- Add the ability to specify a filter when calling for a report generation
(e.g., so we can dynamically filter a report for a specific fundraising
campaign)
Database now refers to everything by donor/donation .. and apparently just as i complete this, carolyn has decided to go to both donor/sponsor instead of just donor.. ugh..
- additional_materials: if there are additional materials required if a fair assigns a winner to this award.
- register_winners: to tell the feeder fair that this award is for winners who will participate at the upstream fair
- Add the ability to select category/division mappings specific for each upstream server
- Add some auto-determining code if the cat/div mappings don't exist
a fair_id. This is ignored for regular operation, but now needed to have
multiple students from multiple feeder fairs attached to the same award. (so
we know which ones to delete when we update the winners)
- Load/Save feeder fair awards in the award editor
- Fix all the POSTs in the award editor. .load automatically does a POST if
the data is an array, so we need to call .serializeArray() when we want a
post to happen.
Add countries_code field to provinces table and fix canadian provinces
Populate US States into provinces table
Add config option to Localization tab to enter a 2 letter country code (how to lookuup from countries table?!)
Update emit_province_selector to use country config entry
Add .htaccess rules for the cms
Add cms page display code and convert index.php to pull from the cms
If no page title is passed to send_header(), output the fair name in the <title> tag
'self_nominate', and 'schedule_judges'.
- self_nominate defaults to 'yes' for all new and existing awards. If turned
off, the award will not appear in the student self-nomination pages.
- schedule_judges specifies whether an award should have judges or not, we have
some special awards that students can nominate for but do not require judges
to find the winner. Similarly we have some awards students cannot nominate
for but do require judges to determine a winner. This allows both cases to
be handled.
