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Friday 28 September 2012

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Re: [dcphp-dev] sessions, iframes, headache

Not really sure, but this may be relevant: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/172223/how-do-i-set-cookies-from-outside-domains-inside-iframes-in-safari

"From visited" is the default cookie policy on iOS Safari. If that's the issue, an OPTIONS request or something akin to a CORS preflight might do it perhaps?

Dan Drinkard

On Friday, September 28, 2012 at 4:58 PM, Eddie Peloke wrote:

Hello,

I've been banging my head on this issue so am hoping someone can help. We created an online ordering site for restaurants. The restaurant adds an iframe on their current website to connect to our site which then pulls in their menu, lets users order, etc. You can see an example here:

http://stoningtonpizza.com/order_online.html

When that first page is loaded, it grabs the id from the URL and creates a session storing restaurant info. Once you navigate off the page, the session data is lost and things go awry. This doesn't happen an all browsers, just a few namely some versions of safari on the iPad and iPod. I've added all the P3P headers but can't seem to get it to work.

Also, this is running on CodeIgnitor version 1.7 and I've tried replacing the default session handler with native sessions and neither fixed it.

Has anyone experienced this?

Thanks,
Eddie

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[dcphp-dev] sessions, iframes, headache

Hello,

I've been banging my head on this issue so am hoping someone can help. We created an online ordering site for restaurants. The restaurant adds an iframe on their current website to connect to our site which then pulls in their menu, lets users order, etc. You can see an example here:

http://stoningtonpizza.com/order_online.html

When that first page is loaded, it grabs the id from the URL and creates a session storing restaurant info. Once you navigate off the page, the session data is lost and things go awry. This doesn't happen an all browsers, just a few namely some versions of safari on the iPad and iPod. I've added all the P3P headers but can't seem to get it to work.

Also, this is running on CodeIgnitor version 1.7 and I've tried replacing the default session handler with native sessions and neither fixed it.

Has anyone experienced this?

Thanks,
Eddie

RE: [dcphp-dev] Introductions

Hey folks, I’m John Howard--@OSDinDC. Not a developer, but I do enjoy the community and the Symfony2 release was the first Meetup I made it to when I moved to DC last year. I started as a tech recruiter, not really knowing what that was, in NYC in 2006. I found I enjoyed the relationships that came out of being a different type of recruiter from what engineers were used to. When I started we were working heavy Java/C++ roles on Wall St; the market dropped out I started working with, what was for me, the first manager hiring for PHP, at a small media startup in the Village. Never really looked back…led me into RoR, Python, JavaScript, Mobile, DevOps roles and companies and folks I enjoyed working with more…helping small startups working to put together great teams and un-bureaucratic companies connect with and hire good tech folks. Also helped us create and host more Meetups, events, etc. within the community we work. Looking forward to continuing to do so…(hopefully this will be considered Recruiter Spam-Free—don’t post or chat up anyone here aside from giving heads-ups on events, etc.)

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Subject: [dcphp-dev] Introductions

It's been a good long while since everybody on the list has introduced themselves and said what they do. This will help us know who's on the list and give new people an idea of the range of talent they have to draw on by asking questions of the list.

I'll kick it off:

I'm Sandy Smith, and I organize DCPHP along with Barry Austin (DC Beverage Subgroup) and Brock Boland (He Who Keeps This List Free of Recruiter Spam).

I've been working with PHP since '99. I'm a child of the 80's and grew up on BASIC (C-64) and then tried my hand at other professions before settling on tech. Most of my career has been spent consulting (mostly building/configuring CMSes, both custom and Drupal) for DC-area clients, especially nonprofits, but recently I've been more in the startup world. I was a cofounder of mojoLive.com and have a new company that does both consulting and products called Muskteers.me. We just started a Kickstarter for two new products if you want to check it out: http://kck.st/QjQZho

For more details, my mojoLive profile: http://mojolive.com/profile/sandys1

Who's next?

Sandy Smith - http://sandyconsult.com/

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[dcphp-dev] Re: Introductions

Hi, I'm Andy Cassell. I'm a Web Application developer in Herndon, VA. I work for the Marine Spill Response Corporation (www.msrc.org) a non-profit that cleans up oil spills. I build our Intranet applications for tracking equipment, logistics, and response activities and our public website. In my spare time I've done my fair share of contributing to 2 failed startups/businesses (working on a 3rd) and I've created several open source projects. I work mostly with a PHP/MySQL backend and a javascript (Ember, jQuery, MooTools) frontend. I'm originally from the Erie, Pennsylvania area and a 2007 Computer Engineering graduate of Penn State. My previous employers were Sony and R.A. Jones.

