A bunch of support for sessions. Redis-session support working, and some initial progresson the UI for it, but nothing really working yet.
Lined up all the gutter emoji icons properly.
Made clicking on the ghostly gutter emoji change the tabs on top, too.
Some progress on #22 - taken pictures appear in the gutter now, in the right places. They aren't trcked across sessions yet, though. Also, not masking them because I'm tired of doing that, per #59.
More progress on #22. Server session tracking is working, and pictures are appearing in the gutter. Having troubles with timing, though - for some reason the images aren't actually available on s3 by the time the request returns.
Fixed the issue in #22 where we were returning the s3 url before it had actually been successfully uploaded.
Fixed some issues with sessions being empty on first load.
Merged master changes in (necessary to deal with s3 changes) to continue with sessions development.
Minor CSS tweaks to fix like/tweet buttons on images.
Added session names to the uploaded files, closing #60.
Switched to an SWF file that flips the output. It only runs at 640x480, though, so we have to downsample the picture results by a factor of 2.
Moved from HTML tooltips to bootstrap tooltips. Makes a big difference in usability. Closes #56.
Now masking uploaded images on the server, progress on #59. Haven't removed masks on the client side yet though.
Removed all the masks in the actual markup. Fixes #59. It's not perfect, but it's good enough I think.
Changed positioning and behavior on the accept/reject buttons.
Throws up a modal dialog box if there's no camera, per #64. Updated to a more full version of bootstrap to provide the necessary components.
Fixed the issue with not always being able to click 'accept' in firefox. This seems to have inadvertantly helped #65, though haven't checked in IE yet.
Fixed #64, tested on home PC.
Fixed issues with IE9 not letting flash layer properly. Despite adobe docs, 'opaque' seems to be the wmode that works properly in IE9 win. Haven't 100% tested because I can't use the webcam via virtualbox, but will try on some IE machine sometime.
Should fix #67. Added a catch to define console and console.log if they're not there. Not elegant, but it'll do.