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1. Revised all Xtools templates to continue to output the content of the page from WordPress (for notes/comments/documentation links/etc).
2. Documented known bugs in a publically accessible format (in preparation for adding more beta testers)
   1. DNB Parsing, Best Practices
   2. DNB Types [static list]
3. Documented best practices in a publically accessible format (same as above)
4. Continued work on ESN parser & templates

Resolved all outstanding bugs from v0.10.0 (frankly, I’m embarressed to discover how many critical bugs there were in this release… but they’re all fixed now.) and began working on implementing the new parser.  The next one will be a alternate route selection parser.  NARS/BARS/CDP etc.

All my programming time has diminished my attentiveness to building the ARS 101 tutorial that was my original SEP goal, but I think it’s a fair trade.

Finally finished building the SQL entries and rough sketching out how I wanted to fit all of the pieces of the ESN database together.  This kind of development work is really good for helping me think carefully about how Nortel must have programmed their database (certainly the execution code that utilizes the database is another story all together.)

I also discovered that in the 10+ years I’ve been working on Nortel phone systems, I’ve never once run across a Private Line appearance.  It has it’s own unique entry in a PRT DNB which I had never encountered before this last week.  Added that to the dnbParser and fixed a couple of minor bugs in the dnbParser.

I added a few improvements to the dnbPrint template, but I’m getting kind of antsy to move on to the ESN piece of the toolset so I’m going to take a break from DNB features and work on migrating the esn parsing code from ASPECT to PHP.

You can see the latest roadmap status by visiting: http://datarave.net/bt/roadmap_page.php

I’m thinking about replicating 0.11.1 to the production environment because of all of the problems with 0.10.0.  I’ll spend more time thinking about it later, after I’ve had a good nights sleep.

Tasks completed:

• Normal users will only have access to their own customer
  • Ability to add users to a customer record who can also access that information will be added in a subsequent revision
• Normal users can now add a new customer, associated with their user record
• Normal users can now add an unlimited number of sites associated only with their customer record
  • Ability to delete sites will be added in a subsequent revision
• Normal users can now only upload batch information for their associated customer
• Normal users can now only display batch information for their associated customer
• Customer and Site management templates are much more modular in design than batchUpload and dnbPrint templates.  Batch and DNB templates will be updated to follow the modular design of the customer and site management templates in a subsequent revision.

Before I can make the dnbParser available on the production site, I have to finish re-writing a piece of the code that deals with file uploads (files are uploaded to a non-public space to prevent users from uploading dangerous content and then attempting to run it via a web browser) to separate the production and development directories used for file uploads (currently, the directories are hardcoded…  but I have to make them variable so that I can completely separate the production and dev content.)