories/Filename.html';
#
# Setting $return_link_url = '' disables printing of this URL.
#
# $script_url is internal to WS Editor, derived from the value of
# $main_script_url set in ws_global.setup.
#
# $return_link_title is the absolute URL's description.

$return_link_url   = $script_url.'/ws400CS.cgi';
$return_link_title = 'Test WebStore';



# $email_link_url is an email link printed at the bottom of all
# pages in WebStore.
#
# Setting $email_link_url = '' disables printing of this link.
#
# $email_link_title is the email link's description.

$email_link_url   = "WebStore\@ratite.com";
$email_link_title = 'Mail to: '.$email_link_url;



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                       Database of Items for Sale
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# $category_fld_num is the array index number or field number of the
# "Category" field within a database record of outlet.data.

#   0   |  1   |    2     |  3   |    4     |   5   |  6   |      7      |   8   |  9
# Color | Size | Shipping | Item | Category | Price | Name | Description | Image | Id
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.

$category_fld_num = '4';



# %FIELDS is a hash of arrays defining each database field and it's
# corresponding field input for the search engine forms used in WS Editor.

# The numeric KEYS permit ascending, sequential sorting of the arrays
# in %FIELDS in the order of occurrence in database records.
# For example, KEYS 00, 01, 02 correspond to database fields 0, 1, and 2.

# The field arrays in %FIELDS must be listed in the order of the field's
# occurrence in the database with the field array for 'Id' defined as the
# last array in %FIELDS.

# The 'Id' field array in %FIELDS must have 'Id' as element zero's value and
# 'id_field' as element one's value.

# Valid INPUT types are "select", "text", and "textarea".

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#

# EXAMPLE:  INPUT TYPE="text"
#
# Field 00:  <INPUT NAME="name" TYPE="text" SIZE="35" MAXLENGTH="150">
#
# Elements of Field 00:
#
#  00       0       1       2
# '00' => ['Name', 'text', 'SIZE="35" MAXLENGTH="150"'],
#
#  00  =  The form element's array index number
#
#   0  =  Descriptive <TABLE> header and <INPUT NAME="name">
#         For INPUT NAME, the script replaces spaces with _ (underscore)
#         and switches all characters to lowercase.
#
#   1  =  <INPUT TYPE="text">
#
#   2  =  Attributes for the <INPUT TYPE> (size, maxlength, etc.)

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#

# EXAMPLE:  INPUT TYPE="textarea"
#
# Field 07:  <TEXTAREA NAME="description" ROWS="4" COLS="58"></TEXTAREA>
#
# "textarea" input types are identical to "text" input types.
#
#  07       0              1           2
# '07' => ['Description', 'textarea', 'ROWS="4" COLS="58"'],
#
#  07  =  The form element's array index number
#
#   0  =  Descriptive <TABLE> header and <INPUT NAME="name">
#         For INPUT NAME, the script replaces spaces with _ (underscore)
#         and switches all characters to lowercase.
#
#   1  =  <INPUT TYPE="text">
#
#   2  =  Attributes for the <INPUT TYPE> (size, maxlength, etc.)

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#

# EXAMPLE:  INPUT TYPE="select"
#
#  04       0           1         2
# '04' => ['Category', 'select', 'Option1:Option2:Option3'],
#
#  04  =  The form element's array index number
#
#   0  =  Descriptive <TABLE> header and <INPUT NAME="name">
#         For INPUT NAME, the script replaces spaces with _ (underscore)
#         and switches all characters to lowercase.
#
#   1  =  <INPUT TYPE="select">
#
#   2  =  Colon delimited listing of options.
#         Options may be listed on multiple lines.
#
#         To select an option's value as <OPTION SELECTED>, precede the
#         the option with  SELECTED~
#
# '04' => ['Category', 'select', 'Option1:SELECTED~Option2:Option3'],
#
#         Option2 will be printed as the <OPTION SELECTED>.

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#

#   0   |  1   |    2     |  3   |    4     |   5   |  6   |      7      |   8   |  9
# Color | Size | Shipping | Item | Category | Price | Name | Description | Image | Id
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.

