Bryan jumped on and we were looking over some code changes. We merged in some code and then further tweaked some things. One of the new changes was a special header change for a corporation (showing who is logged in on every page). We also merged in a new 3rd party error log for who approves the different discounts. This is somewhat of a hidden history piece, but we are now starting to capture who is the manager approving the different discounts in the system. This new history is tied to a corp-wide setting of whether or not the corporation requires an approval or not for applying discounts. The reason that I said it is hidden is, you have to know about it and get a special permission turned on even to get to the reports. Basically, if we need to capture something that may be sensitive (we don't want everybody to see it), we can do it through the 3rd party error logs. We then get to control who has access to those reports. Each report has a special key pass coded (how the errors are stored and retrieved for reporting processes).

After Bryan jumped off, Dustin jumped on and had a quick question on some of his JavaScript and AJAX calls. He is getting quite good and is bringing in some new functionality. That is exciting.