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Steve Wellens wrote: Was it a virgin chicken?
No, I'm pretty sure it was a British Airways chicken.
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That's funny.
By the way, I never thanked you....thank you.
Steve Wellens
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Don't mention it. I was glad to help.
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It seems the ratio of views to votes on an article, from limited experience, varies from around 2000/1 to 4000/1, which begs the question. Are we being suckered into believing that thousands of people have read our articles when really they're only read by web crawlers and search robots or do real people read them and then only 1 in a thousand has a definite opinion on what they've read.
My guess is it's somewhere in the middle, perhaps Bob has some thoughts on this?
"The secret of happiness is freedom, and the secret of freedom, courage."
Thucydides (B.C. 460-400)
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I suspect that it weighs heavier towards the web crawlers.
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You may be right, they certainly read faster. I wonder given that we don't want to keep them out but that there are ways to do so whether it's possible to let them in but not to count them, perhaps a Bugs & Sugs entry is needed.
"The secret of happiness is freedom, and the secret of freedom, courage."
Thucydides (B.C. 460-400)
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Sounds like a good idea to me.
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cool that's interesting .
Jibesh V P
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It needs a bit of work on the formatting, and that bright green is hard on the eyes. But as far as the content goes I would say it's more an article than a tip..
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Thanks for your feedback!
Richard MacCutchan wrote: It needs a bit of work on the formatting
lot. It needs a lot of work on the formatting... 
cheers,
Marco Bertschi
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I am trying to add my blog feed but I am getting bellow error:
We can't add your request because it looks like this feed has already been submitted. If you feel this is an error please contact u.
http://noorahmad.name
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You might want to try a submit at Sugs'n'Bugs forum[^] because this looks like a codeproject site issue to me.
cheers,
Marco Bertschi
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I have not received any response. So posting the question again.
I have a article [ Versatile Tree Control[^] ]where I have added image and during preview it was working fine. But after submitting the articles only some of the images are shown.
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Try editing the article to see if you can modify the URLs per my suggestion of yesterday.
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Thanks Richard. Let me try...
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I have a article [^]where I have added image and during preview it was working fine. But after submitting the articles only some of the images are shown.
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Press Ctrl+F5. I can see the images in there - I don't see any areas that look like images are missing.
Cancel that - I was looking at the old version of your article.
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Thanks.Now I'm able to see the images with out pressing CTRL+F5 itself.
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No there is some issue in displaying the image. I'm not able to see the images [ even after CTRL+F5 ) and some of the users also posted the query in my article.
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Take a look at the actual URLs for the images. There seems to be a problem with the ones that have the full address; it looks like they include a subdirectory that does not exist in the tree.
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No I'm sure that I have added the URLs properly. If that is the case, during preview I should not have got the images right. The images are shown properly during preview whereas after submit it is missing.
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Hi,
I have posted my blog in Code project but it is not getting consumed. I did add the the anchor tag as specified in one of the posts but it does not show up in Code Project.
<a href="http://www.codeproject.com" rel="tag">CodeProject</a>
Is there an easy way to do this. My blog is
http://gigadom.wordpress.com/
I know this question has been asked multiple times but there are no clear answers. Please help.
Thanks
Ganesh
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plz any one know send me code for that
thanks
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Is the scanner located client side by any chance? If it is, then short of having an ActiveX control or plugin running on your webpage (not a good idea), then you can't do this. Think about the security implications of being able to access client side devices through a web application for a minute and you'll see why it's a really bad idea.
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