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Re: Article updating Chris Maunder25-Jun-09 12:00 Chris Maunder 25-Jun-09 12:00  Deeksha has updated this (probably editing and formatting). You should have recieved an email from her after the edit was done. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Re: Article updating aljodav25-Jun-09 12:18 aljodav 25-Jun-09 12:18  All right! I have received the e-mail, but I haven't read it until now. Cheers. Guidance required, please Henry Minute25-Jun-09 7:32 Henry Minute 25-Jun-09 7:32  An article has come up for approval, this one[^]. The author of the article states that he found the code on the web, but cannot remember where, or who the original author was. I know that I would be dischuffed if someone posted some of my code, without asking and I am therefore a little uncertain as to how to vote. I know that the poster has asked the original author to step forward, but I am uncomfortable with this situation. Any advice/opinions, please. Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.” Re: Guidance required, please Chris Maunder25-Jun-09 10:53 Chris Maunder 25-Jun-09 10:53  I agree it's a tricky situation because, without being able to find the original code, we can't actually confirm that indeed this code comes from somewhere else. The author has been open and immediately upfront about wanting to know the code's source, so I'm going to take a wait-and-see approach and hope that someone, somewhere will be able to shed some light on the code. As soon as we know more we can make a decision from there. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Re: Guidance required, please Henry Minute25-Jun-09 10:57 Henry Minute 25-Jun-09 10:57  Good enough for me. Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.” Question about featured articles on the home page yarp24-Jun-09 20:33 yarp 24-Jun-09 20:33  Hi, I'm visiting the home page every morning to look for new articles. My filtered Category is "MFC/C++" and there are quite few of them nowadays. But I noticed that some new C++ articles don't show on the home page (a WTL article last week and today Starting with SQLite in C++[^]). At the same time older C++ articles are still showing. Just wondering if this is normal or if I should set something in my profile to have a wider Category of articles ? I would just like to see all C/C++ articles. Just wanted to tell you about that. Thanks Yarp http://www.senosoft.com/ Re: Question about featured articles on the home page Chris Maunder25-Jun-09 10:37 Chris Maunder 25-Jun-09 10:37  We're looking into this and think we've spotted the problem. Thanks for letting us know. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Tech Lead as one of the entry in "Your Job" Sharath C V24-Jun-09 6:58 Sharath C V 24-Jun-09 6:58  Hi Codeproject folks, Please add "Technical Lead" also as part of "Your job" drop down in "My Settings". There is no other entry which matches near to my job. Regards, Sharath How much time does CodeProject take to update an article for which the update had been submitted via email? Sharath C V24-Jun-09 6:51 Sharath C V 24-Jun-09 6:51  Hello, I have sent updates for couple of my articles in mid May 2009, till today, these two articles have not got updated. Could someone please let me know, how much time Code Project would take to update the article? I had also sent reminders to submit at codeproject.com as wells as to webmaster at codeproject.com Regards, Sharath Re: How much time does CodeProject take to update an article for which the update had been submitted via email? Sean Ewington24-Jun-09 7:11 Sean Ewington 24-Jun-09 7:11  Hi Sharath, I don't believe we ever received them. I have sent you an e-mail, please let me know if you receive it, we will try it that way. Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project Re: How much time does CodeProject take to update an article for which the update had been submitted via email? Sharath C V24-Jun-09 18:11 Sharath C V 24-Jun-09 18:11  Thanks, received your mail and replied to it with details. Please let me know if you received it. Regards, Sharath Re: How much time does CodeProject take to update an article for which the update had been submitted via email? Sharath C V24-Jun-09 20:09 Sharath C V 24-Jun-09 20:09  Hi Sean, Also, please let me know the time it would take to update the article. Thanks very much for your help in advance. Looking forward to seeing my article updated soon. Regards, Sharath Re: How much time does CodeProject take to update an article for which the update had been submitted via email? Sharath C V25-Jun-09 21:25 Sharath C