glog.mobile Properties

Defines the quick codes which will be used to upload documents to a shipment stop. You can set one or more quick codes which will tell the mobile web application that a document should be uploaded to the shipment stop rather than the shipment.

By default all documents uploaded through the mobile web app are uploaded to the shipment. This property allows you to upload them to the shipment stop. Set the property with one or more quick codes. When you enter an event in the app you must select a quick code. If a document or signature is uploaded using a quick code which has been set on this property, it will be uploaded to the shipment stop. If the quick code isn't specified in the property or if the current location is selected, then it will be uploaded to the shipment level. 

glog.mobile.max_session_timeout

6.4.1

This property is deprecated for Cloud instances.

This property controls the maximum number of hours a user may set to remain logged in on the mobile app. Default: 8.

glog.mobile_image.quick_code_gid.<QUICK_CODE_GID>.document_def_gid

=<DOCUMENT_DEF_GID>

glog.mobile_pdf.quick_code_gid.<QUICK_CODE_GID>.document_def_gid

=<DOCUMENT_DEF_GID>

glog.mobile_signature.quick_code_gid.<QUICK_CODE_GID>.document_def_gid

=<DOCUMENT_DEF_GID>

23B

Defines the document type associated with images, signatures, or PDFs collected on a mobile device and entered as part of an event.

For example, If you create an event using a Quick Code of GUEST.ARRIVED and you want the associated document to have a document type of GUEST.MOBILE_IMAGE, the property would look like this:

glog.mobile_image.quick_code_gid.GUEST.ARRIVED.document_def_gid=GUEST.MOBILE_IMAGE

For a signature it would look like this:

glog.mobile_signature.quick_code_gid.GUEST.ARRIVED.document_def_gid=GUEST.MOBILE_SIGNATURE

For a PDF it would look like this:

glog.mobile_pdf.quick_code_gid.GUEST.ARRIVED.document_def_gid=GUEST.MOBILE_PDF