Working on payment stuff and error handling for a 3rd party payment solution with Bryan. We got into other projects and small bugs and tracking down small fixes. We talked about labels, server addresses, and getting with both Calvin, Wayne, and Russell. We then rolled into the project dealing with customer photos out in the ecommerce land. We looked over pages, made some suggestions, and talked about CSS design options.

After that, we ended up doing some testing and found a bug. We worked on a fix for over an hour. We ended up finding that it was a name conflict between some objects. Two objects had the same name and were overwriting each other. Here is what made it tricky... we added the code, tested the code, even tested multiple times, but still were getting the error, just for one corporation, everything else was good to go. We found that the corporation had a small custom include file (custom code) that had the same variable name (for the object or structure) and that is what was causing the problem. We changed some names and all was good. That is a problem with too much copying and pasting... It works on one page so they (the developers) assume that it will work on the next page, but don't check to see if there are any name conflicts. Sometimes that gets tough if you are dealing with multiple includes... because all of the code is on separate pages (special or smaller include files).