- fetch `position_title` from HRMS employee lookup and carry it through RFID scan persistence
- extend `lunch_order_transactions` migration with `grade_type` and `Designation` columns for existing databases
- store designation on `ScanRecord` and include both grade label and designation in CSV exports
- add a helper to format grade type for export as “Management” / “Non Management”
- Updated `item_for` column in `menu_item` table to reflect correct values based on employee grade type (Management/NonManagement).
- Added 'MANAGEMENT' to items with id 51 and 53.
- Added 'NON_MANAGEMENT' to item with id 54.
- Modified the employee photo fetching logic to use the external link instead of the database for fetching employee photos.
- Added missing fields in the `lunch_order_transactions` table to ensure no fields are left blank or null during the scan process.
Extend HRMS RFID lookup to include uind_serial, function_id, department_id, created_by, and tag created timestamp
Persist new tag fields + meal session code in SQLite scan records; auto-migrate schema and drop deprecated EmployeeDbId column
Enforce “once per meal session per local day” scan rule (keep short per-card debounce; remove global cooldown)
Enhance sync: insert scans into production lunch_order_transactions (MySqlConnectionString) and into HRMS/local lunch_order (HrmsLookupConnectionString) with duplicate guard; include location_site_id from SQLite SiteId
Add EmployeePhotoService to load and decode hrms.employee_photo blobs (data URI or raw bytes) using parent_document_id
Wire ScannerDashboardViewModel to load photos after RFID scan and on app restart, binding to EmployeeProfileImage
Display employee photos in left panel and order-history rows with graceful placeholder fallback
Store ParentDocumentId in scan records and expose it through HrmsEmployeeInfo / ScanRecord / OrderHistoryItem for photo lookups
Use employee.concatenated_name from HRMS for full employee name in lookups
Add CRUD support for meal schedules backed by hrms.meal_schedule (Add New + Save creates/updates schedules for a site and session)
Store meal/session label, menu items, total price, department, and department type on each ScanRecord in SQLite so every scan keeps its own metadata.
Add lightweight schema upgrades for lunch_order_transactions to include MealLabel, MealItems, TotalPrice, Department, and DepartmentType.
Update RfidService to populate these new fields and expose UpdateLastScanMealInfo for post-scan enrichment.
Fix dashboard startup logic to restore last scanned employee (ID, name, department, department type, meal) from the last ScanRecord.
Refactor order history and “View All” modal to read Meal/Items and Price from each row’s stored values instead of a global in-memory label.
Include Meal and Price columns in the CSV export, using per-record data.
Remove unused local MealSchedules/OrderItems SQLite tables and ensure they are dropped as legacy schema.
Add LocationSiteId to HrmsEmployeeInfo populated from employee_rfid_tag.location_site_id.
Update EmployeeLookupService query to select and map the site id.
Change ScannerDashboardViewModel to load lunch_menu_week using the site id from the scanned employee’s RFID tag instead of only config.
- Replace API sync with direct MySQL database insert
- Add IP address capture and storage (SQLite + MySQL)
- Normalize SiteId to 2-digit format (e.g., "02" instead of "SITE : 2")
- Mark records as synced instead of deleting after sync
- Add day-end cleanup for old synced rows
- Rename table to lunch_order_transactions
- Add MySqlConnector package and connection string config
- Add SiteId/DeviceId to scan pipeline (config, SQLite, sync payload, schema upgrade)
- Canteen wording: orders/place order, Today’s Orders, Total Orders (today only), scanner connectivity status
- Menu: site left, Settings/Logout right; fix focus for site input and when closing menu
- Cooldown: prominent on-screen alert to ask customer to rescan after countdown
- Sync: post to production every 15 minutes (was 3 hours)
- UI: remove “Utopia Canteen System” heading, larger logo, single menu row layout