changes

Aquí dejo algunas ideas de lo que podemos hablar en la release party de valencia el día 14/01/2011. Podeis apuntar vuestros comentarios y aportaciones más abajo, que seguro que me dejo cosas. Tambien corregirme si se me ha colado algo, que a veces me emociono.

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So far I have been developing sites on my local machine and dumping all the files + database to my live server after the development is done. These were some small projects for which I used some contributed modules and wrote some small modules for them.

Now I have a requirement to provide some changes and updates to my live projects. The only way I can do it now is to keep working on my local site and keep a track of all the steps I have performed. Once I am done with the local site perform the same steps on live server.

Definitely this should not be the way to do this !!!!!

I'm trying to check forms for changes. In IRC #jquery the idea came up to use serialize() a form on .ready and compare serialize() it at a certain point to detect changes...

As soon as a wysiwyg editor (fckeditor in our case) is present, changes won't be tracked in that field. It shows that editor content is no more part of the form DOM.

I'm strongly looking for documentation about how to talk to wysiwyg api to check for changes in the editor. I didn't find the correct way to identify the wysiwyg editor instance, given the form element.

I'm not sure if the e-commerce module is affected by this change/update but we just received this email the other day about some major changes on how Authorize.net is handling transaction id's. Not sure if a patch needs to be created or not.

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blockquote>Dear Authorize.Net Merchant:

In early October, Authorize.Net will be expanding the range of Transaction IDs issued by the payment gateway. Please read this e-mail thoroughly as it contains important information on how to ensure that your account is not affected.