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Re: Are Linux related topics welcome in Codeproject?

31-Jan-12 4:24

Absolutely!

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Nagy Vilmos31-Jan-12 4:53

Nagy Vilmos

31-Jan-12 4:53

There's a forum[^] for discussing things and questions in Q&A can be tagged "Linux".

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Re: Are Linux related topics welcome in Codeproject?

Albert Holguin31-Jan-12 16:09

Albert Holguin

31-Jan-12 16:09

I'd actually like to see more Linux related posts... Big Grin | :-D

I am unable to use the on-line submission anymore

Dr. Song Li31-Jan-12 4:09

Dr. Song Li

31-Jan-12 4:09

I have been always using the on-line submission and I never encountered any problem. But recently I try to submit an article related to WCF Rest service, but I encountered the following problem.

I had no problem to create the article, but after I updated the content and submit the change, I get the following error:

There was a problem creating your article.
The filename did not contain valid characters

I repeated it a couple of time and shortened my article path, but it is still the same. I did not upload any file yet. I have tried this on Chrome, Firefox, and IE.

Any help is appreciated ... Thanks

Re: I am unable to use the on-line submission anymore

Chris Maunder31-Jan-12 5:45

Re: I am unable to use the on-line submission anymore

31-Jan-12 5:45

We've tested with our accounts and your own account and we cannot replicate the issue. We'll keep trying, but please let me know if you see any change.

cheers,
Chris Maunder

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Microsoft C++ MVP

Dr. Song Li31-Jan-12 5:48

Dr. Song Li

31-Jan-12 5:48

Hi Chris,

I have tried to update it again, and I did not have any problem. If I see any problems in the future, I will let you know.

Thanks for the help ...

Re: I am unable to use the on-line submission anymore

Chris Maunder31-Jan-12 6:21

Option to use table in comment

31-Jan-12 6:21

I did nothing. Thanks for checking for us. We will stop hunting.

cheers,
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RDBurmon30-Jan-12 20:24

30-Jan-12 20:24

Is there any way by which I can format my values in tabular structure ?

Richard MacCutchan30-Jan-12 23:54

Richard MacCutchan

30-Jan-12 23:54

Do you mean like this?

one	two
three	four

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Nagy Vilmos31-Jan-12 0:00

Nagy Vilmos

31-Jan-12 0:00

I would have thought:

one	two	three
four	five	six
seven	eight	nine

Richard MacCutchan31-Jan-12 0:10

Richard MacCutchan

31-Jan-12 0:10

I will resist rising to the bait.

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RDBurmon31-Jan-12 0:14

31-Jan-12 0:14

Yes but with border. Also share the step after you achieve it

Pete O'Hanlon31-Jan-12 0:25

Pete O'Hanlon

31-Jan-12 0:25

Create it using standard HTML, so you would do it like this:

This is inside	a td element
This is inside	another td element

This looks like this in code:

HTML

<table border="1">
  <tr>
    <td>This is inside</td><td>a td element</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>This is inside</td><td>another td element</td>
  </tr>
</table>

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RDBurmon31-Jan-12 0:29

31-Jan-12 0:29

You are hero. Thanks

Pete O'Hanlon31-Jan-12 0:33

Pete O'Hanlon

31-Jan-12 0:33

No problem. Just use this sparingly.

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Richard MacCutchan31-Jan-12 0:32

Richard MacCutchan

31-Jan-12 0:32

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DaveAuld31-Jan-12 3:32

DaveAuld

31-Jan-12 3:32

You asked the same question (near as damn it) on the 3rd January. Smile | :)

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RDBurmon31-Jan-12 3:37

31-Jan-12 3:37

No that was my suggestion not a question and second thing . If you see the responses to that thread . It only have output. No steps which would suggest how to do it.

But thanks to Pete O'Hanlon who figured out exactly what I want and give me steps to do it.

Hope this explain why I have used some KB of space in your code project database to add my question (which is added by me first time)
--Rahul

DaveAuld31-Jan-12 4:18

DaveAuld

31-Jan-12 4:18

Sorry for living......... D'Oh! | :doh:

In the response to your ~~question~~ post on the 3rd january, I did suggest you hand code the table.

To which you replied;

Rahul Dhoble wrote:
Thanks , I know it.

So, clearly you didn't know when you replied, and now you are asking.
Excuse me for not being able to tell when you are fibbing........ Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

At least you know now thanks to the very helpful Mr. Pete O'Hanlon, and your tables will hopefully now forever go forth and multiply!
Smile | :)

Have a nice day.

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Luc Pattyn31-Jan-12 4:45

Luc Pattyn

31-Jan-12 4:45

you obviously missed the use this sparingly bit from the very helpful Mr. Pete O'H.

Big Grin | :-D

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What should I do about my article?

DaveAuld31-Jan-12 4:48

DaveAuld

31-Jan-12 4:48

time will tell
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Keith Barrow30-Jan-12 11:30

Keith Barrow

30-Jan-12 11:30

I re-submitted the HTML only as links appeared to be broken, now the images are missing:

Creating a Bilingual ASP.NET MVC 3 Application – Part 2[^]

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Re: What should I do about my article?

Chris Maunder30-Jan-12 14:24

Re: What should I do about my article?

30-Jan-12 14:24

When updating your article it's worth using the "Get Article's HTML" button (top right of your article) in order to get a version of the article that has all the formatting and link corrections, and then update it. The issue with your update was you were referencing images in the incorrect directory. I updated them to point to the "BilingualMvc3Part2" directory and Bob's your uncle.

cheers,
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Microsoft C++ MVP

Keith Barrow30-Jan-12 19:51

Keith Barrow

30-Jan-12 19:51

Thanks for sorting this. Just in case someone else reports similar problems, I did get the HTML as you said.
I know link between articles we're changed, as the update was trying to fix them. By the time I'd done it they were magi-fixed and no update was added to the history, so I assume this was automated. Perhaps the image src path took longer?
Must have been a huge job, changing the file paths!

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Re: What should I do about my article?

Chris Maunder31-Jan-12 2:09