Version 0.11

-> Added login page and applied styling
Added database constants to connect to remote database server on justinhellsten.com
Added register page
Change title to Incident Tracker. Created js folder and added jquery 1.10.0 and login.js for login submission. Register button added and placed next to login button, and styled the same as the login button. Margin left padding added to flush the buttons with the input fields.
Change Register to Sign Up! Register page form now has username, email, password, confirm password input fields, and a register button. Blue/White theme applied.
Version 0.2

-> Added Aleady Signed Up Form on the right side of the register.php page
-> Border line added to distingush between the two forms (register and login)
-> Footer background (tile pattern) added
Version 0.21

- Built simple view_issues.php page
Version 0.22

-> Added social icons for Justin and Michael in the register's footer page
-> Copyright text added to the register's footer page. Justin and Michael link to their respected websites.
-> Database connection added to dashboard_header.php
Version 0.23

-> Added user type to registration form
-> Added jquery validation to form, custom error messages are set for each field
-> Added styling to custom error messages (appear on the right side of the input fields)
Version 0.24

-> Register form can now register users
-> Login forms (both index.php and on the register page) can log in users
-> Created register success page, that displays name of user and links them to the dashboard page
-> Basic validations on username, password, and email fields on the PHP side when registering users, failed validation redirects to the registers page
Version 0.25

-> Site Security, prevent non-register users from accessing the dashboard
-> User session saved when registered or log in
-> Common header added to dashboard pages, nav links: View Issues, Create Issue, Account Settings, Log Out; and welcome message right side
Version 0.211

- Changes to view_issues to add a query string
- Added edit_issue.php
Version 0.25

-> Fixed bug with mysql_real_escape which allowed anyone to bypass security by registrying any user, followed by entering no username or password during login
Version 0.27

-> Deleted images that are not used
Version 0.28

- Created edit_issue.php page which includes all required information
about ticket
- includes addition of the Event List
- Minor changes to view_issues.php
Version 0.3

- New column: assignedToID in incidentEvents table. This determines who
the event is assigned to, and ultimately who the incident is currently
assigned to
- edit_issue now allows you to create new events, which includes some
validation as comments are required (ims_event.php)
- edit_issue now shows all required information, including a robust
event list
- View issues now shows the most recent status, and who the ticket is
assigned to
Version 0.4

- Added create issue and ims_incident pages
- You can now create an entirely new issue
- Major fixes to view_issues and edit_issue, including where
status/assignedTo wasn't showing most recent
- You can assign a ticket to nobody