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* Provide login response for display on login form. The form is on Exware's site, but authentication is done on our end (the Web Orders side of things). Currently, failed logins (due to any of the numerous reasons for login failure) cause a redirect back to the old login page with the message. Login response will now be in XML, with the data passed back to Exware to display on the originating page. |
* Provide login response for display on login form. The form is on Exware's site, but authentication is done on our end (the Web Orders side of things). Currently, failed logins (due to any of the numerous reasons for login failure) cause a redirect back to the old login page with the message. Login response will now be in XML, with the data passed back to Exware to display on the originating page. |
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* Login state persistence (UX). Currently, logging in establishes a session at both ends (Web Orders and unipharm.com), but the login is not persistent at the UX level. That is, when visiting unipharm.com after already logging in, you are still presented with the login screen. Also, logging out at either site (clicking the log out button) doesn't log you in at the other site. |
* Login state persistence (UX). Currently, logging in establishes a session at both ends (Web Orders and unipharm.com), but the login is not persistent at the UX level. That is, when visiting unipharm.com after already logging in, you are still presented with the login screen. Also, logging out at either site (clicking the log out button) doesn't log you in at the other site. |
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| − | :* Logging out of either site should log you out. |
+ | :* Logging out of either site should log you out of both sites. |
* Message indicator on Web Orders. This was less doable back then, it's very doable now. |
* Message indicator on Web Orders. This was less doable back then, it's very doable now. |
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Latest revision as of 16:29, 22 March 2017
Overview
Exware hosts unipharm.com and medicinecentre.com (as well as a few smaller sites). Occasionally, we will partner with Exware for projects of varying scale and scope. These projects will be retroactively summarized/listed here, while new projects can be outlined here. This page may evolve into a category.
Past Projects
This list is mainly from November 2014 onward, based on what I remember or what I was involved in. Wish I had time to elaborate on all of these for documentation purposes. Perhaps one day... -norwizzle (talk)
- Single sign-on (2013)
- Rx Refill module (entire online refill system custom-built by Exware)
- UI redesign of medicinecentre.com; Responsive design (Bootstrap)
- Rx Refill rework; migration from custom-built refill system to integration with CellFlare app backend
- Messaging system, UX rework; redirect Web Orders login to landing page, introduce message inbox for broadcast messages from uniPHARM/CMS admins
Projects
Single sign-on optimization
03/17 - Talked to Matt and Molly, started laying out the groundwork for this project. -norwizzle (talk)
Objectives:
- Provide login response for display on login form. The form is on Exware's site, but authentication is done on our end (the Web Orders side of things). Currently, failed logins (due to any of the numerous reasons for login failure) cause a redirect back to the old login page with the message. Login response will now be in XML, with the data passed back to Exware to display on the originating page.
- Login state persistence (UX). Currently, logging in establishes a session at both ends (Web Orders and unipharm.com), but the login is not persistent at the UX level. That is, when visiting unipharm.com after already logging in, you are still presented with the login screen. Also, logging out at either site (clicking the log out button) doesn't log you in at the other site.
- Logging out of either site should log you out of both sites.
- Message indicator on Web Orders. This was less doable back then, it's very doable now.