ayanova/devdocs/todo.txt

@@ -47,24 +47,7 @@ CURRENT TODOs
 
 SHELL / NAV / MENUS / LAYOUT
 
-TODO: Read through grid item below, cogitate then make todo's with actual planned changes that must happen to implement, then whack them off one by one ;)
-
 TODO: GRIDS
-	- RESEARCH MAX ROW COUNT?
-		- Changes required at server and client (need more options at client for selection in drop down max rows thingie)
-		- Also docs for api need changing
-		- In light of mass ops above what is the best practical limit to number of rows to bring down?
-		- I'm thinking some people are sitting on the local network with the server and don't have an issue with a huge amount of data coming down the pipes
-		- Determine a sane maximum and implement it
-			- See what other commonly used api's are doing out there
-				- SharePoint 2013 max 5k records
-				- Salesforce 2k 
-				- Wordpress 100
-				- Azure app insights 10k
-				- github search api max 100
-			- Check on stackoverflow probably been asked recently in modern times
-
-
 	- MAKE GRID AS GENERIC VUE COMPONENT
 		- Make the grid itself as a generic component that handles the most essential parts common to all forms
 		- This way can plunk it in different list forms and then wrap it with what is unique to that form and type etc
@@ -72,6 +55,8 @@ TODO: GRIDS
 		- USE MOCK column definition at the server end for now so can do client dev right up to functioning grid *then* go back and do the server template and column definition stuff for real
 		- MUST HANDLE HIDDEN FIELDS AND NOT DISPLAY (this is also a server issue)
 		- Grid does *NOT* have sort indicators or controls, that's behind the grid in the filter UI, this is necessary for reasons I forget 
+		- Max 100 rows in grid at a time with paging
+		
 
 	- AFTER working mocked grid
 		- DISPLAY FORMAT TEMPLATES			
@@ -94,7 +79,7 @@ TODO: GRIDS
 		- Modify the grid to no longer use mock values but real ones instead and test
 
 		
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+TODO: Client API code handle 
 
 
 TODO: Make errorBoxError message box on all forms a component instead as it's just boilerplate