2

7/14/2011 Update:I'm proud to announce that this plugin is now part of the Official Gold Cart Plugin. Also automated recurring billing was added to support subscriptions. So I've lightly discussed it already. The new wpec authorize.net plugin  for Wordpress eCommerce 3.8 is nearly complete.  I thought I would take a momment to pass along some documentation and pictures to everyone who may be following this. As you can see this module supports two of the authorize.net librarys the AIM & CIM (see http://developer.authorize.net/api/).  In this first screen show you see the checkout processes where they user has selected to...

Read More

86List Pirate Radio is Back

Posted by on Dec 23, 2010, Categories: Uncategorized

1

Just finished rebuilding the 86 List pirate radio.  Had to hack the js modal stuff.  But if you know the konami code you can have a listen...

Read More
0

Tired of having to manually input each of your items into WordPress eCommerce one by one.  If you have a large cataloge, it's a nightmare I know.  Wouldn't it be nice if you could make it pull from our inventory management system and just be seemless...  Well it can for only three easy payments of $19.95 and one really hard one.  Why will it be hard, the payment will be in a different currency, the post man will be shot during delivery, the original munchkins for the Wizard of Oz will be on strike...  Ok well, maybe the payment part...

Read More
0

So I've been spending the last several months working with the Wordpress eCommerce team on developing a really awesome new eCommerce shopping cart for wordpress.  I've been mainly working on the 3.8-dev branch helping get the bugs out, cleaning code, adding in some feautres here and there etc.  Alas I've been burning the candles at both ends because on top of the work I've been doing on the core code I've written a few plugins. The first Wordpress eCommerce (or wpec) plugin I've developed is a plugin that allows you to pull all your items from a backend datasource like another...

Read More

Sings and Designs in Phoneix

Posted by on Aug 10, 2010, Categories: Uncategorized

0

I have a long history working with the Phoenix FastSigns as the largest FastSigns on the West Coast, they've given me an amazing test bed to develop and master several new technologies.  Security has always been a high priority to me and this Phoenix Sign company was the first place I deployed a transparent firewall over ten years...

Read More

Find the Schema Path In LDAP

Posted by on Mar 29, 2010, Categories: CakePHP, Featured, ldap

0

So I've been trying to find a good way to discover the schema path in LDAP that would work across Netscape style ldap servers as well as Active Directory.  See the problem is each one hides their schema path in a different place.  Netscap style servers (Redhat-DS, Project 389, iPlanet, Sun One, etc) use 'cn=schema', while openldap has been known to use 'cn=subschema' and Active Directory uses  'CN=Schema, CN= Configuration, DC=forest_root_domain' this makes it really difficult to create a universal tool that can find any schema path.  In the past I would lift code from the PhpLDAPAdmin tool, but even...

Read More

Great Media Dev Resources

Posted by on Mar 7, 2010, Categories: Web Development

0

This is just a list of awesome resources I've found for doing creating art on the web.

Snort + Mysql on RHEL 5.4

Posted by on Jan 14, 2010, Categories: IDS, linux, Snort

1

This document describes the steps for install and setting up Snort the opensource intrustion detection system. It also describes the process for updating the signature definitions. Snort is an opensource IDS (Intrusion Detection System) written and maintained by a company called sourcefire. It is one of the best IDS available and is free (Kinda).

Downloading Snort

Since we us Redhat Enterprise Linux 5 here go to the snort download page and select snort-2.8.5.2-1.RH5.i386.rpm. Since we will also be using the BASE web interface to view the alerts also download the snort-mysql-2.8.5.2-1.RH5.i386.rpm...

Read More