%FIELDS = (

#             Field Array Elements                                    Dbase Field
#	KEYS      zero           one         two
	'00' => ['Color',       'text',     'SIZE="20" MAXLENGTH="100"' ], # 0
	'01' => ['Size',        'text',     'SIZE="20" MAXLENGTH="100"' ], # 1
	'02' => ['Shipping',    'text',     'SIZE="20" MAXLENGTH="100"' ], # 2
	'03' => ['Item',        'text',     'SIZE="32" MAXLENGTH="100"' ], # 3
	'04' => ['Category',    'text',     'SIZE="68"'                 ], # 4
#	'04' => ['Category',    'select',   'Outer Wear:Shirts:Sweaters'], # 4
	'05' => ['Price',       'text',     'SIZE="20" MAXLENGTH="30"'  ], # 5
	'06' => ['Name',        'text',     'SIZE="68"'                 ], # 6
	'07' => ['Description', 'textarea', 'ROWS="4" COLS="58"'        ], # 7
	'08' => ['Image',       'text',     'SIZE="68"'                 ], # 8
	'09' => ['Id',          'id_field'],                               # 9

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates %FIELDS



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                                 Security
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# $user_security is the security group assigned to all users when they
# register.  Security levels can be modified for any user listed in the
# user file by removing "add, delete, or modify" from the user's
# record.

# Valid security attributes are:  add  delete  modify  OR  admin
# "admin" gives full permissions and is equal to "add  delete  modify"

# Security attributes may be listed in any order.

# User filename and location:  /Web_store/Databases/ws_userfile.users

$user_security     = 'add delete modify';



# If $allow_register = 0, new user registration is not allowed.
# $email_register and $generate_password are also disabled,
# regardless of their values in this setup file.

# If $allow_register = 1 and $email_register = 0, new user registration
# is allowed and users are added immediately to the user database.

# If $allow_register = 1 and $email_register = 1, new user registration
# is allowed.  New user's details are emailed to the database administrator
# and must be manually added to the user's database.  Add the line
# from the administrative email containing the encrypted password
# which is labeled "Database Record:" to the user's database.

$allow_register    = '1'; # 1
$email_register    = '0'; # 0



# If $generate_password = 1, the script uses it's password and
# encryption routines to generate new user passwords.  Password
# is emailed to the new user and must be retrieved by the user
# before logging in.
# If $generate_password = 0, new users are allowed to enter a
# password of their choice and may logon immediately.

$generate_password = '0'; # 0



# If $allow_search = 1, allow users to search for usernames.
# If $allow_search = 0, username search is disabled.

$allow_search      = '1'; # 1



# If $duplicate_check = 1, the script checks for the possible
# duplication of a user's details before registering a new user.
# If $duplicate_check = 0, duplicate checking is disabled.

$duplicate_check   = '1'; # 1



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                                Statistics
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# $log_file is the name of the visitior log file.
# Maintain a formatted or | (pipe) delimited log file for the first access
# to WS Editor consisting of:
#
#    Access Date and Time       21/Dec/1996 12:54:03 PM
#    $ENV{'HTTP_USER_AGENT'}    Type of Browser
#    $ENV{'HTTP_REFERER'}       Referring web page
#    $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'}        Remote address
#    $ENV{'REMOTE_HOST'}        Remote host

# Setting $log_file = '' disables the statistics log file routine.

$log_file      = 'WSEditor_Access.stats';



# $log_file_size = the maximum size of log file before file overwrite occurs.
# Setting $log_file_size = '' disables overwrite of the log file.

$log_file_size = '25000';  # log file size = 25K



# Setting $log_delimiter = 'Y' will | (pipe) delimit the fields of each
# record written to the log file.
# Setting $log_delimiter = '' disables pipe delimited fields.  Fields are
# separated by four spaces.

$log_delimiter = '';



# $stat_file is the name of the WS Editor query stat file.
# Maintain a formatted or | (pipe) delimited stat file consisting of:
#
#    Access Date and Time    21/Dec/1996 12:54:03 PM
#    Setup File              Setup filename (file extension truncated)
#    Request                 Primary Request (query name=value pair)
#    $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'}     Remote address
#    Process ID              Script process ID
#    Query String            name=value pairs present in form POST submissions.
#                            Values for login, password, username, and any
#                            field beginning with cc or chk are replaced with
#                            * (asteriks).  Field names are case insensitive.

# Setting $stat_file = '' disables the query stat file routine.

$stat_file = 'WSEditor_Query.stats';



# $stat_file_size = the maximum size of query stat file before file overwrite
# occurs.
# Setting $stat_file_size = '' disables overwrite of the stat file.

