- Added AJAX functionality to fetch role permissions for copying.
- Introduced system role management with permission checks for updates.
- Implemented role deletion with confirmation modal and backend handling.
- Enhanced user role assignment migration scripts to transition from legacy profiles to RBAC.
- Created SQL migration scripts for user roles and permissions mapping.
- Updated user interface to support new role management features including copy permissions and system role indicators.
- Updated authorization checks in product management, product attributes, configurations, software, and user management files to use 'permissions' for consistency.
- Ensured that all relevant pages correctly check user permissions for read, update, delete, and create actions.
- Adjusted session variable references to align with the new permissions structure across various modules.
- Updated session variables to use 'authorization' array instead of 'username' for user identification across multiple files.
- Introduced a new function `getUserPermissions` to consolidate user permissions retrieval based on assigned roles.
- Modified API calls to use the new authorization structure and updated endpoints to v2.
- Enhanced language support by adding 'PL' to the list of supported languages.
- Cleaned up redundant code and improved session management during user login and registration processes.
- Added a new API endpoint for fetching user permissions based on user ID.
- Implemented PayPal webhook for handling payment notifications, including signature verification and transaction updates.
- Created invoice generation and license management for software upgrades upon successful payment.
- Added comprehensive logging for debugging purposes.
- Introduced new CSS styles for the marketing file management system, including layout, toolbar, breadcrumb navigation, search filters, and file management UI components.
- Updated action buttons across multiple files to use icons (e.g., "Save" to "💾+", "Delete" to "X").
- Replaced "Cancel" button text with a left arrow (←) for a more intuitive navigation experience.
- Removed unnecessary action columns from tables to streamline the interface.
- Enhanced table rows to be clickable for better user interaction, redirecting to relevant management pages.
- Adjusted font sizes and styles in CSS for improved readability and aesthetics.
- Standardized back button functionality to use a left arrow across various pages.
