Article Writing

14-Aug-12 2:21

blog Rss feed URL[^] This is what url I used to feed my blog for CodeProject but it seems CP is not feeding blogs properly. Its have been more than month but I cant see my last blog (Entitled :Cryptography : Symmetric Encryption by Symmetric Algorithm Classes – Part 1 ) is being feeded.
Please check whats wrong.

Sean Ewington14-Aug-12 3:24

14-Aug-12 3:24

It looks like your <description> tag does not contain the entire post. Is there a way you could change that?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

RaviRanjanKr15-Aug-12 5:54

15-Aug-12 5:54

what <description> tag ?? I have checked my url feed again by per post. everything is looking fine and CP has also consumed my previous blogs with same mentioned URL whatever dont know why this time getting problem D'Oh! | :doh:

Sean Ewington15-Aug-12 10:51

15-Aug-12 10:51

It looks like you're using wordpress.com so please do the following: Code Project Technical Blog FAQ[^]

Really we just need to have your full text in the feed. (if you look at the <description> tag later your whole post should be in there).

Please let me know if you run into any problems.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

RaviRanjanKr15-Aug-12 17:27

15-Aug-12 17:27

Sean Ewington wrote:
Really we just need to have your full text in the feed.

Oops! my setting was changed! my bad D'Oh! | :doh:

now I have changed to "Full text" from "Summary" for each article in feed show. and also have again review of category name.
Now I think everything is fine and hope soon CP will start to feed my blog. Smile | :)

RaviRanjanKr15-Aug-12 17:56

15-Aug-12 17:56

Hey Sean! just notice that after chaging setting too the Rss feed url is not able to show full text blogs in Firefox, but strange is that I am able to get Full text in IE(Internet Explorer).
It looks damn Irritating because showing fulltext in IE but not showing in Firefox. D'Oh! | :doh:

Sean Ewington20-Aug-12 7:39

20-Aug-12 7:39

Bizarre. I guess the real trick is to see if it shows up in our feed or not. When did you change it?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

RaviRanjanKr20-Aug-12 16:53

20-Aug-12 16:53

Sean Ewington wrote:
Bizarre.

Sean Ewington wrote:
I guess the real trick is to see if it shows up in our feed or not.

Yeah Its working in CP Feed.

Sean Ewington wrote:
When did you change it?

four days back. 16 Aug

Sean Ewington21-Aug-12 3:25

New Article still has mentor discussion, posts not removed

21-Aug-12 3:25

Excellent

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

M-Badger12-Aug-12 3:46

M-Badger

12-Aug-12 3:46

Choosing a Version Control System - A Beginners Tour of the Options[^]

Anyone help clean up the comments section?

Thanks,
Mike

Re: New Article still has mentor discussion, posts not removed

Sean Ewington13-Aug-12 3:03

Two questions germane to a specific article(s) in progress

13-Aug-12 3:03

Got it. Thanks Mike.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

BillWoodruff11-Aug-12 4:28

BillWoodruff

11-Aug-12 4:28

Hi,

1. I am using VS Studio 2012 RC: can I reliably assume that all examples I compile against Framework 3.0, are going to be usable (assuming I am using zero new features of C# post FrameWork 3.0).

And, yes, of course, I will test the code to make sure, but I'm just curious to know what you would expect. Since my hard-disk crash and system restoration, I haven't bothered to re-install my copy of VS 2010 Pro.

2. My goal is to write what is essentially a "Tutorial" that will take newcomers to WinForms from "soup to nuts," via starting out "simple," and then, gradually, adding on levels of complexity.

At the same time, I hope that the final outcome (the final project) will be useful, and interesting, to advanced WinForm programmers: at least reflect some "novel" ways of approaching certain tasks.

I am debating right now whether this should be one article, with carefully "moving toward more depth" "segments" ... and each segment accompanied by a complete downloadable zipped solution.

My concern is: that if I separate this out into a series of articles, the chunks, segments, whatever, may not have really enough "meat on the bone" (content), to "measure-up" to what I consider the standards for a stand-alone CP article.

~

I would appreciate your opinions, ideas, reactions, particularly to issue number two.

thanks, Bill

"Everything we call real is made of things that cannot be regarded as real." Niels Bohr

Re: Two questions germane to a specific article(s) in progress

Sean Ewington13-Aug-12 3:20

Re: Two questions germane to a specific article(s) in progress

13-Aug-12 3:20

I guess it depends on how tiny the segments are. A single article would be the safer way to go, but as long as you solve something substantial on each segment, I suspect you'll be OK. I'd be happy to look at any drafts as well.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

BillWoodruff16-Aug-12 14:32

BillWoodruff

16-Aug-12 14:32

Thanks Sean, even if "belated," for your response: at this point I feel one longer article with "segments" is the way to go.

best, Bill

"One of the few good things about modern times: If you die horribly on television, you will not have died in vain. You will have entertained us." Kurt Vonnegut

Technical Blog update problem

Christian Amado10-Aug-12 12:06

10-Aug-12 12:06

Hi guys, When I tried to modify the source URL of my Technical Blog is changing to Article.

How can I change only the URL?

Regards

Christian Amado
MCITP | MCTS | MOS | MTA
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Sean Ewington13-Aug-12 3:22

13-Aug-12 3:22

Hi Christian,

Is this the source URL on the article itself? Is it not the correct one once the blog has been aggregated?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

Christian Amado13-Aug-12 3:24

13-Aug-12 3:24

Yes, but I changed my domain. This url will work until 23th August only Unsure | :~

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Sean Ewington13-Aug-12 4:02

13-Aug-12 4:02

It looks to me like you've submitted both feeds to the site. We could just delete the old one on August 23rd and let the new one do its thang.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

Christian Amado13-Aug-12 4:08

13-Aug-12 4:08

Yes. cmaswp must be deleted.

Thank you very much =)

Christian Amado
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Sean Ewington13-Aug-12 4:59

13-Aug-12 4:59

No problem. Would you like me to delete it now or Aug 23rd?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

Christian Amado13-Aug-12 5:00

13-Aug-12 5:00

May be better now.

Thanks!

Christian Amado
MCITP | MCTS | MOS | MTA
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Sean Ewington13-Aug-12 5:01