ssh – openssh<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nBuisness Stuff<\/h3>\n
99% of this was programmed in 2 weeks. – Minus firefox plugin.<\/b><\/u><\/p>\n\n- Grab case number\/work order\/address\/city\/state\/zip from third party sight via firefox plugin. Add it to our database, -and- highlight the case numbers based on who’s in charge of them.<\/li>\n
- Auto surf third party sight to grab all the work orders # of properties we’ve visited in the last 45 days. (Open or Closed)<\/li>\n
- Add a header to a pdf document. Understand we used to use M$ mail merge to do the same thing, and it took 2 people 4 hours (8 man hours) to do this every week. I can now do it in less than 1 hour by myself. My script does all of this after I upload a ‘raw’ pdf. Here’s the process:\n
\n- Convert pdf to html – pdftohtml<\/li>\n
- strpos\/preg_match by page — figure out what pages you need to pull from the pdf. (We don’t need the whole document.) – Grab case number while we’re at it.<\/li>\n
- Extract the pages we need from the pdf. – pdftk<\/li>\n
- Create a pdf header with address,city,state zip. Based on the case numbers\/pages.<\/li>\n
- Add the header to the pages – pdftk<\/li>\n
- Put new pdf in proper folders based on the date accepted, who the agent is.<\/li>\n
- Combine all the new pdfs with headers to make 1 pdf like … agent_name.pdf and also all.pdf. So it can be printed all at once.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/li>\n
- Picture Labeling System
\n\t\tBefore you think this is a minor thing … it does the following WITHOUT RELOADING THE PAGE.<\/p>\n\n- Searches for case number\/address click the link populates the form.<\/li>\n
- Grabs all previous picture descriptions for that property. Displays them. If you click one of them it populates the picture description, and saves it.<\/li>\n
- Can search *all* previous pictures for a pattern, saves when clicked. It picks the 10 most likely to display based on how many other pictures are in the database with that description.<\/li>\n
- When you save it if there are pictures that are ’empty’ (no case number or address city state etc. assigned to them) it auto populates those pictures forms as well – doesn’t save them just populates them. So all you have left to do is assign a description of the picture, and click save.<\/li>\n
- Resize\/rotate Pictures<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/li>\n
- Generate .doc files from those pictures, and email them to the right people based on state.<\/li>\n
- Nice little calender that shows how many pictures were taken on that date, and if you click the number of pictures, it gets the first match. The picture page has 3 modes. 1 goes off of case number, the other goes off of month on a per user basis, and the third does a month view for all users. All showing a calender. — nice for navigation.<\/li>\n
- A trip planner system that helps the agents plot routes, and you can print out a picture log with your last visits’ description so all you have to do is add a date, and kodak number on your property if the problem hasn’t been fixed. Or you can download the picture log in .csv format and edit it with excell.<\/li>\n
- In case mode you can see all the work orders, and the pdfs associated with them – if I have them on the system. You can even look at them.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
That’s not all of it, but most of my major accomplishments are there.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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