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On a GoToMeeting session with Alan, Steve, and Eric. We started out going over current projects and what the priorities were. I gave a small list and then we talked about it. For the record, here is a small list of things that I saw as needed: - Fix the forgot and reset password section. The old code only deals with a single server. We now have multiple servers that need to play as one. - Planning out the next phases and projects. - Changes to the Beaver Mountain site. They need some new code and logic to help automate things on the horizontal view of time (custom interface page for Beaver). - Circle back around and work on the dollars off for in-line discounts. - Scan and finish up the year end stuff. We talked about this and I will be sending it to Craig. - Sub inventory updates and changes. We had some complaints that the sub attributes were being displayed in a horizontal view and you couldn't see everything all at once. We need to build some of those pieces into a vertical display. - We need to go through the adilas API and update documentation and do some fine tooth combing and testing. - Work on the adilas user guide. - On sub inventory, we need to preset the checkbox for items marked as subs only on the mini add/edit PO line items page. This will help save a click or two. - On invoice line items, we need to add a way to look-up possible subs incase something was miss recorded in the cart. The users want a "subs" button similar to what we just released in the view cart page. The cart stuff allows us to convert parent inventory to child inventory. The invoice stuff would just help with updates and recording the right RFID tags and other sub info. After the morning meeting, Steve and Alan started working on testing state API's and such. I started in on some of the sub inventory tweaks and changes. We all did our own thing and interacted as needed. We had a client get on and work with Alan and Steve. We then had another developer get on and work with me on a possible custom cart and item based flex grid issue. We tested as much as possible and saw that it worked according to what we tested. The rest of the time was spent answering questions, working on our own projects, and pushing the ball forward. |