You can embed the DutyMan Directory inside your own website. Because the directory
contains personal information it should normally be embedded in a secure part of
your website.
The directory can be displayed in two layouts or
modes as shown below.
Landscape: Index on the left,
directory entries on the right
Portrait: Index above, directory
entries below
The appearance of the embedded directory is controlled partly by iFrame tag attributes,
partly by a Cascading Style Sheet and partly by the url query string. Try various
options to achieve a suitable style for your site.
IFrame Tag Attributes
Height and
Width define the size of the frame.
Cascading Style Sheet
The CSS determines fonts, borders and positioning. You can either accept the default
CSS or supply your own and specify its url via the query string parameters as described
opposite.
Download default
CSS
Url Query String Parameters
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id=YourRosterID
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Mandatory
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vcode=verificationcode *
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Mandatory and case-dependent
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mode=Landscape|Portrait
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Display mode
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css=url_of_CSS
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To replace default CSS
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maxrows=n|10
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Maximum number of directory rows
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* Verification Code
The Verification Code is like a password and is unique to each duty
roster. You need to specify it in the query string in order to display the directory.
Without a Verification Code anyone who knew your roster id. could read your directory.
You can view, and if you wish change, your Verification Code in
>Set Up>Security and Privacy.
Example
dmembeddir.aspx?id=X000000&vcode=abCde5fghiJ0
&mode=portrait&maxrows=20
&css=http://mysite.com/mystyles.css
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