docs: restore EN screenshot paths flipped to DE in KB overhaul (42 articles)

docs/en/automation-and-integration/service-desk/index.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Details on installing the respective extensions and modules can be found in the
 
 Configure the connection under **Administration → Import and Interfaces → Trouble Ticket System (TTS)**.
 
-[![service-desk-configure](../../assets/images/de/automatisierung-und-integration/service-desk/1-sd.png)](../../assets/images/de/automatisierung-und-integration/service-desk/1-sd.png)
+[![service-desk-configure](../../assets/images/en/automation-and-integration/service-desk/1-sd.png)](../../assets/images/en/automation-and-integration/service-desk/1-sd.png)
 
 | Option                    | Description                                                                                                                                                           |
 | ------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
@@ -39,9 +39,9 @@ Configure the connection under **Administration → Import and Interfaces → Tr
 
 ## Reading Tickets
 
-When you link a ticket in the service desk application with an i-doit object, this link becomes visible in i-doit. Prerequisite: The **Active** option is set to **Yes**. You can access the **All Tickets** category via the speech bubble icon ![service-desk-icon](../../assets/images/de/automatisierung-und-integration/service-desk/2-sd.png).
+When you link a ticket in the service desk application with an i-doit object, this link becomes visible in i-doit. Prerequisite: The **Active** option is set to **Yes**. You can access the **All Tickets** category via the speech bubble icon ![service-desk-icon](../../assets/images/en/automation-and-integration/service-desk/2-sd.png).
 
-[![service-desk-display](../../assets/images/de/automatisierung-und-integration/service-desk/3-sd.png)](../../assets/images/de/automatisierung-und-integration/service-desk/3-sd.png)
+[![service-desk-display](../../assets/images/en/automation-and-integration/service-desk/3-sd.png)](../../assets/images/en/automation-and-integration/service-desk/3-sd.png)
 
 The category lists all linked tickets with detailed information. Clicking on a ticket opens it in the web GUI of the service desk application.
 

docs/en/automation-and-integration/snmp.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ With the SNMP category, you read SNMP values from objects in real time and displ
 
 3. Ensure that a valid host address is documented in the corresponding category.
 
-[![snmp-hostaddress](../assets/images/de/automatisierung-und-integration/service-desk/snmp/1-snmp.png)](../assets/images/de/automatisierung-und-integration/service-desk/snmp/1-snmp.png)
+[![snmp-hostaddress](../assets/images/en/automation-and-integration/snmp/1-snmp.png)](../assets/images/en/automation-and-integration/snmp/1-snmp.png)
 
 First test the SNMP connection via SSH on the server. Install the `snmp` package for the `snmpwalk` command and check reachability:
 
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Now switch to the SNMP category in i-doit. There, i-doit automatically shows the
 
 For a practical example, use OID `1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.1.14.x` (erroneous packets per interface, where `x` is the interface index). Build a list with it:
 
-[![snmp-list](../assets/images/de/automatisierung-und-integration/service-desk/snmp/2-snmp.png)](../assets/images/de/automatisierung-und-integration/service-desk/snmp/2-snmp.png)
+[![snmp-list](../assets/images/en/automation-and-integration/snmp/2-snmp.png)](../assets/images/en/automation-and-integration/snmp/2-snmp.png)
 
 Save the category. On the next visit, i-doit reads the SNMP values in real time and displays them.
 
@@ -72,4 +72,4 @@ The following table lists useful OIDs to get started:
 | [http://oid-info.com/get/1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4](http://oid-info.com/get/1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4)           | "The textual identification of the contact person for  <br>this managed node, together with information on how to contact this person. If no contact information is known, the value is the zero-length string."                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           |
 | [http://oid-info.com/get/1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3](http://oid-info.com/get/1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3)           | "The time (in hundredths of a second) since the  <br>network management portion of the system was last re-initialized."                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    |
 
-[![snmp-values](../assets/images/de/automatisierung-und-integration/service-desk/snmp/3-snmp.png)](../assets/images/de/automatisierung-und-integration/service-desk/snmp/3-snmp.png)
+[![snmp-values](../assets/images/en/automation-and-integration/snmp/3-snmp.png)](../assets/images/en/automation-and-integration/snmp/3-snmp.png)

docs/en/basics/attribute-fields.md

@@ -13,23 +13,23 @@ Attribute fields are the form elements in the Web GUI of i-doit, through which y
 
 Each editable attribute is represented by a form field -- both in standard categories and in [custom categories](custom-categories.md). Almost every attribute field can be [declared as a mandatory field and/or provided with validation options](../efficient-documentation/attribute-validation-and-required-fields.md).
 
