Sugarcrm and other mods.

I need work done in 20 days or less. I"m can pay from $150-225 for this work. You will modify the free version of sugar crm and do some of the other following task: Here are the task: 1) Support a screen with 1, 2, or 3 column page setup. Create an “edit layout” image/button on the screen; this should open a new frame (within existing window) which allows you to select 1, 2 or 3 columns. Allow user to drag and drop each div into one of the columns, which should then auto align (check out [login to view URL](remove_this)[login to view URL] for an example). Save resulting configuration to a table. 2) Put contact grid into a moveable div 3) Add ability to hide columns, save hidden column config to a database (as you have done for form div). Would be great if possible to right click column header to hide. 4) Add ThemeRoller theme to grid see example. Ensure both grid and form div have similar look and feel ([login to view URL](remove_this)[login to view URL]) 5) Add slightly different css for form div. See any form in the sugarcrm example from #1 or see contact form lower right hand side on this page http://abeau(remove_this)[login to view URL] or this [login to view URL](remove_this)[login to view URL] 6) Add ability to make some modifications to any of the controls in the form (text box, drop down, button, etc). It would be great if you could right click the control which loads a new frame (in existing window) with the following configuration information: Hide Field (yes/no) (don’t show field on the screen) Is Required Field (yes/no) (add an asterisk so user knows it is required) Validation Rules (textbox) (don’t worry about any functionality on this, just store resulting text to a table) 7) Add concept of widgets (see sugarcrm). Add or remove from a list of predefined “widgets” to the screen. I would look to your expertise on how to handle this but my thinking was to allow adding/removing a div which loads a .net user control or just an aspx page embedded in the div. A good sample might be a “Memo” grid with the following columns Memo Type (drop down), Memo (textbox), Date. On this particular “Memo” widget try implementing the datagrid show/hide details [login to view URL](remove_this)[login to view URL] and allow the user to edit an existing memo when it is expanded. Also allow ability to create a new memo. 8) Allow textboxes (i.e. notes) to be resizable. 9) When you click on a row, highlight it and load the values into the form below 10) Create concept of user definable widgets. Allow user to create a new drag/drop div with user defined basic controls (drop down, textbox, etc). Consider making everything database driven. As in #1, screen should support 1, 2, or 3 columns. User should be able to create as many user definable div’s as they want on the screen. Each div will have an associated sql table with source data and a separate table with configuration info. Each control/field will have its own column in the sql table. Data should be bound and saved in the same way as Phase One, that is via a json/ajax call to a webservice which in turn inserts/updates/deletes the record in this custom table/widget. User should be able to add new controls on the screen, reorder them in the column, switch columns, and define the following parameters on the control: Data Type (Text, Number, Integer, Date, Money) Field Size Description (show on field mouse over) Hide Field (yes/no) (don’t show field on the screen) Is Required Field (yes/no) (add an asterisk so user knows it is required) Validation Rules (textbox) (don’t worry about any functionality on this, just store) Column Number (textbox, not necessary if this is configured elsewhere)