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Chad Woolley replied on November 18, 2009 17:04 to the question "Manual commit mode not working correctly" in Pivotal Labs:
Hello Heidi,
We can't seem to reproduce this after all. Can you give us detailed steps to reproduce the bug you are seeing?
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Chad Woolley replied on November 07, 2009 18:59 to the problem "String interpolation in Javascript alert on deleting a story?" in Pivotal Labs:
Thanks a lot for the reply, Todd! Glad to help find the bug in Fluid. -
Chad Woolley set one of Chad Woolley's replies as an official response to "String interpolation in Javascript alert on deleting a story?" in Pivotal Labs
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Chad Woolley replied on November 05, 2009 23:40 to the problem "String interpolation in Javascript alert on deleting a story?" in Pivotal Labs:
This is a bug in Fluid, it doesn't occur in Firefox, Safari, or Webkit. This HTML illustrates the problem:
<html>
<body>
<a href="#" onclick="alert('100% discount')">click</a>
</body>
</html>
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Chad Woolley started following the idea "open Current story links in the Backlog pane if I have checked "Include current in backlog"" in Pivotal Labs.
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Chad Woolley set one of Chad Woolley's replies as an official response to "Can I create new projects?" in Pivotal Labs
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Chad Woolley replied on October 05, 2009 03:43 to the question "Can I create new projects?" in Pivotal Labs:
Tracker is now public, and any user can create projects. Simply log in, go to your Dashboard, and click the "Create Project" button. -
Chad Woolley replied on July 22, 2009 04:43 to the discussion "You can't sync Notes on iPhone and Mac? and MobileMe? What??" in Apple:
I downloaded and tried Evernote (http://evernote.com/) after scanning the comments above.
I think it is great - I tested it, and it synced flawlessly across iPhone, Desktop (OSX) app, and web site. Simple and just works.
Free up to a number of notes, and cheap if you have a ton of notes and cross the free limit. I'll probably pay for it if I do hit the limit.
No I don't work for them or have any interest, I just liked the app because it does exactly what I wanted ;)
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Chad Woolley replied on July 21, 2009 05:11 to the discussion "You can't sync Notes on iPhone and Mac? and MobileMe? What??" in Apple:
"Apple monitors but is not active in this community"
Bummer. Sometimes Apple is NOT very usable. Anyone have links to good reviews of any of the apps mentioned here? -
Chad Woolley shared an idea in Pivotal Labs on July 21, 2009 03:12:
"L" hotkey for label assignment, like Gmail"L" hotkey for label assignment, like Gmail -
Chad Woolley started following the idea "Have per-account labels, not just per-project labels" in Pivotal Labs.
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Chad Woolley started following the problem "iPhone site gives 500 error on one project, but not the other." in Pivotal Labs.
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Chad Woolley started following the question "Can I set Tracker to send email to story owner when someone else assigns it?" in Pivotal Labs.
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Chad Woolley started following the question "Creating Chores is a Chore." in Pivotal Labs.
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Chad Woolley replied on May 28, 2009 09:56 to the idea "Please remove the 5000 character limit for descriptions" in Pivotal Labs:
I have this problem too when pasting a stack trace. As a workaround for now, I usually paste as much as I can in the description, then put the rest in comments. A bit of a pain, but works.
On the other hand, you can often take a bit of time and edit the stacktrace to be more concise. For example, in a Rails stacktrace, I usually only copy down to the first class which is actually in my app (not a plugin), which is usually enough to have context on where the bug occurred.
Also, consider using an app like HopToad, which will store your exception stacktraces for you. -
Chad Woolley marked one of Paul Paradise's replies in Pivotal Labs as useful. Paul Paradise replied to the idea "Please remove the 5000 character limit for descriptions".
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Chad Woolley started following the idea "Please remove the 5000 character limit for descriptions" in Pivotal Labs.
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Chad Woolley started following the idea "Add ability to mass assign "I own this" story" in Pivotal Labs.
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Chad Woolley marked one of Jeff Fry's replies in Pivotal Labs as useful. Jeff Fry replied to the question "Prioritization within Pivotal Tracker?".
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A comment on the update "A fork in the road (An important announcement about I want Sandy)" in I want Sandy:
People would have bitched about privacy preferences if Rael had auto-emailed their data to an external email.
If your data hosted on a free site with no guarantee is "your life" and "like having your house burn down", then you should have had a backup somewhere. That is why people have house insurance. If the site does not support easy backups, then don't use it.
"Blessed is the pessimist, for he hath made backups" – Chad Woolley, on February 28, 2009 19:01
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