-[![Overview](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/1-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/1-af.png)
+[![Overview](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/1-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/1-af.png)
 
 Non-editable attributes either do not appear in the edit view at all or appear as read-only fields.
 
 **Example: Dynamically calculated attribute** -- The **FQDN** in the **Host address** category is automatically composed of the **Hostname** and **DNS Domain** attributes and therefore has no input field of its own.
 
-[![fqdn](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/2-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/2-af.png)
+[![fqdn](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/2-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/2-af.png)
 
 **Example: Read-only field** -- The **Object ID** is automatically generated by MySQL/MariaDB and cannot be edited.
 
-[![object-id](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/3-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/3-af.png)
+[![object-id](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/3-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/3-af.png)
 
 ## Single-line text fields
 
 Single-line text fields accept any text with a maximum of approximately 255 characters. Example: the **Serial number** in the **Model** category.
 
-[![Serial-number](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/4-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/4-af.png)
+[![Serial-number](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/4-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/4-af.png)
 
 ## HTML editor / Multi-line text fields
 
@@ -42,15 +42,15 @@ To activate the HTML editor:
 
 Almost every category entry contains a **Description** attribute at the end, which is displayed as an HTML editor by default.
 
-[![Description](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/5-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/5-af.png)
+[![Description](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/5-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/5-af.png)
 
 ## Dialog field (drop-down)
 
 The dialog field is a selection field (drop-down) with predefined values that you generally cannot edit. If you do not want to select a value, choose -- if available -- the simple dash (**-**).
 
 Example: the [condition](life-and-documentation-cycle.md) in the **General** category.
 
-[![condition](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/6-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/6-af.png)
+[![condition](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/6-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/6-af.png)
 
 An example of an attribute that can be centrally edited is the [**CMDB status**](life-and-documentation-cycle.md) in the **General** category.
 
@@ -60,11 +60,11 @@ The Dialog-Plus field works like a dialog field, but additionally allows you to
 
 Examples are the attributes **Category** and **Purpose** in the **General** category.
 
-[![purpose](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/7-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/7-af.png)
+[![purpose](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/7-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/7-af.png)
 
 When you click the icon, the **list browser** opens, where you can add new values and edit existing ones.
 
-[![list-browser](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/8-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/8-af.png)
+[![list-browser](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/8-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/8-af.png)
 
 !!! info "Note"
     Deletion is only possible via the Dialog-Admin. This function should be used exclusively by administrators, as removed field values are irrevocably deleted from all entries.
@@ -75,39 +75,39 @@ The previous selection fields only allow the selection of a single value. The Mu
 
 As an example, the attribute **DNS Domain** in the **Host address** category is used.
 
-[![dns-domain](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/9-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/9-af.png)
+[![dns-domain](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/9-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/9-af.png)
 
 ## Date field
 
 The date field is used for entering dates. Click on the text field to open a calendar and select the desired date. Alternatively, enter the date manually in the format **dd.mm.yyyy**.
 
 In the **Accounting** category, there is the example attribute **Delivery date**.
 
-[![date-field](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/10-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/10-af.png)
+[![date-field](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/10-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/10-af.png)
 
 ## Units and intervals
 
 Some attribute fields are supplemented by an additional drop-down field that lets you specify the unit or interval -- e.g. time units, measurement units, weight units or time periods.
 
 The attribute **Warranty period** in the **Accounting** category is an example.
 
-[![intervals](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/11-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/11-af.png)
+[![intervals](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/11-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/11-af.png)
 
 ## Costs
 
 Costs are entered as decimal numbers -- both period and comma are allowed as decimal separators. The field displays the configured currency. You set this under **Administration → [Tenant name] Administration → General settings → Currency format**.
 
 The attribute **Investment costs** in the **Accounting** category is an example.
 
