This page contains instructions on how to log in to VoipNow, browse through VoipNow's interface, detailing the menu and the controls available. |
There are three ways you can log in VoipNow:
Using your Google account, if you've been invited to sign up to Hubgets and used your Google account on signup. This is only possible at user level, if the Google Login feature is enabled in the Set Integration Preferences area.
If before upgrading to VoipNow 5.0.0 you had the OpenID feature enabled on your account, you can still log in to VoipNow using your OpenID provider (i.e. WordPress, LiveJournal, Yahoo, myID, Orange, VeriSign, AOL, Blogger, Flickr). |
The interface has the same appearance no matter if you are an administrator or a regular user. If some options are not displayed, it is because you do not have access to them yet.
Any removal operation comes with a confirmation box, which allows you to cancel your action. You can keep track of your whereabouts by following the breadcrumb trail at the top left side of the interface.
On the upper left side of the screen you'll find the main menu. That's where we've grouped VoipNow's most important features. The number of sections displayed depend on your license and custom settings.
System: All server-related tools:
They are always displayed in the upper right side of the screen and you can use them to log out or change your contact details or interface preferences.
They are always displayed in the main frame and you can use them primarily for navigation and for opening the help page.
Some of the options are visible only in some situations:
Screenshot: VoipNow interface
In VoipNow, each table provides several configuration tools designed to offer you a better overview of the available records.
To set the total number of records displayed in each page:
Click the 10, 25, and 100 links available at the bottom right of the page, under the table. The total number of records as well as other details (e.g. call cost) are shown on the left side.
In tables with several pages of records, navigate between pages using the controls available.
To customize the table layout:
Click the Show Columns icon at the top right of the table.
Select the columns you want to see displayed. This is useful for tables with many columns that require scrolling to see all the information.
To sort the table by a specific criterion:
To remove table records:
You can do either a simple search or an advanced one. Either way, the search criteria is retained until a new search is performed. When searching for a specific word, use the simple search controls described below.
In some cases, if you want to hide/reveal the Search options, you must click the Toggle search link.