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The Pronto! client can be easily integrated into a "portal" environment, allowing a user to enter a Pronto! session without explicitly entering the username and/or password data.
To start Pronto!, direct the browser to the following URL:Pronto preloaders are simple .swf files which are executed during application initialization and can be created with Flash Professional easily. Two templates are provided in the archive. One of the sample preloaders includes logo and displays progress as a text. The second one displays no text and no logo, so it can be used without modifications if you need to get Pronto! installation without the Pronto logo.
The archive also includes the basic ActionScript code that make preloaders tick. Any preloader should have at least a public property progress (of a numeric type). Optionally, a preloader can have public property loadingText, which is a String. These two properties are already used in the Preloader.as script in example preloaders.
To replace Pronto preloader, the custom preloader.swf should be installed into Pronto4 skin of the domain.
Pronto4 provides the built-in color scheme editor. To start it right click on the Preferences button to select the "Show customization panel" command. The workflow is as follows:
The toolbar icons are stored inside the mailloadassets.zip archive in Pronto4 skin as plain .png files. To override default ones, simply download the archive from the skin, store modified icons into it and upload back to the skin.
You can add multiple buttons to Pronto! taskbar that point to external pages, they will show up near Preferences/Logout buttons. To add them, you need to modify two dictionary parameters in strings.data:
URLs specified in AdditionalProntoButtons can contain the following templates, which are substituted by Pronto! when user clicks on the button:
When a user shares a file in his file storage (this also happens when a user sends a file over IM), the link to the file is based on the user session properties: if the user is connected over HTTPS, https:// link will be created, otherwise Pronto! will create http:// link. If the user is connected over unusual port (like 8100), it'll be also added to the link.
Sometimes it is desired to specify URL scheme and port that should be used for creating these links regardless of the user's session properties. To do so, you need to specify the following parameters (both are optional) in strings.data:
The following parameters in strings.login.data skin file control the appearance of Pronto AIR login page:
The following parameter in strings.shell.data skin file control the appearance of main Pronto view in single-window mode:
The Pronto! Mobile applications installed on iOS and Android devices support Push notifications which could be sent by the CommuniGate Pro server via APNs (Apple Push Notification Service) and FCM (Firebase Cloud Messaging) servers. When Instant Message or incoming call is directed to the user Account, the CommuniGate Pro server checks if there are any APNs or FCM tokens of the Pronto! Mobile application stored on the server for this Account and sends the Push notification requests to the APNs and FCM servers for all found tokens of the Account iOS and Android devices.
The Push notification received by the Pronto! Mobile application is displayed on the user mobile device and contains brief information about the pending call or Instant Message, such as sender Name or Address and a part of the message body. The Push notifications allow Pronto! Mobile application to wake up if it was inactive and immediately receive the incoming call or Instance Message.
To be able to send Push notification requests the APNs provider certificate and FCM server key are required. Please contact CommuniGate Systems technical support to request these key and certificate.
Open the Preferences page of the Account Settings: