I added two more items to my Features list.

On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, Leon Atkinson wrote:

> > 1)  Web based email support.  Being able to check and compose email
> > in freetrade.
> 
> I guess I can see how a merchant might want to offer a Hotmail clone, but
> this is out of scope for FreeTrade.  On the other hand, it wouldn't be hard
> create such an application using the FreeEnergy model, thus allows those
> screen and action modules to be dropped into a FreeTrade site.  If anyone's
> interested in starting a project, I can make it a Working-Dogs project
> (w/CVS,
> Mailing List, etc).

Web based email for admin only.  Being able to view emails and reply to
support questions with regards to orders.  Not meant for customers.

> 
> > 2)  Security logging.  Logging of fail attempts after 3rd trials, logged
> > malformed URL, and logged IP address.
> 
> Yeah, good idea.  JJ and I have plans for a sophisticated logging system
> that
> takes advantage of PHP's link to syslog.  We want to log all errors, and
> logging
> failed logins is a good idea, too.
> 
> > 3)  Web page builder.
> 
> Allowing users to write PHP through the Web is a high risk.  And it's pretty
> easy
> to create a text file in the screens directory.  The only trick is
> remembering
> to add an entry to the ScreenInfo array.  My argument has been that if you
> can't
> handle those two things, you shouldn't have the power to add new code.

Web page builder for admin only.  With security logging in place, I would
feel safe to add this feature.  But this is only for my personal agenda.

> 
> > 4)  Mailing list capability.
> 
> Can you elaborate?

I guess this is already implemented in some fashion.  Being able to query
email address from database to announce customers of something new,
exciting, and special at your store.  Give customers the option to be able
to have their email be part of this mailing list.  A flag in the customers
info table to represent this would do fine.

> 
> > 5)  Comment ability for products.
> 
> Yeah, this is a good idea.
> 
> > 6)  Follow XML standard.
> 
> We are following the ECML standard, which is an XML language.  I think we've
> agreed in principal on complying with XHTML when that standard is in wide
> use.
> Until then, the plan is to change to lowercase.

Yah, I liked the ECML implementation, it's sweet!  Giving customers the
e-wallet capability.  If you guys want to learn more go to www.ecml.org.

> 
> > 7)  Auction support.
> 
> This is something we've wanted for awhile, but it's tricky.  We'll try to
> get it into 2.0.

Awesome!  Love ya for it.

> 

8)  Connection to CC payment processor for Address Verification and fund
transfer as a PHP module.  Three payment processors of interest:
Insignio, payment.net, and cybercash.  I heard some companies are selling
a payment processor machine for $50K and it uses the SET (Secure
Electronic Transfer)  protocol.

> 

9)  Comprehensive documentation for developers, system integrators, and
users.  For developers are outlining functions and what it does.  For
system integrators are teaching how to setup MySQL, create tables, edit
global_settings, enable security logging (Freetrade 2.0), etc. to get
Freetrade up and running.  For users are to walk them through the admin
screen on how to add items, add departments, add users, complete an order,
run report, etc.


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