-[![costs](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/12-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/12-af.png)
+[![costs](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/12-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/12-af.png)
 
 ## Link
 
 Some single-line text fields are intended for entering URIs. i-doit generates a clickable link from them.
 
 The **Access** category provides this attribute field, for example.
 
-[![link](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/13-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/13-af.png)
+[![link](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/13-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/13-af.png)
 
 ## Object relationships
 
@@ -118,13 +118,13 @@ To establish relationships between objects, the object browser and special brows
 
 For **1-to-1 relationships**, you can type directly into the text field -- i-doit already makes suggestions as you type. For **1-to-n relationships**, the text field is read-only and you select via the browser.
 
-[![object-relationship](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/14-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/14-af.png)
+[![object-relationship](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/14-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/14-af.png)
 
 ### Object browser
 
 The object browser adapts to the respective relationship type -- not all functions described here are always available. Often the selection of filters is limited because only objects of certain object types are allowed.
 
-If the selection of the referenced object is done via radio buttons, only a single selection is possible. However, if the [![image](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/hinzufuegen.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/hinzufuegen.png) buttons are available, a multiple selection is possible.
+If the selection of the referenced object is done via radio buttons, only a single selection is possible. However, if the [![image](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/hinzufuegen.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/hinzufuegen.png) buttons are available, a multiple selection is possible.
 
 In the upper area there are several tabs:
 
@@ -143,21 +143,21 @@ The log lists all current changes.
 
 As an example, the **Contact browser**, which is available in the **Accounting** category for the attribute **Purchased from**, is used.
 
-[![Contact-Browser](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/15-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/15-af.png)
+[![Contact-Browser](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/15-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/15-af.png)
 
 ### Location selection
 
 This browser builds a 1-to-1 relationship of type **Location** to an object defined as a location. When clicking the magnifying glass icon, the **Location selection** is presented, which is similar to the **Location view** (see above). This browser appears in the **Location** category.
 
-[![Location](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/16-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/16-af.png)
+[![Location](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/16-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/16-af.png)
 
-[![Location-selection](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/17-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/17-af.png)
+[![Location-selection](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/17-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/17-af.png)
 
 ### Browser with sub-selection
 
 In some cases, it is necessary to select not only the object but also an attribute of that object. Examples are the attribute **Connected to** in the **Port (Network)** category, where an input or output from the **Connector (Cabling)** category is selected, and the option in the **Service components** category to select software relationships.
 
-[![Object-Browser](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/18-af.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/attributfelder/18-af.png)
+[![Object-Browser](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/18-af.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/attribute-fields/18-af.png)
 
 !!!info "Note"
     When the browser is split into two sections, i.e. has such a sub-selection, and uses radio buttons, a selection must be made in both columns. For example, when cabling two devices, if only the connected object is selected in the object browser but not the corresponding connector, the input will not be saved.

docs/en/basics/dialog-admin.md

@@ -17,13 +17,13 @@ You can find the Dialog-Admin under **Administration → Predefined content →
 
 If you have created a [custom category](custom-categories.md) with a **Dialog+** attribute, this attribute also appears in the navigation tree -- under the **Custom Dialog+** section.
 
-[![custom-dialog+](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/dialog-admin/1-da.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/dialog-admin/1-da.png)
+[![custom-dialog+](../assets/images/en/basics/dialog-admin/1-da.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/dialog-admin/1-da.png)
 
 ## Viewing values
 
 Click on an attribute in the left navigation tree to see the previously documented values in the main area.
 
-[![view-values](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/dialog-admin/2-da.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/dialog-admin/2-da.png)
+[![view-values](../assets/images/en/basics/dialog-admin/2-da.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/dialog-admin/2-da.png)
 
 ## Creating values
 
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ To create a new value:
     - **Status**: Each value has a condition. Select **Normal (2)** so that the value can be used in the documentation.
 3. Click **Save**.
 
-[![create-values](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/dialog-admin/3-da.png)](../assets/images/de/grundlagen/dialog-admin/3-da.png)
+[![create-values](../assets/images/en/basics/dialog-admin/3-da.png)](../assets/images/en/basics/dialog-admin/3-da.png)
 
 ## Editing values