There are three steps when creating a new project.
To begin creating a project, click the “+” icon on the “Projects” page to get started. This will bring you to the “Create a new project” page.
Once on the “Create a new project” page. Simply enter in your Project Name and the domain, or subdomain, that you wish to install this project on (ex: example.com or sub.example.com). If you wish to use localhost or an IP address you can. Morris works on your live and local versions of websites. Then if you are on a team use the dropdown menu to select what team you want the project to belong to. Click the “Let’s go” button when you are ready to move on.
Installing Morris is a straightforward and easy task. You simply take the Javascript tag that we provide you and place it in the <head></head> tag of your website. If you are a project manager or stakeholder and are unsure how to change the head tag on your website, send the script to your developer with the instruction of where to install it. Once the script is on your website, simply visit your website and refresh the page. The Morris plugin will appear for you! Now that it is installed go back to the Morris dashboard and the status bar in instruction 3 will now say Verified. Your project is now ready and you can start adding users.
Only logged in users will be able to see the Morris plugin. If you would like to display the plugin to everyone, so that they can remotely login to Morris from the plugin, check out the “Remote login” setting on projects.
If the plugin is not appearing on the website that you installed the script on there are a few things that you can check to make sure that it is installed correctly.
If you lost your script, or you aren’t sure where to find the install script for your project, it is in the “Settings” page for your Project. You can find the settings page by visiting your project page and clicking on the “Gear” icon next to your project’s name.
The install code will be at the bottom of the settings page. If the code is not visible to you, this means that you are not the project creator or you do not have permission to view the install code. Please ask the project creator or a team administrator to get the install code.