V 25-Jun-09 21:25  Thanks Sean, articles had been updated overnight. Regards, Sharath Duplicate questions in the FAQ. Simon P Stevens23-Jun-09 23:27 Simon P Stevens 23-Jun-09 23:27  In the first section of the code project FAQ questions 8 & 9 are duplicates. As are questions 3 & 10. (although with slightly different answers). Simon Re: Duplicate questions in the FAQ. Chris Maunder26-Jun-09 12:09 Chris Maunder 26-Jun-09 12:09  Wow. That's only been like that for 2 years... cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Putting Image in reply to a question posted on article amrita nevrekar23-Jun-09 20:36 amrita nevrekar 23-Jun-09 20:36  Hi, How can i provide an image in the reply that I am giving to a question posted on my article? thanks, Amrita Re: Putting Image in reply to a question posted on article Abhijit Jana23-Jun-09 20:52 Abhijit Jana 23-Jun-09 20:52  CP Doesn't have features like adding images with Message Reply. Alternative solution :You can upload the image on any image hosting site and provide the url in the message cheers, Abhijit CodeProject MVP Web Site:abhijitjana.net View My Recent Article Video/SVG images in articles? User 58261923-Jun-09 0:29 User 582619 23-Jun-09 0:29  Hi, What is the CodeProject policy regarding videos embeded from youtube and SVG grafics? I have an article about numerical simulations in which I'd like to use the video for demonstrating the result of a simulation and the svg graphic for diagramms. In addition i would suggest to drop the 600 pixel width limit for images. The limit is a good idea but it prohibits me from showing pictures side by side if they are wider than 300 pixel. What about increasing it to 800 pixel? This should still be sufficient even for netbooks and i don't think people actually use code project from the display of a washing machine or a navigation system. Best Regards Re: Video/SVG images in articles? Chris Maunder23-Jun-09 3:37 Chris Maunder 23-Jun-09 3:37  We already support Flash/Silverlight videos in articles, as long as they are hosted offsite. As to YouTube videos we'll certainly think about it. There's a video icon in the article WYSIWYG editor that helps As to the image size limit, it's here to stay because while you may have a nice wide laptop, those viewing on mobile devices or those looking to print our pages are out of luck. Our suggestion is to post a thumbnail and link to a full sized version of an image. This saves page layout and most importantly saves bandwidth for your readers. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP People are trading off professionalism Vasudevan Deepak Kumar22-Jun-09 20:43 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 22-Jun-09 20:43  CP Team, There is another outburst (on the pretext of joke icon) where professionalism is traded in the response: http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/3090453/Re-ARCGIS-Please-help-Its-urgent.aspx[^]. Now, expletives in vernacular languages seems to be striking the surface of the forums. Can the moderation initiative be little expedited to save the forums and ensure a cleaner presentation/face of it? Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep! Re: People are trading off professionalism Chris Maunder23-Jun-09 3:34 Chris Maunder 23-Jun-09 3:34  At the bottom right of each message is a "Vote to Remove Message" link. Please use it. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Editing a message and the loss of work warning Dan Neely22-Jun-09 5:37 Dan Neely 22-Jun-09 5:37  Click the edit a post link. Close the tab with the edit page without having made any changes to the text. The loss of work warning message box appears. It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains. -- Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Re: Editing a message and the loss of work warning Chris Maunder1-Jul-09 2:10 Chris Maunder 1-Jul-09 2:10  Thanks Dan. All fixed. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Re: Editing a message and the loss of work warning Dan Neely1-Jul-09 2:56 Dan Neely 1-Jul-09 2:56  You even made it so that if I made changes and then reversed them it didn't generate a false alarm. Now what am I going to grumble about? It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains. -- Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Postback on clicking any message dan!sh 21-Jun-09 16:41 dan!sh 21-Jun-09 16:41  There is a postback happenning everytime I click a message to read. Is this a new feature? It is really annoying specially if you are having a slow internet connection like mine. जय हिंद

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