Website: www.andrewcassell.com

Github: github.com/cassell

SQLicious (an open source ORM and code generator for PHP): sqlicious.com

I try to regularly attend the NoVA Beverage subgroup meetings.

- Andy

On Monday, September 17, 2012 2:18:38 PM UTC-4, Sandy Smith wrote:

It's been a good long while since everybody on the list has introduced themselves and said what they do. This will help us know who's on the list and give new people an idea of the range of talent they have to draw on by asking questions of the list.

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Thursday 27 September 2012

[Downtown Dharma Listserve] Re: Next Buddha Brunch - Oct 6th

I'll be there too!

Danya

On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 4:27:04 PM UTC-4, David Rabin, Cellist wrote:

Greetings

Wanted to invite you to the next Buddha Brunch on Saturday, Oct 6th,
12p at my abode, 1421 Taylor, NW, in Columbia Heights/Petworth. I'm
about 3/4 of a mile north of the Col Hts metro station. There are
buses that go up 14th and 16th streets.

Please let me know if you're coming and what you'd like to bring. I'll
send out a short reading closer to the date.

Look forward to seeing you!

David

[Downtown Dharma Listserve] This Sunday, Sept 30: Sangha Discussion with Hugh, 4pm

Hi Sangha friends,

I wanted to remind everyone know that we'll be having a community gathering / discussion with Hugh this Sunday, September 30, at 4pm at Tynan Cofee and Tea in Columbia Heights at 1400 Irving St, http://tynancoffeeandtea.com/locations.html.

The gathering is open to anyone who would like to join, but please let me know if advance if you are planning to come send me any topics or issues that you'd like to discuss so we can put together an agenda. In general, we'll be continuing the conversation about building the All Souls/ Downtown Dharma community and how we can contribute to that process and provide support to IMCW. We started a discussion about generosity and dana at the Sunday before last, and I think this will give us an opportunity to explore some of those ideas and questions further with Hugh.

I look forward to seeing you all soon,

Danya

[dcphp-dev] Master Retailer Database -- MediaWiki? OSM?

I have data from a bunch of different government agencies regulating
retail outlets. Most (but not all) of them have some sort of internal
identifier, but it's maddening to try to get reports with data where
the name or address is slightly different, and of course there's no
master id.

So I'm trying to put together a master database, with our own
identifier. I figure we'll go through some address standardization
for the first pass. It gets more complicated, though, when store
names change (e.g. when a business is sold, the address stays the same
but the name doesn't) or moves, or is added, whatever. We're talking
about making opening the data up under the Open Database License, and
I'd like to use some sort of standard tool.

MediaWiki came to mind first. It'd be a great UI, and would allow
people to update the site with specific information like if the store
was no longer in business. But the majority of the data updates would
come from merging lists from various agencies. On the huge plus side,
we have an API for access and updating, and a built-in history tool.

OpenStreetMap was my second idea. Many of the same benefits, but a
bit more awkward to work with. The huge advantage is that the data
relevant to OSM we get from the agencies could be pushed back to the
OSM database. But I'm not sure how to handle our project-specific
data (e.g. violations) which is clearly of no interest to OSM.

I'm leaning toward MediaWiki, and was wondering if anyone had any
experience with managing what is more often stored in a relational
database. I'm trying to avoid writing a full site for this, but it's
tempting to start with name, address, phone, etc., but then I'd have
to manage all the history and wiki nature of this. So I'm looking for
a combination of the free-flow wiki-style data and a structured
database.

I worked on something a while ago where we just enforced headers,
which roughly mapped to each field. But that felt a bit hackish.
It's more like I want a form within a mediawiki page.

We will write some plugins for linking to data that comes directly
from a database, like the violations themselves, but the common data
is what I'm thinking about now.

Any pointers?

Thanks!

Tac

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Re: [Philodemic Society] Re: Resolutions for consideration at the September 28 Business Meeting

Resolved: the District of Columbia should be admitted to the Union as the 51st state.

