Justin Sternberg
Justin Sternberg
@lancewillett excellent point and we are trying our best to point that out. I think we did a decent job clarifying that with the [`open` command](https://github.com/WebDevStudios/CLI-Cheat-Sheet/blob/master/basic-commands.md#moving-back-to-gui), but if you see...
Assuming the [OAuth library you pointed me to the other day](http://oauth.googlecode.com/svn/code/php/) is correct, it looks like we're pretty close. For comparision: Our `WP_JSON_Authentication_OAuth1::normalize_parameters()`, `WP_JSON_Authentication_OAuth1::create_signature_string()`, `WP_JSON_Authentication_OAuth1::join_with_equals_sign()` methods compare to their `OAuthUtil::build_http_query()`...
I'm interested in this discussion as well.
Not JS, but this is a WordPress to WordPress helper library: https://github.com/WebDevStudios/WDS-WP-JSON-API-Connect
I'm curious, what is the benefit/reasoning to have the countries in the database vs in-memory?
From what I can tell, reviewing that commit, the iteration over the `WPSC_Cart` object was not introduced in that commit, but simply moved around. Digging in to find the genesis...
Looks like https://github.com/wp-e-commerce/WP-e-Commerce/commit/92d57ac is likely the culprit, as it introduces looping the wpsc_cart object.
Order notes already exists, right?
Discussed this internally. Idea is to: - [ ] Array of notes - [ ] in wp_wpsc_purchase_logs `notes` column - [ ] Convert `notes` to LONGTEXT with a DB update...