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codingclub-iitdh and others added 30 commits December 29, 2024 11:48
1. Replaced old Login with Google Login
2. Added title as "Event Permissions"
3. Added IITDh Logo
4. Resolved some image import warnings  (/public directory is served as root)
1. Completed the frontend of Event Form page (by adding all the required variables to store the form data).
2. Formatted the pdf using jsPDF using all the form data variables .
3. Instead of downloading the pdf each time, added iframe to display the pdf on the webpage itself (which will have a download button in the frame itself)
1. Renamed and added the variables required for filling and storing the form in official format.
2. Added the "Submit for Approval" button along with checking "All required fields should be filled"
My Event Applications page to show event form applications previously applied for. (It shows pending applications in "Yellow" and approved applications in "Light Green")
In Staff Dashboard, made these work:
1. Pending Applications
2. Approved Applications
1.View Details Button for Pending Applications

Inside DetailsPage
1. Approve button working
2. Reject Button working
Separated generatePDF() function from EventForm.jsx and EventDetails.jsx into src/utils/pdfGenerator.js
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