Bugs and Suggestions

Re: Audio Programming... Why not?

9-Nov-07 2:00

Have you tried http://www.codeproject.com/audio/[^]

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codetta9-Nov-07 2:18

codetta

9-Nov-07 2:18

thanks and sorry i haven't seen that in any of the listings

The New Message screen

The_Inventor7-Nov-07 21:56

7-Nov-07 21:56

The text area for writing messages is only four character wide and two lines tall. What gives? The signature area is 2 characters wide and 4 lines tall... Can u fix it?

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N a v a n e e t h7-Nov-07 22:21

N a v a n e e t h

7-Nov-07 22:21

The_Inventor wrote:
The text area for writing messages is only four character wide and two lines tall

Which is your browser ?

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The_Inventor10-Nov-07 16:48

10-Nov-07 16:48

CompuServe 7.0, seems to be the bad guy, as IE 7.0 seem to display it OK.

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Chris Maunder8-Nov-07 2:49

8-Nov-07 2:49

Which browser are you using?

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Malcolm Smart9-Nov-07 12:21

Malcolm Smart

9-Nov-07 12:21

A 1996 Model WAP enabled Nokia 5110?

The_Inventor10-Nov-07 16:47

10-Nov-07 16:47

CompuServe 7.0

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Vasudevan Deepak Kumar8-Nov-07 20:58

8-Nov-07 20:58

The_Inventor wrote:
four character wide and two lines tall

Which is your web browser that is rendering a textarea like a textbox? Confused | :confused:

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The_Inventor10-Nov-07 16:50

Suggestion: Feature Article Rotation

10-Nov-07 16:50

CS 7.0

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Jeffrey Walton7-Nov-07 13:17

Jeffrey Walton

7-Nov-07 13:17

Hi All,

I see a WIndows 9x article from 2003 made the rotation. The Ultimate Process/Thread spy for Windows 9x.[^]. Perhaps filtering on date might be appropriate. Windows 98 and Windows Me have a combined market share of 1.28% [Operating System Market Share[^]].

Jeff

OT: Is This a Real Article

Jeffrey Walton7-Nov-07 1:31

Jeffrey Walton

7-Nov-07 1:31

Hi All,

Form Developer's News off the News Page,
Study Finds Working At Work Improves Productivity[^]:

"F****** around is in fact detrimental to the work process," the study reads in part.

I believe the Onion is a satirical site...

Jeff

Re: OT: Is This a Real Article

Chris Maunder7-Nov-07 2:15

When is CP's anticipated release ?

7-Nov-07 2:15

Yes, it's a classic Onion article. We thought it amusing enough to include in the Daily Insider.

cheers,
Chris Maunder

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Christian Flutcher5-Nov-07 18:32

Christian Flutcher

5-Nov-07 18:32

When we can expect the new look and feel for CP ? I guess probably for the new year ?

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar6-Nov-07 3:40

6-Nov-07 3:40

Perhaps, the new CodeProject would be like a Santa Claus gift for Christmas. Smile | :)

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Chris Maunder6-Nov-07 4:42

6-Nov-07 4:42

Soon. Very soon.

But it won't be a new look. One day you will wake up and fine "x" after the URL.

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Dan Neely6-Nov-07 4:56

Dan Neely

6-Nov-07 4:56

will it redirect, or will my bookmarks all suddenly break?

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Chris Maunder6-Nov-07 5:06

6-Nov-07 5:06

Depends on how much beer I'm sent. I really like Innis and Gunn[^] Big Grin | :-D

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Luc Pattyn6-Nov-07 7:51

Luc Pattyn

6-Nov-07 7:51

Chris Maunder wrote:
Depends on how much beer I'm sent. I really like Innis and Gunn.

Rumor has it it slows people down. Suspicious | :suss:

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Mark Salsbery7-Nov-07 11:39

Mark Salsbery

7-Nov-07 11:39

Luc Pattyn wrote:
Rumor has it it slows people down.

Only the weak.

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Vasudevan Deepak Kumar6-Nov-07 7:15

6-Nov-07 7:15

Chris Maunder wrote:
fine

fined right?

Chris Maunder wrote:
One day you will wake up and fine "x" after the URL

Not necessary. Most IIS webservers have default.aspx as one of the default documents being served and hence we need not explicitly type http://www.codeproject.com/default.aspx. Isn't it? Smile | :)

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Voting Histograms

Jeffrey Walton5-Nov-07 12:21

Jeffrey Walton

5-Nov-07 12:21

Hi Chris,

Has this functionality been made available yet? It would be nice if CodeProject would track users voting habits, and suspend those who feel a univote is appropriate nearly all the time.

I just finished my latest... I don't feel it is '1' work.

Jeff

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Re: Voting Histograms

Chris Maunder5-Nov-07 12:38

Making the content on the Forums available through Google

5-Nov-07 12:38

Unforunately we're flat out tidying up last minute core functionality but a histogram is one of the first things I plan on seeing if we can efficiently include.

Everything's being tuned for load so we've had to put off some fun stuff until we are sure it won't impact too much. At the worst we'll just use some clever caching

cheers,
Chris Maunder

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Rocky#2-Nov-07 4:16

Rocky#

2-Nov-07 4:16

hello,

I've seen many forums over the internet whose posts are shown in google when u try to search for any given problem but I havent seen the posts on the Code project forums being directly accessible thru Google. I know there is a searching facility with in the article/Forums but I think it would be really nice if these posts could be made available globally thru Google.

What do u say abt that

Cheers...

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Re: Making the content on the Forums available through Google

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar2-Nov-07 6:02