$stat_file_size = '50000';  # log file size = 50K



# Setting $stat_delimiter = 'Y' will | (pipe) delimit the fields of each
# access record written to the query stat file.
# Setting $stat_delimiter = '' disables pipe delimited fields.  Fields are
# separated by four spaces.

$stat_delimiter = '';



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                               HTML Display
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#



# Dimensions of table's borders, space between text and columns, and
# width of borders between rows can be modified by adjusting the values
# of $BORDER, $CELLPADDING, and $CELLSPACING.

# Setting $BORDER = '0' disables border display.

$BORDER         = '4'; # 4 = Display table border.
$CELLPADDING    = '3'; # 3 = <TABLE CELLPADDING> value
$CELLSPACING    = '0'; # 0 = <TABLE CELLSPACING> value



# Values for background, bgcolor, text, link, visited link, and active link
# are set using $background, $bgcolor, $text_color, $link_color, $vlink_color,
# $alink_color respectively.

# These variables are set globally in ws_global.setup for use by all scripts
# in the WebStore application.

# To configure specific colors for WS Editor, remove the pound sign from
# column 1 of the variables below and set to the desired value.
# Any combination of these variables may be uncommented (pound sign removed).

# $background is the filename of the background image stored in the
# /Web_store/Graphics sub-directory.

# The script determines whether to precede $backgound with $graphics_url
# or $ssl_graphics_url depending on the setting of $ssl_url and by including
# a name=value pair for 'use_ssl' in the query string of the URL accessing
# ws_editor.cgi:  ws_editor.cgi?use_ssl=Y.  Under most conditions, WS Editor
# is accessed without the use of SSL.
#
#     $graphics_url/$background   OR   $ssl_graphics_url/$background

# Setting any of these variables = '' disables printing their respective
# attribute within the opening <BODY> tag of WebStore generated HTML pages.

# $background    = '';
$bgcolor         = '#F0F8FF';  # Aliceblue
# $text_color    = '#000000';  # Black
# $link_color    = '#0000FF';  # Blue
# $vlink_color   = '#0000A0';  # Dark Blue
# $alink_color   = '#FF0000';  # Red



# $header_font and $header_face, set in ws_global.setup, are used with
# $header_fnt_clr to develop an opening <FONT> tag for use in table
# header rows.

# $header_bkg_clr and $header_fnt_clr are the background color and
# font color used in table header rows <TH> (respectively) to display
# table page headers.

# Setting $header_bkg_clr = '' disables $header_bkg_clr.
# Setting $header_fnt_clr = '' disables $header_fnt_clr.
# Defaults to <BODY BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND> and <BODY TEXT> attributes.

$header_bkg_clr  = '#0000A0';  # Darkblue
$header_fnt_clr  = '#FFFFFF';  # White



# $data_font and $data_face, set in ws_global.setup, are used with
# $extc_fnt_clr, $error_fnt_clr, $html_fnt_clr, and $message_fnt_clr
# to develop opening <FONT> tags for use in table data rows.

# $message_fnt_clr is the font color used in table header rows <TH>
# to display helpful messages to users.

# Setting $message_fnt_clr = '' disables $message_fnt_clr.
# Defaults to <BODY TEXT> attribute.

$message_fnt_clr = '#0000A0';  # Darkblue



# $error_fnt_clr is the font color used in table header rows <TH>
# to display user key entry error messages or additional information
# concerning the function just performed (or submitted) by the user.

# Setting $error_fnt_clr = '' disables $error_fnt_clr.
# Defaults to <BODY TEXT> attribute.

$error_fnt_clr   = '#C00000';  # Darkred



# $extc_fnt_clr is the font color used in all "Modify Item" functions
# to display the extended HTML character set (&nbsp;, &copy;, etc.).
# $extc_fnt_clr must be defined and can not be disabled.
# $extc_fnt_clr defaults to  '#0000FF'  if mis-configured.

$extc_fnt_clr    = '#0000FF';  # Blue



# $html_fnt_clr is the font color used in all "Modify Item" functions
# to display <HTML> tags.
# $html_fnt_clr must be defined and can not be disabled.
# $html_fnt_clr defaults to  '#FF0000'  if mis-configured.

$html_fnt_clr    = '#FF0000';  # Red



1; # DO NOT REMOVE

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