WorkItem only view in TFS 2010 Web Access

Here is an excellent how-to. It covers the very simple scenario as well as more complex approach (in case you need to deal with multiple customers and need more granual settings).
However, there's one glitch that is not mentioned there. TFS has a nasty habit of not picking up domain changes right-away. So if you just created the user & group in your domain, set everything up according to the how-to, you may end up with an error:

Access Denied: {your user} needs the following permission(s) to perform this action: View instance-level information

There's a thread describing the issue. In essence you have a choice of:

• wait for a bit (30 minutes or so) and TFS will pick it up eventually
• restart the TFS server
• instead of using group, use user credentials directly (probably not the best option though)

Adding Facebook comments to blog

I've decided to try and utilize Facebook Comments Plugin for my travel blog application (ASP.Net). At first glance it seemed like a job for 5 minutes, however it proved to be quite a tricky experience. I had following requirements:

• need to be able to display multiple comments sections per page (since I have 10 blog-posts on each page and each post needs to have its own comments) that need to be distinguishable by querystring parameters
• need to have a way of calculating how many comments there are for each post
• would love to have a way of being able to get latest X comments across all the whole site (i.e. irregardless which blog-post they belong to)

To get started, follow this tutorial (post #11). In essence, you need to set up Facebook Application using following steps:
1. Go to: http://www.facebook.com/developers
2. Click on the + Set Up New App button (at the top right of the page)
3. Type your App Name (example: Mysite-Name Comments) > select Agree > click on Create App
4. Go to the Web Site tab (on the left tabs-list)
5. Enter your site url with an ending slash in Site URL, (for example: http://example.com/)
Enter your site domain without http://www. in Site Domain, (for example: example.com)
and click on Save Changes
6. You will see your Application ID number (above your app API Key & App Secret)
7. It will take between 2 to 20 minutes until it will be ready to use with.

Use this page to see the list of your applications.

Now that you have you aplication set up and you have the application ID, it's time to set up the security settings.  Comments left on for your application can be moderated here - and here using the Settings link you can also adjust the security settings.

Final step is to generate the required code for your page. Use the Comments Tool for that. The top part with generated script is NOT COMPLETE! You do need to register the Javascript SDK - I recommend using the script on that page instead of the one from comment tool (in step 1). Step 2 gives you the DIV element which contains the comments box itself - works like a charm and yes, you can use href with different querystrings.

There are couple of new features that you can read about in this blog post.

You are very close to being done, however there are couple more settings that you should add to your page's header tag. Details are described n the Open Graph Protocol documentation in the Getting Started section. Finally you should add following tag:
meta property="fb:app_id" content="YOUR-APP-ID" 
That will ensure that your moderators will be able to do in-place moderating (i.e. the plugin shows them the "moderate" option)
Use Facebook Debugger to see what settings your page uses and if there's anything that needs your attention.