Visit Site Documents Tab Definitions

Table 1. Visit Site Documents Tab Definitions
Field/Button	Description
Add Private Document	Click to add a new row to the Common Attachments table to select and import a file from outside C•CURE 9000.
Add Shared Document	Click to add a new row to the Common Attachments table to select an existing C•CURE 9000 Document object.
Remove Document	Click to remove a selected Document from the Visit Site.
View Document	Click to display the selected Document on the bottom of the Document tab.
Popup View	Click to display the selected Document in a new free-floating window.
Name	Displays the name for a Document as follows: "Private" Document – the file name of the Document in the format file:///filename.extension. "Shared" Document – the name of the Document as given in the Documents Editor. By default, the name of a Private Document is set to the file name of the imported file. You can modify the name of a Private Document by clicking in this field. You cannot modify the name of a Shared Document. Private Documents are deleted from the C•CURE 9000 database when the Visit Site document is saved. Shared Documents stay in the database upon removal. Just the reference to the Document is removed from the Visit Site object.
Document Origin	Displays 'file:///" followed by the Document's file name and extension, such as SiteVisitRules.pdf or HostRequire.txt. The File's extension is used by the system to define the viewer used to preview the file, so the extension should remain the same as the file type.
Select	Displays the button to click for selecting a document, as follows: "Private" Document – Import File - opens a file selection dialog so that you can select a document from your local system. "Shared" Document – Select Document - opens a Name Selection form that you can use to select a Document object from the C•CURE 9000 database.
Document Description	"Private" Document – enter a description of the Document. "Shared" Document – displays the description of the Document entered on the Document Editor.
Content Area	The document you've selected to view displays in this area if it is any of the following: PDF, TXT, or XML. Image file whose viewer is supported by the browser. If the Document is another type of file—such as a DOC or XLS file, a File Download dialog box appears asking "Do you want to save this file, or find a program online to open it?" If you click Find, a browser window opens to the Microsoft File associations page, allowing you to look for an appropriate viewer. If you click Save, a Save as dialog opens and you can save the file for later viewing. Image files whose viewer is not supported by the browser—TIF files, for example—open in whichever Graphics application format you have on your system—such as Paint Shop Pro or Paint. (Depending on how the application settings for opening in a browser are set, the DOC, PPT, or XLS file may open in the Content area.) Note: Although the external window has buttons that seemingly allow you to edit the file and save changes, these changes are not saved in the C•CURE 9000 database. To change a Document, you have to edit it outside C•CURE 9000 and then re-import it.

Add Private Document

Click to add a new row to the Common Attachments table to select and import a file from outside C•CURE 9000.

Add Shared Document

Click to add a new row to the Common Attachments table to select an existing C•CURE 9000 Document object.

Remove Document

Click to remove a selected Document from the Visit Site.

View Document

Click to display the selected Document on the bottom of the Document tab.

Popup View

Click to display the selected Document in a new free-floating window.

Name

Displays the name for a Document as follows:

"Private" Document – the file name of the Document in the format file:///filename.extension.
"Shared" Document – the name of the Document as given in the Documents Editor.

By default, the name of a Private Document is set to the file name of the imported file.

You can modify the name of a Private Document by clicking in this field. You cannot modify the name of a Shared Document.

Private Documents are deleted from the C•CURE 9000 database when the Visit Site document is saved. Shared Documents stay in the database upon removal. Just the reference to the Document is removed from the Visit Site object.

Document Origin

Displays 'file:///" followed by the Document's file name and extension, such as SiteVisitRules.pdf or HostRequire.txt.

The File's extension is used by the system to define the viewer used to preview the file, so the extension should remain the same as the file type.

Select

Displays the button to click for selecting a document, as follows:

"Private" Document – Import File - opens a file selection dialog so that you can select a document from your local system.
"Shared" Document – Select Document - opens a Name Selection form that you can use to select a Document object from the C•CURE 9000 database.

Document Description

"Private" Document – enter a description of the Document.
"Shared" Document – displays the description of the Document entered on the Document Editor.

Content Area

The document you've selected to view displays in this area if it is any of the following:

PDF, TXT, or XML.
Image file whose viewer is supported by the browser.

If the Document is another type of file—such as a DOC or XLS file, a File Download dialog box appears asking "Do you want to save this file, or find a program online to open it?"

If you click Find, a browser window opens to the Microsoft File associations page, allowing you to look for an appropriate viewer.
If you click Save, a Save as dialog opens and you can save the file for later viewing.

Image files whose viewer is not supported by the browser—TIF files, for example—open in whichever Graphics application format you have on your system—such as Paint Shop Pro or Paint. (Depending on how the application settings for opening in a browser are set, the DOC, PPT, or XLS file may open in the Content area.)

Note: Although the external window has buttons that seemingly allow you to edit the file and save changes, these changes are not saved in the C•CURE 9000 database. To change a Document, you have to edit it outside C•CURE 9000 and then re-import it.