• Added configurable option to enable or disable user registration

• Integrated and standardized Users package (v2.0.2.5) with controller logic, SESSION message handling, and modal interfaces

• Improved LOCAL scoping in functions and updated email templates

• Removed deprecated fields (account_type) and cleaned up registration form code

• Consolidated and renamed files for consistency (users-create.cfm, modal cleanup, general refactoring)

• Cleaned up and optimized related database tables for improved reliability

Configuration System

• Created centralized configuration file for application settings

• Standardized configuration naming (APPLICATION.company_url → APPLICATION.company_domain; added company_domain_sld)

• Added new configuration options (package_users_login_redirect) for login routing control

System Framework

• Introduced standardized error handling across the framework

• Consolidated onError logic within Application.cfc for unified error processing

• Aligned error.cfm templates to ensure consistent error responses, clearer error logging, and improved debugging

• Refined existing error.cfm templates for consistent error handling

• Updated Application.cfc to unify error logic and improve debugging

• Updated baseline system files (index.cfm, .htaccess) to support this branch’s environment

• Cleaned up cflocation formatting and general application scoping practices

• Added cfparam handling for URL.route to improve debugging workflows

Framework Controllers

• Cleaned and optimized the Trace model’s queries for system_trace

• Updated Security controller to use key_length instead of strLength for enhanced security

• Cleaned scope usage in Access controller for improved maintainability

• Refactored Default controller by converting systemDisplayBuild to a struct-based pattern

Repository Maintenance

• Updated .gitignore to exclude media files, configuration files, and development-only directories

• Performed broad cleanup of obsolete files and reorganized project structure for clarity

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