There was a brief period where Lemur had a built-in Bug Reporting app. A user could fill out the bug report via the app and the app would send the data to a PHP script on the Lemur server. That script would then verify the data, add it to the database (making it available for others to see), and email me. It worked most of the time, but had moments of being a bit buggy.
Well, I'm bringing the Bug Reporter back. I have some different ideas of how I want it to work this time. One huge idea is making it a two-way app. The old Bug Reporter app was one-way (i.e. the data only went one way...to the Lemur server.). I want the new app to track, not only the bug report, but who sent it. So, when we update a bug report, the server will send out the updated info to the Bug Reporter app...and email the info to the user that initially submitted the report. This will eliminate the need for Lemur users to keep checking the website for bug report info. Instead, it will be right there on their desktop in the app. The bug report data will still be available on the website for those that wish to view it there.
I will start on this app as soon as I get the Lemur Welcome and Lemur APEman apps updated.
Well, I'm bringing the Bug Reporter back. I have some different ideas of how I want it to work this time. One huge idea is making it a two-way app. The old Bug Reporter app was one-way (i.e. the data only went one way...to the Lemur server.). I want the new app to track, not only the bug report, but who sent it. So, when we update a bug report, the server will send out the updated info to the Bug Reporter app...and email the info to the user that initially submitted the report. This will eliminate the need for Lemur users to keep checking the website for bug report info. Instead, it will be right there on their desktop in the app. The bug report data will still be available on the website for those that wish to view it there.
I will start on this app as soon as I get the Lemur Welcome and Lemur APEman apps updated.