Peter A. Prindiville

Georgetown University, Class of 2014

Candidate for District of Columbia Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E

Get involved with the campaign! -- facebook.com/PeterForANC

On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 9:53 AM, Alex Henderson <alnoct@gmail.com> wrote:

How about: Civilized people do not murder others over Youtube videos.
or better: Religious offense does not justify violence.

On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 8:41 PM, Constantine Petallides <cjpetallides@gmail.com> wrote:

Resolved: Pablo Escobar did more good than harm
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Re: [Philodemic Society] Re: Resolutions for consideration at the September 28 Business Meeting

How about: Civilized people do not murder others over Youtube videos.
or better: Religious offense does not justify violence.

On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 8:41 PM, Constantine Petallides <cjpetallides@gmail.com> wrote:

Resolved: Pablo Escobar did more good than harm
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Re: [Downtown Dharma Listserve] Digest for downtowndharma@googlegroups.com - 2 Messages in 1 Topic

Hello all - I've been disconnected from the group, but want to reconnect. I'd love to come to the Buddha Brunch. I will bring a green salad. Looking forward to it.

Yvonne

On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 6:25 PM, <downtowndharma@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Today's Topic Summary

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Digest for downtowndharma@googlegroups.com - 2 Messages in 2 Topics [2 Updates]

Digest for downtowndharma@googlegroups.com - 2 Messages in 2 Topics

Donna Kerner <dakerner@hotmail.com> Sep 26 03:01PM -0400

Hi David,

I would like to attend. I will bring some kind of baked goods.
Thanks for hosting.

Donna

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Subject: [Downtown Dharma Listserve] Digest for downtowndharma@googlegroups.com - 2 Messages in 2 Topics
Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2012 23:10:34 +0000

Today's Topic Summary
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Next Buddha Brunch - Oct 6th [1 Update]
My room-mate is seeking a new home [1 Update]
Next Buddha Brunch - Oct 6th
David Rabin <drabin902@gmail.com> Sep 19 04:27PM -0400

Greetings

Wanted to invite you to the next Buddha Brunch on Saturday, Oct 6th,
12p at my abode, 1421 Taylor, NW, in Columbia Heights/Petworth. I'm
about 3/4 of a mile north of the Col Hts metro station. There are
buses that go up 14th and 16th streets.

Please let me know if you're coming and what you'd like to bring. I'll
send out a short reading closer to the date.

Look forward to seeing you!

David

My room-mate is seeking a new home
"ilykramer@gmail.com" <ilykramer@gmail.com> Sep 19 08:54AM -0700

Hello!

I hope you are all doing well and are having a mindful week.

My room mate Scott, a considerate, neat, and kind 30 year old male, is
looking for a new place to live starting in November 1, 2012 through the
end of September 2013. He is primarily interested in a room in a house or
apartment share in Mount Pleasant, Columbia Heights, or Adams Morgan,
although he is considering other neighborhoods. His price limit is
$1,000/month. If you have a room available and/or know of someone who
does, please contact Scott at scottab@gmail.com. Thanks!

Namaste,

Ilyse

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scott Drewes <scott.drewes@gmail.com> Sep 26 04:24PM -0400

David,

Count me in also.

Scott

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[Mission of Love] Deadline is 9/29/12: Student Internship / Co-op Opportunities at NASA Langley Research Center

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[dcphp-dev] Re: Alexandria Happy Hour?

Hi Ray,

I really like the Oyster sandwich at Hanks. The food is great! However, for a meetup, the place is tiny. Below is a picture: https://plus.google.com/104170146535188106538/about?gl=us&hl=en

David

On Wednesday, September 26, 2012 8:58:57 AM UTC-4, Ray Paseur wrote:

From a depth of personal experience I can recommend Hanks Oyster Bar, at the corner of King and Henry. A bit of a walk from the Metro, but worth the excursion. Decent selection of beer (no Rustico, but still OK) and great food. That's my two Euros... Ray

[Philodemic Society] Re: Resolutions for consideration at the September 28 Business Meeting

Resolved: The porn industry in the United States has done more harm than good.

Resolved: Utilitarianism is immoral.

Resolved: The IMF and the World Bank are tools of imperialism.

On Monday, September 24, 2012 2:04:21 PM UTC-4, Amanda Wynter wrote:

Please post resolutions here before NOON on Friday September 28!

