To help the readers fully understand the content of this manual, we made use of special conventions. We advise you to read this first before you proceed to the next page for these conventions will guide you throughout the entire document. The purpose of each convention is explained below.

This convention is used when a topic has a helpful note, or additional information that is possibly essential to the understanding of the main text.

This convention indicates a technical step-by-step process, showing how it is possible to apply the concepts in the topic.

This convention is used when there’s a sample situation that complements the content of the main text, helping you to have a better understanding of it.

This convention is used when there are other discussions in the manual related to the topic.

This convention is used to indicate a new feature present in the succeeding application versions.

OTHER CONVENTIONS USED

• Menu, Option, Button, and Textbox

Names of menus and options are in bold (e.g., Settings), while names of page sections, buttons, and textboxes are in italics (e.g., Password).

For brevity, whenever you have to go through multiple layers of menus or options to arrive at the desired page, a greater than > sign is used to indicate that the next menu, or option can be found under the previous. For example, instead of saying, “Select the Themes option from the Settings menu,” this documentation says, “Select Settings > Themes.”

• Link

A red text indicates an active, clickable link (e.g., What Is eDirectory, http://www.edirectory.com).

• Example Code

Segments of code (including HTML and PHP) that appear on multiple lines and are delimited with a thin horizontal line above and below the code.

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Example of Long Code Segment

define (PAYPALPAYMENT_FEATURE, “on”);

define (PAYPALAPIPAYMENT_FEATURE, “off”);

define (PAYFLOWPAYMENT_FEATURE, “off”);

define (TWOCHECKOUTPAYMENT_FEATURE, “off”);

define (PSIGATEPAYMENT_FEATURE, “off”);

define (WORLDPAYPAYMENT_FEATURE, “off”);

define (ITRANSACTPAYMENT_FEATURE, “off”);

define (LINKPOINTPAYMENT_FEATURE, “off”);

define (AUTHORIZEPAYMENT_FEATURE, “on”);

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