Author: Kristenson, Joel

Last Updated: 2016-08-23

Overview

This article will walk you through a lengthy and in-depth outline of the website configuration area in Trail Blazer.  It’s broken into sections on each of the different iFrames you can create with sub-categories defining these options.

 

DISCLAIMER:  The screen shots and content of this article are current as of 7/31/2013 – it’s important to note that Trail Blazer is constantly evolving so screen shots may look slightly different at the time you read this.

 

Outline

#1 Calendar Events

#2 Component (Political/PAC Only)

#3 Donations

#4 Signup Email

#5 Signup Short

#6 Signup No Groups

#7 Signup Groups

#8 Signup Post

#9 iFrame Wizard (Overview)

#10 Related Resources

 

HINT: Use the Ctrl+F hot key to jump to different sections of this article with keywords like #1, #2, and #10.  Use the Ctrl+P and Ctrl+S hot keys to print and/or save this article for future use.

 

IMPORTANT: For each of these sections you will need security access to Website Configuration and you will follow this path to access it: Application Menu > System Manager > Settings > Website Configuration

 

 

 

 

If you need access to system manager contact your database administrator.  Click Hereto learn how to set security levels, call Trail Blazer support (866 909-8700) if there are any questions or concerns.

 

IMPORTANT: After you’re satisfied with the changes you make to your custom iFrame forms make sure to click [Save] and click the link to refresh your web pages using the updated specifications as the image below displays.

 

 

 

 

#1 Calendar Events

 

Page Setup

Setting up an event is handled in a different location of the program; follow Application Menu > Calendar/Tasks > Events

 

 

 

 

Email Response

Just like above for the page setup of an event the email response is handled in the events location of Trail Blazer.  The first image below displays the email response location in the website configuration area and the 2^nd image displays this location inside an event record card where it’s actually controlled.

 

 

Image 1 of 2 – Website Configuration – Email Response