Sending Feedback to WISECP

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Send a bug, an idea or a question straight to the WISECP team, with a marked-up screenshot attached. You report the problem while it is still on your screen, without opening a support ticket.

Opening the Window

The window opens from two places on every page of the panel: the Report a Problem button on the right edge, and the Send Feedback link at the bottom of the page.

On the ticket detail page the edge button is not shown; that edge belongs to the next-ticket button. The footer link stays on every page.

Both entry points appear while WISECP keeps the feedback channel open. The panel learns that decision from the daily update check. If scheduled tasks have not run yet, or the installation runs in demo mode, the window is not shown.

What Is in the Window

A single form. A short note at the top, three fields below it, then the privacy line and the Send button.

Type Required; defaults to Bug. The options are Bug, Idea and Question. The team triages by this type.

Description Required; 20 to 5000 characters. Say what you did and what happened. Version, PHP and browser details are attached for you, no need to type them.

Screenshot Optional. The Add Screenshot button opens the browser's sharing dialog; you pick this tab or your screen. After a capture, a small preview card appears in its place. If the browser cannot capture the screen, the button stays disabled and the hint says so.

Privacy line Summarises what travels with the report and shows the current page address. No passwords or client data are sent.

Send Disabled while the description is empty; it enables as soon as you start typing.

How the capture is taken

The browser takes the picture. If you share this tab in the sharing dialog, a strip with the page address and the date is added at the top. A window or a whole screen is kept as it is. Charts and embedded content are included.

If you close the sharing dialog or refuse, the form comes back with an alert. You can still send the report without a picture.

The marking window

After a capture, the Mark the Screenshot window opens full screen. The top bar holds three tools plus Undo and Clear. The picture sits in the middle; Discard and Use This Screenshot sit at the bottom.

Arrow Points at the problem. When you release the arrow, a short note box opens; the note is optional, up to 120 characters. The note is written into the picture as a red-framed box at the arrow's tail.

Frame Draws a rectangle around an area.

Pixelate Makes the chosen area unreadable. Use it on client names, email addresses or amounts before you send.

A picture takes up to 20 marks. Undo or Ctrl+Z removes the last mark; Clear removes them all. Discard drops your changes; a screenshot added earlier stays in place.

Tasks

Sending a report

On the page where the problem happened, click the Report a Problem button.
Pick the type, write the description and add a screenshot if it helps.
Click the Send button.
The form gives way to the Feedback Received message with a reference number under it.

When the team closes the report (completed, already done or declined) an email goes to your account address. A completed report also names the release that carries the fix.

If the report is refused, the reason appears in an alert at the top of the screen. Possible reasons: text under 20 characters, a picture over 3 MB, or too many reports in a short time. Text caught by the spam filter and a closed channel are refused too.

Adding a screenshot

Click the Add Screenshot button.
In the browser's sharing dialog, pick this tab or your screen and confirm. The window hides for a moment and one frame is taken.
Place your marks in the marking window and click Use This Screenshot.
The form returns; the card shows a thumbnail, the size, and the number of marks and hidden areas.

Changing or removing the screenshot

On the preview card, Edit reopens the marking window with the same picture. Retake opens the sharing dialog again and takes a new frame. Remove Image drops the picture from the report.

Things to Watch

What travels with your report

The description, the picture, the page address and title, browser and window details. Also the panel version, the PHP version, the license plan, the last four characters of the key and recent browser errors. Your name and email are attached as the reporter. Nothing is stored on this installation. Everything visible in the picture reaches the team; pixelate private details before you send.

Your text is kept if delivery fails

If the connection drops or the channel is closed, an alert appears. Your description is kept in the same browser tab and comes back when you reopen the window. If you change pages the picture is lost; take it again.

If the window is not shown

WISECP opens the channel; the panel learns the decision on the daily update check. If scheduled tasks are not running, the entry points never appear. To refresh right away, open Help, Updates and click Check for Updates. While an update offer is on the page, the button shows only a circular-arrow icon; its name appears on hover. On an installation whose license is not recognised, sending is refused; refresh the license under Help, License Information.

Required Privileges

There is no separate privilege; every staff member who signs in to the panel can send one. In demo mode the window is not shown and sending is disabled.

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