- Replaced http.Error with helpers.RenderError in Recover middleware
- Custom 500.html now rendered with layout and topbar on panic
- RenderError gracefully checks template existence and falls back to plain response
- Added /account/notifications full view page (index)
- Linked "Back to notifications" from notification read view
- Fixed typo in template path for notifications/index.html
- Improved layout consistency across error and account pages
- Added dedicated route and view for reading individual notifications (/account/notifications/read)
- Ensured notification is only marked as read if it hasn't already been
- Updated Notification model to use Subject and Body fields
- Fixed field references in templates (Title → Subject, Message → Body)
- Updated topbar dropdown to use correct field names and display logic
- Gracefully handle "notification not found" cases in template output
- Ensured consistent template parsing with layout and topbar inclusion
- Improved error logging for better diagnosis
- Created /account/notifications/read endpoint secured by session middleware
- Ensured users can only mark their own notifications as read
- Updated dropdown links to point to /account/notifications/read?id={id}
- Improved notification security by matching user_id in DB update
- Added redirect flow to full notifications page after marking read
- Logged DB errors to assist debugging
- Replaced legacy TemplateContext calls with structured TemplateData usage
- Removed unused variables and redundant storage calls in notifications handler
- Ensured consistent use of BuildTemplateData across user-facing handlers
- Resolved all compile-time errors from refactor
- Ready for runtime testing and further layout integration
- Introduced models.TemplateData for shared user/context state
- Moved context construction logic into handlers/template_context.go
- Simplified helpers.TemplateContext to accept structured data
- Restored and organized template helper functions
- Updated affected handlers (main.go, draw_handler.go, notifications.go)
- Improved scalability and separation of concerns in template rendering
