Re: Moving Graphics in Articles - Article Writing Discussion Boards

Tony Richards10-Jan-10 4:04

10-Jan-10 4:04

Hi,

Would this be a suitable place to publish an article on Windows Deployment.

Basically, I have just finished working on how to deploy XP Pro across a network (using PXE, Win PE, etc.) without any user input. It was a bit of a pig to do, so I thought about writing an article for posterity, in case someone else has the same problem.

Would this be of interest here?

Tony

My Blog: This Blog

Re: Windows Deployment Article

Chris Maunder10-Jan-10 4:12

Chris Maunder

10-Jan-10 4:12

Absolutely!

cheers,
Chris Maunder

The Code Project Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP

Re: Windows Deployment Article

Tony Richards10-Jan-10 4:13

Tony Richards

10-Jan-10 4:13

Cool. *Rolls up sleeves*

My Blog: This Blog

Moving Graphics in Articles

c24236-Jan-10 5:31

c2423

6-Jan-10 5:31

Hi all,

I'm working on an article which would benefit from having an animation to explain a concept. So does anybody know if it is possible to include moving graphics in an article? I was thinking maybe an animated gif or a flash video might do the job, but I'm not sure what an article can contain?

Thanks,
Chris

Re: Moving Graphics in Articles

Sean Ewington6-Jan-10 5:35

Sean Ewington

6-Jan-10 5:35

Sadly you cannot currently embed a flash video in an article. What you could do is to have a link to a YouTube video. We have tried many formats that would be secure and cost-effective and while we are still thinking of better ways, this is our temporary "fix."

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

Re: Moving Graphics in Articles

c24236-Jan-10 5:50

c2423

6-Jan-10 5:50

Security concerns do seem to stop these sorts of developments... Is it possible to embed a YouTube video on the page without people needing to leave CP to go and watch it?

Thanks,
Chris

Re: Moving Graphics in Articles

Sean Ewington6-Jan-10 5:53

Sean Ewington

6-Jan-10 5:53

Nope

Unless there is a way to embed YouTube videos without the <object> tag

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

Re: Moving Graphics in Articles

c24236-Jan-10 6:00

c2423

6-Jan-10 6:00

Not to my knowledge. Not to worry then. I don't know if you have looked at SMIL[^] at all, but it might be worth considering? It should allow simple videos while being more secure then Flash...

Anyway, thanks for the help!

Chris

How to Edit my article

Wael R. Mansour6-Jan-10 0:17

Wael R. Mansour

6-Jan-10 0:17

I had an article and I found a bug on the attached files, and when I solved it and want attache the new script I couldn't find any way to Edit my article.

How could this be????

Wael R. Roushdy

Re: How to Edit my article

Pete O'Hanlon6-Jan-10 1:31

Pete O'Hanlon

6-Jan-10 1:31

If your article has gone through the editor process, you can't modify the original text. What you need to do is send your updates through to the CP team (along with details of the article that they relate to), and they update it for you.

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What happens when some user votes 1

Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira5-Jan-10 2:39

Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira

5-Jan-10 2:39

Fredrik Bornander has written a very very interesting article and code (WPF 3D Tab Carousel):

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/tabs/WPF3DTabCarousel.aspx

But... then some user voted 1:

http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/3322091/My-vote-of-1.aspx

The user didn't even offer a reason. The message's body was a single character: "-"

So, Fredrik's article was depreciated for absolutely no reason. I don't think it's fair. It's an outright vandalism. But the damage has already been done. Does CP have a policy, to take action in such cases?

Take a look at full source code C# Snooker game here in Code Project.

Re: What happens when some user votes 1

Luc Pattyn5-Jan-10 3:59

Luc Pattyn

5-Jan-10 3:59

As soon as a couple (5?) of people click the "vote to remove message" button, the message and its associated vote get removed, restoring things to normal. The same twat downvoted my recent article, but he got what he deserved. And I reported him in the sug&bug forum.

Smile | :)

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Re: What happens when some user votes 1

Luc Pattyn5-Jan-10 4:55

Luc Pattyn

5-Jan-10 4:55

The Schmock, and all his messages and votes have been removed. All is back to normal now.

