Backend Logic for Frontend Form Submission Application

Prerequisites 1. When you accept responsibility for building the project from us, you will be required to build the database structure. You will need to present your data as a schema to us for approval before building the tables. 2. You will be required to consult with us and work out what you need to build the solution. We will work with you to guide you through the development stages and will assist you in overcoming any problems. 3. All front end design will be supplied to you. You are expected to use the front end and perform all back end logic including: - Form processing - Login processing - Session management - User account management - PayPal payment gateway integration - Password recovery management - Database storage and retrieval. - PHP form validation 4. Application Requirements - Application will need to be developed on CodeIgnitor MVC Framework for ease of maintainability and scalability. - MySQL 5 connectivity to be used to store information - PHP 5.3x to be used. - Application is required to run under its own directory without any dependencies on other applications that exist, running on the same server. - The application will be hosted on a dedicated server. Let us know what additional modules to be installed on the server if you require it as we will have full access to the server. - Paypal integration. - Facebook connect integration - Open Id integration - Google account integration - Custom form registration required. - Build all necessary controllers, models, views and Bootstrapper in MVC. - With the views, you are required to convert the plain HTML front end mockups to views. - An Administrative Bypass mechanism will need to be implemented into the Form, that will allow certain formusers that are marked as an ‘admin user’ to bypass the payment system, yet still be able to submit in the contents of the form. To set a user to an admin user, this will be done directly via the PhpMyAdmin interface. 5. Coding Standards - All system-wide settings and constants will need to be defined in a globally accessible file (e.g [login to view URL]). - Constants used throughout the web form should be defined within the [login to view URL] file and values should be accessible by the application. - All API initialisation settings/strings (e.g facebook configs, API Keys, etc) should be stored in the config. ini file. - All mail settings (e.g Default Subject Lines, From Addresses, From Name, BCC emails) are to be stored in the [login to view URL] file 6. We will require examples of previous projects you have developed in code ignitor. A case study or testimonial of any projects you have developed will be desireable. Bidders who send us a snippet of code that they have developed so that we can gauge the level of professional coding performed will be highly looked upon. 7. You will be provided with a more thorough brief upon an application pending you meet our requirements. 8. To show that you have read up to this point, ensure that you include the phrase 'ping pong' in your bid message.