WebComm Wiki Available to Track V6 Errors

We have set up a special section in the WebComm Wiki (http://wluwebservices.wetpaint.com/) to help Ingeniux users document and track issues with the V6 rollout. Invitations to this private wiki have been sent to all members of the Ingeniux SuperUsers group. If you’d like to join our wiki, e-mail one of the Web Communications Team for an invitation.

Ingeniux V6 is Online

The upgrades to the Ingeniux CMS are complete. Current users should be able to log in, edit and create pages, and indicate which pages are suitable for publish. Our publish schedule remains the same, with publishes beginning at 10 a.m. and occurring every two hours to 10 p.m.

We anticipate a few bugs and a few access/privilege problems. Please contact a member of the Web Communications Team immediately if you experience a problem. One issue we know for certain you will encounter involves the image selection tool: images in sub-folders within the main image directory are currently not selectable. We will resolve this problem as soon as possible Monday morning.

One other note regarding logging in: when you go to http://ingeniux.wlu.edu, you will be presented with a link to the new version of the CMS. Please click this link. In the near future, ingeniux.wlu.edu will redirect to the new version of the CMS automatically. Once you reach the login page, please use your AD (Active Directory) username and password — ad\username and your regular network password.

Ingeniux Outage: Jan. 18, 2009

The Web Communications team will be performing maintenance on the Ingeniux server on Sunday, Jan. 18. Ingeniux will be unavailable from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. that day.

We will be rolling out the long-awaited browser- and platform-independent version of Ingeniux (aka V6) as part of this upgrade, so you will notice some changes to the user interface and functionality when you log back in on Monday. Beginning Monday you are free to use a Mac or PC, and log into Ingeniux using, IE, Firefox, Safari or any other browser you prefer.

If you experience any problems with this new version, please let us know asap. We are relying on our current users to report any issues before we begin the wider rollout to the campus community next month.

We do not expect this upgrade to affect the live site, and Ingeniux should be available for use late Sunday/early Monday. However, if you have content that must appear on the site on Monday, we urge you to be on the safe side and post it this week.

Thanks for your patience.