Smile | :)

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Re: What happens when some user votes 1

Sean Ewington5-Jan-10 4:58

Sean Ewington

5-Jan-10 4:58

We do indeed take action. Thanks for bringing this to our attention, and thanks to Luc for helping out.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

Re: What happens when some user votes 1

Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira5-Jan-10 5:44

Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira

5-Jan-10 5:44

Sorry, I didn't know how things worked. Thanks a lot again, Luc and Sean!

How to change my technical blog's catalog?

Hubble.net2-Jan-10 17:18

Hubble.net

2-Jan-10 17:18

I add my Technical Blogs from my blog. It works but the blog's catalog is Uncategorised Technical Blogs » General. I wish to change this catalog. How can I do it?

Re: How to change my technical blog's catalog?

Sean Ewington4-Jan-10 3:15

Sean Ewington

4-Jan-10 3:15

You should have a Modify link in the upper right hand corner from your blog once it is approved. Then you should be able to move it. But if you want to let me know what section you want it I'd be happy to move it there for you as well

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

Re: How to change my technical blog's catalog?

Hubble.net4-Jan-10 12:14

Hubble.net

4-Jan-10 12:14

Thanks Sean.
What is the format of Modify link?
I wish to move it to Database - General section, could you please help me to move it?
Thank you very much!

Any HowTo for "Add your technical blog" from Wordpress

hjgode1-Jan-10 0:59

hjgode

1-Jan-10 0:59

Hello

I would like to use the offer from

http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/BlogFeed.aspx]

Ho can I do so from a wordpress site. ie hjgode.de/wp?

Which files have to be changed etc. on the wordpress site?

Is there already any wordpress plugin or addon?

Happy New Year

regards

Josef

Re: Any HowTo for "Add your technical blog" from Wordpress

hjgode2-Jan-10 7:59

hjgode

2-Jan-10 7:59

I already did a quick hack of wp files to have my blog conform to "Technical Blogging" at CodeProject.com:
I inserted one line in wp-inludes/feed-rss2.php

...

...
	<?php do_action('rss2_head'); ?>
	<?php while( have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
	<category>CodeProject</category>
	<item>
...

The other file to change was wp-content/themes/win7blog/footer.php. I added one line at the end of the file to include a link to CodeProject blog:

...
	<a href="http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/BlogFeedList.aspx?amid=hjgode" 
	rel="tag">CodeProject</a>
  </p>

</div>

</div><!-- #wrapper .hfeed -->

<?php wp_footer(); ?>

You have to replace win7blog with the name of your wp theme in use.

Hopefully one finds a better solution

Regards

Josef

Re: Any HowTo for "Add your technical blog" from Wordpress

Sean Ewington5-Jan-10 10:48

Sean Ewington

5-Jan-10 10:48

Actually this quick hack is one of the few successful attempts I've seen at modifying a Wordpress RSS feed.

What version of Wordpress are you using?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

Re: Any HowTo for "Add your technical blog" from Wordpress

hjgode6-Jan-10 2:21

hjgode

6-Jan-10 2:21

Hello Sean

I am using the latest version, v 2.9.

thanks for your reply

Josef

Re: Any HowTo for "Add your technical blog" from Wordpress

hjgode8-Jan-10 6:03

hjgode

8-Jan-10 6:03

I have some better solution:

I use the changes mentionend and additionally, I use a new category CodeProject and limit the Technical Blog Feed by using a 'hidden' RSS feature (see also http://wordpress-as-cms.com/permalinks/hidden-feeds-categories-tags-authors-search-terms-links/[^]) of wordpress to feed only posts with category CodeProject:

"http://www.hjgode.de/wp/category/codeproject/feed/"

So I can adjust which Posts are feed to my Technical Blog at CodeProject.

Better solution?

regards

Josef

Re: Any HowTo for "Add your technical blog" from Wordpress

hjgode2-Mar-10 0:07

hjgode

2-Mar-10 0:07

I just finished a wordpress plugin that makes the necessary changes automatically.

See me Technical Blog at http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/62235/Wordpress-Plugin-to-feed-CodeProject-Technical-Blo.aspx[^]

Hopefuly this will help

~Josef

Re: Any HowTo for "Add your technical blog" from Wordpress

Sean Ewington2-Mar-10 4:46

Sean Ewington

2-Mar-10 4:46

Amazing.

I've put your entry as a Editor's Choice, and will use it for future Wordpress users from here on out. Great work Josef

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

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