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Assigned To: Brandon Moore
Created By: Brandon Moore
Created Date/Time: 11/16/2022 5:13 pm
 
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Time Id: 9607
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Title/Caption: New admin settings permission
Start Date/Time: 11/16/2022 5:10 pm
End Date/Time: 11/16/2022 6:50 pm
Main Status: Active

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Notes:

Added a new permission for some of the page level settings. We called it "Admin Level - Page Settings" permission. Cascaded the new permission to all servers and updated a number of files to watch for the new permission. The new permission id number is 176.

Side note for me - while syncing up all of the servers, I had to pull data from the data 0 box for multiple tables. Currently, the data sync grabs the entire table and its contents and syncs that data (inserts or updates). We really need to add a last modified date to those tables. Instead of pulling thousands and thousands of records, we would be pulling super small record sets. That would really help speed things up. Along with that, we could keep a history to help us know when the last pulls were made so that we could efficiently request and pull (sync up) the data.

The other thing that I was thinking about, while waiting for full tables to sync up, was daydreaming about using the web/API sockets to build the next generation of our software. I'm not sure if this is the fracture project or the next one beyond that. I think it would be really cool if we use our own API sockets and build some super cool pieces. They wouldn't have to follow any of the existing rules, look and feel, or whatever. We could build the whole app using the web/API sockets and host it on any server that we want. Just some thoughts. I think it would be really cool to do that. Even for the fracture project.

Along those same lines, if we build out the web/API socket interface, we could teach and train others to use the same thing (web interface or API level interface) to build all kinds of cool things. You could make it a way to teach other people and virtually invite other developers to build out cool add-on's, custom apps, or skinned down apps of what we currently have. Just some