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Glad to hear that you are still working on improving the CodeProject experience!
The search results work great it's just the sort order.
Could we not just have an option on the result page of our search:
- Sort by "Keyword relevance"
- Sort by "Vote score"
- Sort by "Vote count"
- Sort by "Post date ascending/descending"
- Sort by "Last updated date ascending/descending"
Just a thought, keep up the Great work !
Chris 
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Hi everyone!
If you look at the main page, you'll see the "Last 10 Updates".
By default, it shows "C++/MFC" category. The same applies for the full list of last updates.
I think it's quite unfair for all other article authors - site visitors do not see their updates.
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Best regards,
Dmitry.
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Don't worry, be happy  )
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If you look at the main page, you will see a green menu bar across the top of the page. On the left of that menu bar is a menu that says:
"MFC/C++ C# ASP.NET .NET VB.NET All Topics". Select "All Topics" and you will see all the last ten updates. Select any other option and you will see only the last ten updates in that category.
You may be right
I may be crazy
-- Billy Joel --
Within you lies the power for good, use it!!!
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I would love to be able to filter out one or two of these categories. Is it planned?
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I just recently published my first article and noticed it was being viewed, but no comments. Is there something in particular that needs to be done to encourage comments and critisism. I would really like to get some feed back so I may progress as an article writer and maybe even correct or make revisions that would make the article better.
Just wondering.
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what about the guys who made a search for a particular topic (which search made your article appear inthe answers), and when browsing at your article, the guy feels the contentnot related to his need. he simply comes back to his search and look another article... as quickly as he came there.
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Maybe readers just don't have anything to say...
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Something that has always annoyed me about the CodeProject forums is the lack of a topic specifically for WinForms development. There is a "Web Development" topic , a ".Net Framework" topic and all the of language-specific topics but nothing relating directly to WinForms development. So when I have a question on WinForms I never know where to post it... I don't care what language I get the replies relating to (I speak both C# and VB.Net) so posting in a language forum is a waste of time - but on the other hand posting in ".Net framework" is too vague - where WinForms questions should *really* go IMHO is in a language independant WinForms topic - you have a "Web Development" topic so why not a WinForms topic?
Otherwise I love the site and everything about it!
Mike
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Good idea.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Glad to be of help 
So when do you think we'd be likely to see that forum being added?
Cheers,
Mike
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I was searching for an item in the codeproject and the search terms was "http download" word (because I was searching for a project that can download via http).
I noticed that the links for downloading project sources and demos, like:
Download source files - 1 Kb
Download demo project - 1 Kb
are indexed and searched by the search engine, thus making the results less relevant to the search term.
Any Ideas?
Ali Fakoor
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Yes, this is a problem but we're working on separating the download links from the main articles.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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It would be great to have a page where you can search for local (in-person) user groups and events. As an organiser of local events for a non-profit organisation it would be great to be able to "advertise" those events and our user group in a good well known place like code project.
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I've changes the name of the Get-Togethers[^] forum to accomodate this.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Hi folks,
I saw that my son (cm_configbuilder) has been moved in the "codeproject tools" section with a strange formatting style ... did I put something bad when I updated the article  ? Please let me know if you need me to send something missing ...
Bye ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif) ,
Stefano
Don't write code: generate it!
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Can you provide a link? I did an author search on cm_configbuilder and found nothing.
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Yeah ... my son is a software called cm_configbuilder  (... my english needs help!!!)
http://www.codeproject.com/tools/CM_ConfigBuilder.asp
Don't write code: generate it!
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It loaded for me, but part of the version tree and the comment forum were stuck in a vertically centered column to the right of the main article.
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Rules of thumb should not be taken for the whole hand.
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There seems to be some malformed HTML causing the page to render incorrectly on IE. I assume it was moved recently by an editor; you should email submit@codeproject so the editors can fix it for you.
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I've sent a new version to submit@codeproject.com. I validated the code using XHTML format. I found a strange floating somewhere ....  ...
Thank you,
Stefano
Don't write code: generate it!
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Any news ?
Don't write code: generate it!
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Stefano Basili wrote: Any news ?
Hey Stefano,
I don't work for Code Project (I used to). You'd have to wait for the editor(s) to get back to your mail.
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Hi Stefano,
I got your update but have been absolutely swamped. I will have it up today. Thanks for your patience.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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