Thanks,
Amanda

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Wednesday 26 September 2012

[Philodemic Society] Re: Resolutions for consideration at the September 28 Business Meeting

Resolved: Pablo Escobar did more good than harm

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[Philodemic Society] Re: Resolutions for consideration at the September 28 Business Meeting

I want to second Sam's suggestion that we vote again on:

Resolved: the minimum wage should be abolished.

Also:

Resolved: Selfishness, properly understood, is a virtue.

Resolved: Environmentalism is the successor to socialism.

Resolved: The voluntary sale of organs should be legalized.

Resolved: A parent's child custody rights should be salable.

Resolved: Vigilantism is sometimes justified.

Resolved: Reason is man's only oracle. (Or: Reason is man's only means of knowledge.)

Resolved: Drug addicts are evil, not helpless victims.

Resolved: Drug use is a moral problem, not a public health problem.

Resolved: Justice is incompatible with mercy.

Resolved: The U.S. should adopt a policy of free and unrestricted immigration. (Obviously excluding criminals, people with smallpox, etc.)

Resolved: The U.S. does not do enough to support Israel.

Resolved: The U.S. should regard all Israeli settlements as legitimate.

Resolved: Jesus should not have died for mankind's sins. (Or: It is wrong for a perfect being to sacrifice himself to save the wicked.)

Resolved: Original sin is incompatible with free will.

Resolved: Most people are not good.

Resolved: Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are incompatible with poverty, chastity, and obedience (i.e. a priest's vows).

Resolved: "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need" is reprehensible.

On Monday, September 24, 2012 2:04:21 PM UTC-4, Amanda Wynter wrote:

Please post resolutions here before NOON on Friday September 28!

Thanks,
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Re: [Downtown Dharma Listserve] Digest for downtowndharma@googlegroups.com - 2 Messages in 2 Topics

David,

Count me in also.

Scott

On 9/26/12, Donna Kerner <dakerner@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> I would like to attend. I will bring some kind of baked goods.
> Thanks for hosting.
>
> Donna
>
>
>
>
>
> To: downtowndharma@googlegroups.com
> From: downtowndharma@googlegroups.com
> Subject: [Downtown Dharma Listserve] Digest for
> downtowndharma@googlegroups.com - 2 Messages in 2 Topics
> Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2012 23:10:34 +0000
>
>
>
>
> Today's Topic Summary
> Group: http://groups.google.com/group/downtowndharma/topics
>
>
> Next Buddha Brunch - Oct 6th [1 Update]
> My room-mate is seeking a new home [1 Update]
> Next Buddha Brunch - Oct 6th
> David Rabin <drabin902@gmail.com> Sep 19 04:27PM -0400
>
> Greetings
>
> Wanted to invite you to the next Buddha Brunch on Saturday, Oct 6th,
> 12p at my abode, 1421 Taylor, NW, in Columbia Heights/Petworth. I'm
> about 3/4 of a mile north of the Col Hts metro station. There are
> buses that go up 14th and 16th streets.
>
> Please let me know if you're coming and what you'd like to bring. I'll
> send out a short reading closer to the date.
>
> Look forward to seeing you!
>
> David
>
>
>
> My room-mate is seeking a new home
> "ilykramer@gmail.com" <ilykramer@gmail.com> Sep 19 08:54AM -0700
>
> Hello!
>
> I hope you are all doing well and are having a mindful week.
>
> My room mate Scott, a considerate, neat, and kind 30 year old male, is
> looking for a new place to live starting in November 1, 2012 through the
> end of September 2013. He is primarily interested in a room in a house or
> apartment share in Mount Pleasant, Columbia Heights, or Adams Morgan,
> although he is considering other neighborhoods. His price limit is
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Hi David,
I would like to attend. I will bring some kind of baked goods.
Thanks for hosting.
Donna

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[dcphp-dev] Re: Alexandria Happy Hour?

From a depth of personal experience I can recommend Hanks Oyster Bar, at the corner of King and Henry. A bit of a walk from the Metro, but worth the excursion. Decent selection of beer (no Rustico, but still OK) and great food. That's my two Euros... Ray

On Tuesday, September 25, 2012 7:44:41 PM UTC-4, Sandy Smith wrote:

At the meetup tonight the idea of an Alexandria happy hour came up. Would anybody be interested?

