/BootFromUSB#comment-3817sir i m using P-4 processor and intel motherboard. now when i type list disk only disk 0 is active .. and i have attached usb also. but its no turning up in list disk command .. what to do . now ? any good idea to suggest me . thanks2012-05-18T21:35:32urn:comment:3817/new-course-on-jsrender-templating-fundamentals-with-javascript#comment-3816Great presentation on jsrender! I completely get jsrender replacing jquery templates. My question is around jsviews, are you going to be doing a video on them soon? Thanks!2012-05-16T22:40:04urn:comment:3816/orchardpart1#comment-3815How to install the Orchard cms on IIS7 classic model?2012-05-14T12:37:26urn:comment:3815/toastr100beta#comment-3814Mark - good to hear. Glad it worked out.2012-05-12T13:42:15urn:comment:3814/bootoffmetal#comment-3812Very nice and helpfull post thank you for that! All the info to get it running :)2012-05-10T20:31:19urn:comment:3812/toastr100beta#comment-3811We fixed it by adding a "trailing" semicolon. It now works when minified by AjaxMin. Thanks for your help on this.2012-05-04T17:59:48urn:comment:3811/international-code-sharing#comment-3810Github's private repos are not free, am I right? When I was choosing provider myself recently, I've stopped on BitBucket. About ten times less users, but free private repositories for small teams :)2012-05-04T17:10:31urn:comment:3810/international-code-sharing#comment-3809Hi John, Once again, great job on the JsRender course! Hans did a great job with the demos, very clear ans easy to understand, I also liked the toastr project! again easy to use - real time saving solution! and about collaboration - the world getting smaller using those great tools(you sure proved it :) ) Thanks Meir Krudo Israel2012-05-04T16:16:49urn:comment:3809/Swivel-Behavior-in-Silverlight-3#comment-3808Did you ever post a version that works with a button on front and back?2012-05-04T14:40:07urn:comment:3808/international-code-sharing#comment-3807I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but FWIW I've had 2 different people recommend trying SparkleShare for such a situation. http://sparkleshare.org/ If anyone has experience with it (either good or bad), I'd love to hear about it! :)2012-05-04T14:23:21urn:comment:3807/toastr100beta#comment-3805Mark - Did you try putting the leading semi colon? Feel free to contact me through my contact page and I can help you better.2012-05-04T12:06:35urn:comment:3805/toastr100beta#comment-3804I'm using Cassette for Javascript bundling and minification, and it uses AjaxMin. Can't change it right now. Thanks for the quick reply. PS. I attended two of your sessions in Vegas. Great stuff all around. Thanks for this useful little library.2012-05-04T11:02:45urn:comment:3804/BootFromUSB#comment-3803At the command prompt to run bootsect, I get 'bootsect.exe is not a valid Win32 application". So close but so far? Could anyone advise please? 2012-05-04T06:53:08urn:comment:3803/toastr100beta#comment-3802Mark - Try JSmin2012-05-03T22:54:42urn:comment:3802/toastr100beta#comment-3801Mark - I added a leading semi colon to the library and ran JSMin on it and it works minified. I'll upload the fix in a day or so once i test it a bit more. Thanks for the heads up!2012-05-03T22:05:48urn:comment:3801/toastr100beta#comment-3800Just started using this library. Really nice! We are getting a javascript error once we minify it with AjaxMin. Something about "object expected". The error is at the start of this libaries code. Any ideas. Could it be the closure stuff you are doing? I'm no expert.2012-05-03T18:29:21urn:comment:3800/toastr100beta#comment-3798John West - Thanks. I had a few requests to make it stick around when the mouse was hovering over it, and then fade away on mouse out. Similar to outlook toasts. I added that feature today on github. On the HTML elements ... I agree its not something I want to add more support for. It happens to work as is, btut you really need to account for it. For example, if I was to add content to the toast that required action, I would set timeout to 0 so it sticks around indefinately, and wire up my own handlers for the elements. I dont want to remove the scenario because if people want to do it, i am ok with it. and its no API change for me (just a scenario deletion). But I agree with you that its not what I'd use toastr for. Its not a modal dialog. its toast :) And yep, we'll keep it simple and core.2012-05-02T03:51:29urn:comment:3798/toastr100beta#comment-3797Two comments. 1) Great job! I already added it to a production app for a large life settlement company. The "it just works" factor is huge. 2) You might want to reconsider having any examples that have form fields in them. At least, that is, unless you provide support for keeping the toast alive 1) when the mouse is over it, or 2) when any fields within it have focus or have been changed. I'm guessing this isn't the intent, so, personally, I wouldn't try to add support for this, and would instead just delete the example. Keep this library simple and focused! It's great at what it does, and doesn't need to do too much more.2012-05-02T02:15:45urn:comment:3797/toastr100beta#comment-3794This looks great - nice and simple and it fits really well with the bootstrap UI, thanks, I'll definitely be using this. The Princess Bride quotes in the demo are fun too :)2012-05-01T14:23:40urn:comment:3794/2-months-with-the-asus-zenbook-ux31e#comment-3793Have you tried the Dell XPS13 yet? It's done everything you've listed here (though I've only tried it on two projectors) but the keyboard experience is fantastic, and even the trackpad is pretty good for a laptop (though I still use a mouse). It is my daily dev machine and handles everything I throw at it flawlessly.2012-05-01T12:24:18urn:comment:3793