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Thanks, and also now it appears in the list of articles, but now it is in the bottom since it has been posted and hidden for 2 days. I guess there is no way to change the date, no one will get to notice my article  Anyways thanks for the help.
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If you make a minor change you mark it as updated, and it will go through the list again. Keep in mind though, that you can update once every six days (or so). Just go through the edit article wizard.
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Hello.
According to you suggestion, I made modifications to the article, yet the updated date did not change and the article was not even marked as update. I checked the "Mark as Updated" checkbox when submitting, and it has been more than 6 days since my last modification, so what is the problem? Is it a general bug or just specific to my article??!
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I know this has been asked in various ways at various different times, but can we have the list of forums that shows up at the top of each forum at least sorted alphabetically. I noticed that two new forums were added and the sorting is very different from what it used to be. It would also be nice to put a "new" indicator next to the new forums, at least for the first week. If I wasn't paying attention, I might have missed the new ones.
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Scott Dorman wrote: I noticed that two new forums were added
oops. Removed. They were for LAMP only.
Yes - I do need to make this more consistent though.
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Chris Maunder
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Chris Maunder wrote: oops. Removed. They were for LAMP only.
 I had a feeling that was the case.
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When replying to a post, the "Quote Selected Text" button is missing in some instances. It seems to be happening when the post being replied to has been voted low.
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DavidCrow wrote: It seems to be happening when the post being replied to has been voted low.
Hmm - that doesn't make sense (though I'm not disputing there could be a weird bug). Is this consistent?
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Chris Maunder
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This is the first post I noticed it on. I found a few others before creating this post.
"Love people and use things, not love things and use people." - Unknown
"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne
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It's showing for me. FF 2.0.0.14
You know, every time I tried to win a bar-bet about being able to count to 1000 using my fingers I always got punched out when I reached 4....
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It's showing for me for FF, IE, and Safari.
Except that Safari crashed immediately. I hate safari.
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Chris Maunder
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The good answer/bad answer feature has resulted in a rash of 'bad answer' votes, usually from people who have no idea what a good answer is, or a personal vendetta. I suggest that the OP and users above a certain level only can mark good/bad answers in a programming forum.
Christian Graus
Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you
"also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )
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Christian Graus wrote: I suggest that the OP and users above a certain level only can mark good/bad answers in a programming forum.
That's probably a valid scenario. One question does come up...what determines when the "good/bad" (helpful/unhelpful) options appear and the regular 1-5 votes appear?
If I look at this message[^] it has the "helpful/unhelpful" buttons, but this one[^] doesn't.
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They appear when you remember to select the "Answer" message type above, as I have just done!
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The Good/Bad Answer buttons only show for the first level of responses to the initial post. All replies to the replies will show the 1-5 scale at the bottom of the message (this can be seen in the two examples you mentioned).
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Thomas Stockwell
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Could we have it so that when posting a new message at the top of the screen it says "Posting a new message in the [insert forum here]" (or similar)? I just confused myself and wasn't sure where I was posting.
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Also, could we have some clever question you have to answer, to prevent posting when drunk?
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I was sober when it happened. I'm sure as heck not now
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Already on the TODO list
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Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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When attempting to add a job there is no currency option for "Pounds Sterling" (aka GBP), nor is there an option for Euros. The four options available are a bit of an odd bunch (US, Canadaian, Australian and New Zealand Dollars).
The pins don't look like they are pinned in the correct place. For example, jobs in Toronto look like they are pinned somewhere in southern New York State until you zoom in quite close. I'm guessing that the "centre point" of the pin graphic does not correspond to the tip of the pin to which is the eye is drawn.
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote: When attempting to add a job there is no currency option for "Pounds Sterling" (aka GBP), nor is there an option for Euros. The four options available are a bit of an odd bunch (US, Canadaian, Australian and New Zealand Dollars).
My job listing is unlikely to contain any of these... maybe the currency should be an entry rather than a list?
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Added the missing currencies - sorry about that!
With regards to pins there's not much we can do. We throw them at Google and say 'here's the Lat/Long' and Trust In Google (I know, I know...)
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Chris,
I've had a thought - forum suggestions.
I've noticed that a lot of posts in the programming forums are generally questions that get asked many times over, such as "How do I do cross form communication in C#?" and similar. I understand these questions as I too had them when I started playing around with C# and it isn't obvious if you don't know; similarly I understand the frustrations of those who try to help and why CP weariness sets in (usually denoted by the "Google is your friend response").
Could we have an intermediary step between a poster asking a question and it appearing on the boards? This brief intermission would be a "We found the following posts and articles which may answer your question. Have a look-see, if none of them seem appropriate, click here to proceed with your post" type affair.
I don't think this would stop all repeat questions, but might help those who don't have English as a first language, those who don't know how the site works, those who are posting out of frustration and those who are pulling their hair out answering the same questions time-upon-time-upon-time.
Cheers,
Me.
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That's a great idea. Probably would need tweaking to get it right, with lots of heuristic code to guess at what the poster is asking.
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Would absolutely love to but we don't - yet - have the database power.
It's possible though.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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