This commit refines the refund context handling by removing the unnecessary boolean parameter for Super Admin in the `fxRefundComputeContext` function, simplifying the logic. It ensures that refunds are consistently linked to the correct event context across various functions, enhancing authorization checks and calculations. The version code is incremented to 4.72.719 to reflect these changes.
This commit enhances the refund functionality by introducing event context handling for refunds. It updates the logic to ensure that refunds are linked to the correct event, improving authorization checks and refund calculations. Additionally, the refund context is now passed through various functions to ensure accurate processing. The version code is incremented to 4.72.718 to reflect these changes.
This commit introduces a new documentation panel for the refund process in the registration management interface. It adds a function to render the refund documentation aside from the main refund form, improving user guidance during the refund process. Additionally, CSS styles are added to ensure proper layout and responsiveness of the new panel. The version code is updated to 4.72.717 to reflect these changes.
This commit improves the handling of PayPal refunds by ensuring that no summary is displayed when there are no refunds available. The logic now checks for empty refund details before rendering the summary section, preventing unnecessary display of empty elements. This change enhances the clarity of the user interface by only showing relevant information, thereby improving the overall user experience in the registration management interface.
This commit enhances the handling of PayPal refunds by refining the logic for retrieving currency and identifiers. It introduces new utility functions, `strFirst` and `floatFirst`, to ensure that fallback values are correctly utilized when the refunds section is empty or when API reporting fails. This change improves the robustness of the refund summary display, ensuring accurate information is presented to users.
This commit introduces a new function, `renderPayPalRefundSummaryHtml`, to provide a concise overview of PayPal refunds within the registration management interface. The summary displays essential information such as status, captured amount, total refunded, and remaining balance, enhancing the user experience by presenting key details in a more accessible format. Additionally, the existing code is updated to utilize this new summary function, improving the overall clarity and usability of transaction information.
This commit introduces a new refund feature in the mobile event management system. It includes an AJAX-based refund form that allows users to request refunds directly from the event management interface. The refund button is conditionally displayed based on user permissions, and the form is dynamically loaded to enhance user experience. Additionally, the refund processing logic is integrated with existing PayPal functions to ensure seamless transaction handling. This update improves the overall usability and functionality of the event management system.
