Adrian Mummey

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Tax rates based on zip codes in Drupal Commerce

August 15, 2011Comments (1)

In this article I will show you how to have a lookup table for tax rates in Drupal Commerce as well as provide some sample code of my module.

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Posted by: Adrian Mummey
Posted on: August 15, 2011

Social Media Integration Using Drupal 6 - Part 3

January 24, 2011Comments (2)

In this article I will cover how Onyx created a Goodreads book widget for Drupal.

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Posted by: Adrian Mummey
Posted on: January 24, 2011

Social Media Integration Using Drupal 6 - Part 2

November 09, 2010Comments (3)

In this article we will explore how Onyx has integrated Facebook into our website using the Open Graph Protocol and FBML. Open Graph Protocol (OGP) will allow you to correctly format wall postings when someone shares one of your URLs on Facebook. This is important because, as a developer, you want to be able to control how your website will look -- even when posted on Facebook. If you missed it, check out part 1, which dealt with integrating Twitter and Flickr into Drupal.

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Posted by: Adrian Mummey
Posted on: November 09, 2010

Social Media Integration Using Drupal 6 - Part 1

November 08, 2010Comments (0)

In this article, we will cover the techniques that Onyx Group has implemented in order to integrate Twitter, Flickr, Facebook, Goodreads and Evernote into our site.

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Posted by: Adrian Mummey
Posted on: November 08, 2010

How-to Protect Your Facebook Account After Firefox Exposes Vulnerabilities

Facebook Vulnerabilities Exposed by New Firefox Plugin

October 25, 2010Comments (0)

A new Firefox plugin has been released that exposes serious vulnerabilities in the security of many websites. The plugin called Firesheep uses a technique called "Session hijacking" and allows its users to grab login information for users on public wifi networks. Follow these steps to protet your Facebook account and use social media worry-free.

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Posted by: Adrian Mummey
Posted on: October 25, 2010

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Adrian is a programmer and web development expert living on the beach in Ventura, CA. He is currently attending California State University Channel Islands and is pursuing an MS in Computer Science. He recently returned to California after a long stint in Mongolia. He travelled to Mongolia as a Peace Corps volunteer in 2004, where he worked as a teacher at a rural school until 2006.

His specialties in development are PHP, MySQL, Javascript and CSS and he is always looking for interesting programming projects and enjoys producing Open Source Software. Adrian is a Zend PHP 5 certified engineer as well as an AB MySQL certified developer.

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Is currently training for Las Vegas Marathon
Honed his amazing web skills in a yurt on the frigid steppe of Mongolia.
Climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Can give a culturally appropriate “Cheers” in over 10 languages.
His international port of Joomla! was localized in nine countries.
Is currently pursuing his lifelong goal of living on the beach.
Graduated from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, B.S. Computer Science.