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- Key. A unique key. You can either create your own, or choose to use a generated one.
- Key description. A reminder of who that key is for, and what it gives access to
- Status. You can disable a key anytime.
- Permissions. You can choose among a wide array of permissions, either by section and by type of access. Some apps you'll want to only be able to view a handful of items, some others (for instance, ones that you would use to manage the shop remotely) to be able to edit and delete just about everything. Choose wisely.
Logs
Errors happen. Most of the time, you are not aware of them because the system handles them silently. But you might want to know about them, in order to be able to correct the most regular ones, and insure a better stability for your shop.
The "Logs" sub-tab is were you can have a hand at the PHP errors that happen. They are logged in the sub-tab's main table, and are presented in 4 types (here with original explanations from PHP.net):
- Informative only. Run-time notices. Indicate that the script encountered something that could indicate an error, but could also happen in the normal course of running a script.
- Warning. Run-time warnings (non-fatal errors). Execution of the script is not halted.
- Error.
- Major issue (crash). Fatal run-time errors. These indicate errors that can not be recovered from, such as a memory allocation problem. Execution of the script is halted.
You can also receive a notification about the latest error. Notifications are sent to the shop owner's e-mail address, and you can configure the degree of importance at which you should start receiving such e-mails: use "3" if you only want to know about major issues, "1" if you want to know about everything, even the smallest notice. The default is "5": no notification is sent.
Choose the lever, and click "Save".