With 'Server side files', you can edit the files in mydbr/user directory. The most common use case is to edit the userstyle.css file
which can be used to define the dbr.resultclass, dbr.rowclass, dbr.colclass,
dbr.tab.class or dbr.accordion.class definitions.
myDBR has many defaults and options defined in mydbr/defaults.php. The values in the file are defined as a PHP array.
You can override these values in mydbr/user/defaults.php. The mydbr/user/defaults.php file will be kept intact between server updates.
Do not make changes to mydbr/defaults.php as it is overwritten in updates.
The "Server side files / defaults.php" points to mydbr/user/defaults.php
Example defaults.php definitions:
$mydbr_defaults['page_title'] = 'myDBR Own'; $mydbr_defaults['export']['wkhtmltopdf']['command'] = '\"Program Files"\wkhtmltopdf\wkhtmltopdf';
myDBR uses wkhtmltopdf to produce the PDF versions of the report. To add the header, footer, and logos, use the export_header_pdf.php that is passed as a header-html parameter to wkhtmltopdf. You can customize this file to change the PDF appearance
As myDBR updater will not touch existing possibly changed files under /user-directory, export_header_pdf.php will not be automatically updated.
You can get the latest version by opening the export_header_pdf.php file under the myDBR.com title on the bottom left . After opening, you can save it as a local file (mind your existing modifications)
This is the place for your custom extensions.
The HTML content of the sidebar of the main screen on the right. See Customization
The HTML for the dashboard area. See Customization
The files for OEM customization. See Customization
The image files for custom report icons. The icons should be of size 16px*16px, 32px*32px or 64px*64px for best results.
The image files for the company logo in the reports. See Customization