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-Idea from Steve Berkenkotter: Maybe have different view cart levels. Maybe even have ways to go up or down. Steve called it a “de-clutter” button. This would be an awesome personal cart setting. Basically dumb down your interface at the click of a button. This could be very useful for in-line code, touch screen, drag-n-drop, and even kiosk type interfaces. This may require some client-side technologies such as Ajax, Java Script, or even Flash. Anyway, a way to show/hide clutter or details on the view cart page. -On discounts and manager approvals of discounts… it may be nice to set maxes or thresholds that require an approval. For example: Say something like prompt for approval of any discount over 20%. Anything less than 20% could go or be applied without approval. -On searching discounts… Allow ranges to be searched. Allow filters greater than, less than, equal, and even between. A between filter may be the best to get data back. -On the edit page for flex grid tie-in titles… Maybe add a switch to help bulk update existing data records with the new values. Basically, we have a company that is using the flex grid to hold a list of prices or a virtual price tier. However, if they update a price (a sub of the titles) it only updates that small piece. All of the data is left with the old values. How cool would it be to allow a global update to be applied to the data if wanted. Basically, a small checkbox that says – update all historical data matches. If checked, the system would cascade the changes out to data records. Basically, you would change one master value and all matching sub data would change. This same process happens automatically on normal database and one-to-many relationships. The way the flex grid is setup doesn’t do this automatically. If we added a switch and new code we could get the same results based on what the user wants. Anyway, this idea came from a phone conversation and GoToMeeting session between a developer in Salida, CO. and myself. Good stuff. |