Ideas so far are for something in Old Town or up by Crystal City.

So would you go? Would you metro? And where would you prefer?

Sent from my iPhone

Re: [dcphp-dev] Introductions

Hi I'm Chris. I don't have a formal tech education but started learning PHP around 2000 and have used it in a variety of capacities. The DC PHP conferences helped me a lot, as did writing down every thing Keith and Eli said at ZendCon and a couple other events in the mid-2000s. I want to someday visit the crazy guys in Austin but like living in the DC area. I've spent some time in the past year learning Symfony2, which is nicely designed and exploring the code has improved my overall programming skills.

On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 8:48 PM, Joseph LeBlanc <contact@jlleblanc.com> wrote:

I'm Joe. Used to live around DC, then got lost on a tropical adventure. When I came to, there was this crazy guy talking about moving to Austin, so I ended up there.

I've spent a lot of time working with Joomla. Lately, I've been playing around with Node.js.

-Joe

On Sep 17, 2012, at 1:18 PM, Sandy Smith wrote:

It's been a good long while since everybody on the list has introduced themselves and said what they do. This will help us know who's on the list and give new people an idea of the range of talent they have to draw on by asking questions of the list.

I'll kick it off:

I'm Sandy Smith, and I organize DCPHP along with Barry Austin (DC Beverage Subgroup) and Brock Boland (He Who Keeps This List Free of Recruiter Spam).

I've been working with PHP since '99. I'm a child of the 80's and grew up on BASIC (C-64) and then tried my hand at other professions before settling on tech. Most of my career has been spent consulting (mostly building/configuring CMSes, both custom and Drupal) for DC-area clients, especially nonprofits, but recently I've been more in the startup world. I was a cofounder of mojoLive.com and have a new company that does both consulting and products called Muskteers.me. We just started a Kickstarter for two new products if you want to check it out: http://kck.st/QjQZho

For more details, my mojoLive profile: http://mojolive.com/profile/sandys1

Who's next?

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Sandy Smith - http://sandyconsult.com/
http://musketeers.me/
mojoLive http://mojolive.com/

@SandyS1

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RE: [dcphp-dev] Introductions

Hi Folks,

My name is Brent Lightner. I run a boutique PHP/Drupal shop located on Capitol Hill in DC. I used to code, but honestly, I’m far too rusty and removed from day-to-day development to call myself a programmer anymore. (I still know just enough to think I know what I’m talking about, when in fact I don’t. ie, just enough to annoy people that actually know what they’re doing ;-). As a team, we’ve built some impressive PHP apps, our most famous being a system that matches people who need kidneys with people willing to donate theirs. Our software is directly responsible for over 500 transplants to-date, is fully HIPAA compliant, makes use of some killer AJAX and JQuery for real-time scenario rendering, and all sort of other neat stuff that makes this build the most complicated and meaningful that we’ve ever done. These days we’re more about Drupal, but most of our developers come from a PHP background, so we’re always building custom modules and extending what Drupal can do out of the box.

If you hang out in IRC rooms, you’ll recognize my frequent and unabashed plea for new talent. We are always actively seeking experienced Drupal/PHP developers. We pay well above the curve. We work on varied and interesting projects (mainly in the non profit world). We are a totally casual shop (a shorts and flipflops kind of place). And there are lots of perks (like Friday happy hours starting at 3 with a staff meeting on our company boat shortly thereafter. (If you’re in the DC area and want to join us for a Friday cruise, we enjoy tag-alongs.) So if you’re interested in any of the above, ping me.

We’re in the process of moving our office to a bigger building. Once we do, we’ll try to host some of the meetups so that we meet more of you!

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               skype: brent.lightner
              127 C St SE
               Washington, DC 20003
             202.546.8946 TEL
               202.280.1406 FAX

On Sep 17, 2012, at 2:18 PM, Sandy Smith <sandy@sfsmith.com> wrote:

I'll kick it off:

I'm Sandy Smith, and I organize DCPHP along with Barry Austin (DC Beverage Subgroup) and Brock Boland (He Who Keeps This List Free of Recruiter Spam).

For more details, my mojoLive profile: http://mojolive.com/profile/sandys1

Who's next?

Sandy Smith - http://sandyconsult.com/

http://musketeers.me/

mojoLive http://mojolive.com/

@SandyS1