WebConfigSettingIds Class

The account password to be used for anonymous logon.

The account name to be used for anonymous logon. Leave empty if anonymous logon should not be enabled.

Automatic Windows Log On, or Single sign on (SSO) allows users to log on once on their workstation, and gain access to multiple systems without being prompted to log on again at each of the systems.

Specifies the extent to which content files (e.g. JS, CSS) are bundled together. The value of this setting may need to be changed for diagnostic and/or debugging purposes.

To stop click-jacking, HTTP headers can be sent with every response to control where the application can be embedded in an iframe. This can be enabled by specifying 'self' to only allow embedding on the same domain, a space delimited list of domains with possible wildcard (such as https://*.test1domain.com:123 http://test2domain.com:456), or all (by using *). Note that the default value, which is not set, is equivalent to setting the property to * and will allow embedding in all domains. This should be used with care.

To stop cross-domain attacks, JavaScript POST messages and REST calls are not allowed from non-originating domains. In various embedding scenarios, this can be enabled by specifying the comma delimited list of domain origins (such as http://test1domain.com:123, http://test2domain.com:456), or all (by using *). This should be used with care.

Specifies the direction in which text should flow.

If a custom logon URL is specified, any user who accesses the logon page (for example, by logging out, or by session time-out) will be re-directed to the URL entered here instead.

The relative path to the page that any user will get when they log on to the application and their own default view is set to 'home' (i.e. not set).

The ID of the theme that should be applied to all Views and controls by default when they are being created.

Specifies whether an existing session should be deleted (if required) in order to make room for a new user to log on.

If enabled, the Accept-Language (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Accept-Language) header is used to specify the current culture on the session.

If enabled, the application will perform in-process compression of HTTP response data.

Specifies the recipients of error reports. If error reporting is disabled, this setting has no effect.

If disabled, all views (Dashboard, Reports and Scorecards) will no longer auto-save at regular intervals while editing. Instead, a 'Save' button will be present to be used manually. They will still be saved in some situations, such as checking in, or switching to 'View'.

If disabled, all pages will no longer auto check out while editing if the user clicks within the editable area. Users can still check out by using the button in the toolbar.

Specifies whether the server errors that occur should not be allowed to be sent to Dundas by users. If set to , the "Send" button will no longer appear on error screens.

Specifies whether the server errors that occur during application usage are ignored and not displayed. This is normally used for kiosk scenarios.

Specifies whether the splash screen is shown during loading of views.

The maximum number of items to store in the UI file cache. Set to 0 to disable it.

Override the home screen behavior to always re-direct the user to a custom home page or default view, if set.