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This is an issue on our end. We are looking into it and we will switch your post back to a blog type.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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Thanks Sean. 
Christian Amado
MCITP | MCTS | MOS | MTA
Olimpia ☆ ★★★
Please mark as answer, if it helps.
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Hello, a few minutes ago my article was published, but all attached files (zip or images are missing). It happends to my the second time. Could you help my? (it happnes im ny article Air hockey now)
Thanks a lot.
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I see them and can download them fine...
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Thanks.
Yes I see it too now, but they were unavailable about 10 minutes after publish and then they appear automatically.
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I recently posted that I was going to write an article on applying LESS to ASP.NET MVC to produce a faked up implementation showing how Code Project could look as a website if it followed the Metro Design Language. Well, my direction has changed with this.
It strikes me that it might be interesting if people could actually see the evolution of a site from the design phases through to the actual implementation. To that end, I'm going to be detailing a fictitious set of design reviews that I (the designer) will be having with Chris (the owner). This will, of course, result in some prototypes being produced and it is these prototypes that I will be demoing as a "beta" of the site (along with the wireframes/mockups).
I hope this meets with your approval. It's a big project and it's going to take a long time to write the article, but I hope that the end result is illuminating.
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Very much so 
Please let me know if you need any assistance posting!
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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Not sure whether "LESS" here refers to Less.js (its .NET port ?), the "dynamic css/stylesheet language," or to some other entity/concept/principle: can you clarify ? Yes: I am "way behind the times."
In any case, what you propose sounds fascinating; I'll look forward to reading/studying whatever it is !
best, Bill
"Everything we call real is made of things that cannot be regarded as real." Niels Bohr
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It's dotLess, the .Net css super tool.
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Hi, I've created an article via the Submission Wizard.
I've zipped my source code, uploaded it, and added a link in the article to the zip via the wizards "Add selected zip files to the article" link.
However, I do not see anything in the wizard, nor the preview mode pertaining to the "Browse Code" tab. And after submitting an article, the browse code tab says "No downloads associated with this content".
I would simply like to have my code show up under the "Browse Code" tab. Can this be done via the Submission Wizard? If so, how? If not, how can I achieve this? Thanks!
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Have you published the article yet? (if so could you please give me a link) Once you do I can take a peek.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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All fixed.
The downloads were lost in the machinery.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Hi Chris, it seems there is a nasty bug with first time activation of articles, see the discussion under the thread above: "Please could you support me to make download working? [modified]". I added an answer to that thread too to make it clear what happened in my case. The effect of this bug is that newly created articles don't have working downloads, and the images are also not working. Not nice when you get negative remarks and points about something you have no control over..
I think this bug also causes the problem described in this thread "How to get code to show under 'Browse Code' tab" where I'm now answering. Because when there's no downloads, it's logical that the "browse code" tab isn't working either.
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We've taken further steps to ensure this issue is resolved. We've tested the daylights out of this and cannot get it to fail in our dev or live environment, yet occasionally there are issues. It's incredibly frustrating, but we think the latest fix should sort it out.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Specifically, I asked for a mentor in the comments since this is my first article...
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It seems like your article is still in Composing status, which is the perfect state for a Mentor to look at it. I will go ahead and submit it to the Mentor forum.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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Thank you kindly good sir
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Slight confusion on discussing the article with a mentor, the FAQ says 'After volunteering, a Mentor leaves a comment on author's article to offer assistance'.
I wanted to add a thought I'd had on a potential improvement as a comment but can't see how to do that, I wanted to do it this way rather than simply editing the article since then it's harder to see which of the two options, original or potential revision, provide a 'better read'.
Any help appreciated.
Mike
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Something has changed with the Composing status. It used to be you could comment on it, but currently the forum does not appear. We'll look into that.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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How long does it take for a blog post to show up on CodeProject?
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The feed is pulled every 12 to 24 hours, but pending on when it appears it may take a couple of days to be approved and live on the site.
Do you have a particular, wayward article in mind?
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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My feed (http://feeds.paulomorgado.net/paulomorgado/blogs/en[^]) has been updated on July 18th, but the status shows that it was last polled on Luly 12 and updated on July 9.
I used to be able to force and update and approve my feed items, but I haven't been able to do either for a few months.
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