On the morning meeting. Josh gave Steve and I a demo of his discount stuff. He has it far enough along that we could see him both adding and editing records (global discount rules based on dates and times). We talked about some standard adilas coding things, validation, and matching the look and feel. The main concepts are there, we just need to standardize things and then fully implement the new discounts and discount rules that he is building. It will end up being pretty cool.

Steve forwarded me an email with a small bug dealing with sub inventory and having more than 10 child or sub packages per parent line item. I spent most of the work session chasing that bug around and getting it fixed. It ended up that the code was dynamic (meaning it could handle any number of entries) but it was confusing number 1 (first sub or first package) with numbers 10 and 11. Here is an example: The code was setup to check for something like - " _1" (underscore one) where the 1 was dynamic. Well, once you get into items above and around 10... you get a match for _1, _10, _11, etc. That made it so that your results weren't perfectly matched up (due to the multiplicity of matches).

I tightened things up and pushed up new code to all servers. It now checks for a perfect match (1 to 1, 10 to 10, etc.).

At the end of the work session, Steve had some questions about checkboxes and showing saves selections when editing large number of checkbox options. We went over some key concepts and he was going to rework some stuff. I left the meeting as Josh was going to give Steve another small demo on his discount stuff. I had seen some of it earlier, and Steve was only able to catch a small portion of the demo this morning (Internet and connection problems).