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@@ -37,26 +37,13 @@ todo: register domain name myayanova.com for hanging subscriber servers off of
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todo: Update raven license code in subscription mode to check for total active User count instead of tech count
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and business rules, like search for teh tech thing and parallel it to the User thing
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if ($("#perpetual").prop("checked")) {
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features.push({
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Feature: "ServiceTechs", <-----------------
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Count: Number($("#techcount").val())
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});
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} else {
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features.push({
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Feature: "ActiveInternalUsers", <-----------------
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Count: Number($("#subusercount").val())
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});
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features.push({
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Feature: "ActiveCustomerUsers", <-----------------
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Count: Number($("#subcustcount").val())
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});
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}
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todo: update raven license check code to count active customer contact users as a business rule
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mimic user/tech check
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todo: TEST subscription and perpetual license code
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Does it prevent changing a user to active?
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Does it prevent changing a user type? (direct db meddling)
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Does it prevent installing a new license when too few for existing active?
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Does it communicate this well to the user?
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todo: update the test servers whichever are around, I've done my dev test.helloayanova.com, but should also do a261 and the eval ones
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