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• Elmer Masters 1:56 pm on June 25, 2014 Permalink
  Tags: cookies ( 2 ), Drupal 7 ( 52 ), launch ( 18 )   

  I’m reviewing code at the moment. Making sure that cookies work right. Because I always forget about the cookies until it’s too late.

   

• Elmer Masters 1:41 pm on June 25, 2014 Permalink
  Tags: Drupal 7 ( 52 ), launch ( 18 )   

  The db dump is complete. Handed over to Mediacurrent to run the updated user migration.
  Dan is moving ahead with updating the code base on the new web nodes.

   

• Elmer Masters 1:31 pm on June 25, 2014 Permalink
  Tags: Drupal 7 ( 52 ), launch ( 18 )   

  Dan is doing a dump of D6 database so we can migrate about 500 users who have registered since the last migration run.

   

• Elmer Masters 1:30 pm on June 25, 2014 Permalink
  Tags: Drupal 7 ( 52 ), launch ( 18 )   

  User registration is suspended on http://www.cali.org as we begin the migration process.

   

• Elmer Masters 1:22 pm on June 25, 2014 Permalink
  Tags: Drupal 7 ( 52 ), launch ( 18 )   

  Testing, testing. Let’s live blog the new site launch.

   

• Elmer Masters 6:40 pm on March 17, 2014 Permalink
  Tags: CALIcon14 ( 3 ), Drupal ( 39 )   

  Some final work on the reporting Views for the CALIcon14 site. Registration is opening up.

   

• Elmer Masters 4:52 pm on February 26, 2014 Permalink
  Tags: CALIcon14 ( 3 ), Drupal ( 39 )   

  Pretty much done tweaking the CALIcon14 registration process.

   

• Elmer Masters 6:36 pm on February 25, 2014 Permalink
  Tags: CALIcon14 ( 3 ), Drupal ( 39 )   

  Working on registration for CALIcon14.

   

• Elmer Masters 3:23 pm on February 25, 2014 Permalink
  Tags: Drupal 7 ( 52 )   

  On to D7 development. Reviewing QA cases from the designer.

   

• Elmer Masters 2:19 pm on February 25, 2014 Permalink
  Tags: eLangdell Author ( 2 ), jQery, JSON, Solr ( 3 )   

  Looks like jQuery.getJSON is going to be my friend on this. The Solr backend will happily feed up JSON and jQuery should handle the formatting well enough.