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Re: Odd effect on home page - weekly poll is now part of the moderation queue

19-Jun-16 21:46

See here: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/Uploads/6122202/WeeklyPoll20160620.png[^]
And the HTML from Chrome:

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[edit]It may be the fault of this tip: How to Map the List<object> to Object via AutoMapper?[^] which is the only one in the tips queue. I suspect the <and > characters in the title are being passed through as HTML tags?
If so, that'll fix itself, but probably shouldn't happen[/edit]

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modified 20-Jun-16 3:54am.

Chris Maunder21-Jun-16 6:25

Re: Odd effect on home page - weekly poll is now part of the moderation queue

21-Jun-16 6:25

Should be fixed. Should be...

cheers
Chris Maunder

OriginalGriff21-Jun-16 6:34

Re: Odd effect on home page - weekly poll is now part of the moderation queue

21-Jun-16 6:34

Thanks!
Live would be so much easier if it wasn't for all us damn users, eh? Laugh | :laugh:

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Chris Maunder21-Jun-16 6:39

21-Jun-16 6:39

Don't even get me started...

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Imran Abdul Ghani19-Jun-16 1:43

Imran Abdul Ghani

19-Jun-16 1:43

Following blog article is not consumed.

http://www.webdevelopmenthelp.net/2016/06/jquery-interview-questions.html

Kindly do the needful.

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Imran

Re: Blog not consumed

Chris Maunder21-Jun-16 6:26

Articles menu subitems innaccessible

21-Jun-16 6:26

Your RSS feed is broken:

This page contains the following errors:

error on line 777 at column 72: Extra content at the end of the document
Below is a rendering of the page up to the first error

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Chris Maunder

kmoorevs18-Jun-16 11:10

kmoorevs

18-Jun-16 11:10

I am unable to access anything under the articles menu (above) except the first item. (Chapters and Sections) Moving over that item blocks access to anything else. (missing indent?) Smile | :)

Browser check (as requested by Griff)

User Agent Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; WOW64; Trident/7.0; Touch; rv:11.0) like Gecko 
Browser IE 
Device Type Tablet 
Version string 11.0 
Version 11 
Platform Win10 
Platform Version 10.0 
  
Chrome False 
Edge False 
IE True 
Opera False 
Safari False 
  
Blink False 
EdgeHTML False 
Gecko False 
Trident True 
WebKit False 
  
Desktop False 
Tablet True 
Mobile Device True 
Small Mobile Device False 
Touch Device False 
  
Standard True 
Display Mode Normal 
Editable Elements True 
Modern True 
Semi-Modern True 
CRC 3550760895 
Cookies OK? True

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modified 19-Jun-16 16:33pm.

Re: Articles menu subitems innaccessible

OriginalGriff19-Jun-16 3:15

Re: Articles menu subitems innaccessible

19-Jun-16 3:15

I assume you are on a tablet / phone?
I have the same problem on my tablet today - but if yours is Android you can access the "whole page" via the Three Dots Button, then "request desktop site".
Can you post what Browser Check[^] says to help them? (Mine is unchanged, Chris - but shows the same problem)

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kmoorevs19-Jun-16 5:29

kmoorevs

19-Jun-16 5:29

It was on a IE11 on a laptop. Funny though, when I access it from my desktop PC, also IE11, it works fine??? Confused | :confused:

Also, just checked under latest Chrome and it is fine...

Maybe it's been fixed already? I'll power up the laptop later and check it again. Thanks! Smile | :)

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Re: Articles menu subitems innaccessible

OriginalGriff19-Jun-16 5:50

Could you add categories for Azure SQL Database and SQL Server 2016

19-Jun-16 5:50

Welcome!
It's still happening on my Nexus, so I suspect the same for your lappie. Run the Browser check so they can see what info they are given.

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Typo or a mismatch?

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan16-Jun-16 8:43

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

16-Jun-16 8:43

The new contest that started recently has a mismatch in the URLs. (Or was that intended?)

Internet of Things Article Challenge[^] (From the home page)
Internet of Things Article Challenge[^] (From Featured Competitions page)

The URL mismatch may be (or I think should be) fixed for future, and I suggest the URL from Feature Competitions should be kept. Also, if this is something usual that CodeProject does (as in case of showing on home page only), then leave this report.

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Jovan Popovic(MSFT)16-Jun-16 3:49

Jovan Popovic(MSFT)

16-Jun-16 3:49

I'm writing articles about SQL Server 2016 and Azure SQL Database, but I cannot see these categories in sections/subsections.
Are there any plans to ad them in the near future?

Re: Could you add categories for Azure SQL Database and SQL Server 2016

Chris Maunder21-Jun-16 6:29

Could we have a user based option...

21-Jun-16 6:29

When posting an article you can add whatever tags you wish.

The sections are for the general topic of your article, and the tags for the specific language, platform and technology used.

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Chris Maunder

OriginalGriff15-Jun-16 10:39

15-Jun-16 10:39

... To always serve the desktop site, instead of the mobile?
It's a pain on my tablet to keep having to tell Chrome to "request desktop site"...

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Chris Maunder15-Jun-16 16:00

15-Jun-16 16:00

What device are you using?

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Chris Maunder

OriginalGriff15-Jun-16 20:44

15-Jun-16 20:44

Nexus 7

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Chris Maunder16-Jun-16 10:05

16-Jun-16 10:05

What does Browser Check[^] say?

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Chris Maunder

OriginalGriff16-Jun-16 20:06

16-Jun-16 20:06

Sorry for the delay, landline failed and broadband went with it...

Browser Check
User agent string:  
Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 4.4; Nexus 7 Build/KRT16S) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/51.0.2704.81 Safari/537.36
  Lookup

User Agent	Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 4.4; Nexus 7 Build/KRT16S) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/51.0.2704.81 Safari/537.36
Browser	Chrome
Device Type	Mobile Phone
Version string	0.0
Version	0
Platform	Android
Platform Version	4.4
 
Chrome	True
Edge	False
IE	False
Opera	False
Safari	False
 
Blink	False
EdgeHTML	False
Gecko	False
Trident	False
WebKit	True
 
Desktop	False
Tablet	False
Mobile Device	True
Small Mobile Device	True
Touch Device	False
 
Standard	True
Display Mode	Mobile
Editable Elements	True
Modern	True
Semi-Modern	True
CRC	727082069
Cookies OK?	True

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Chris Maunder17-Jun-16 3:40

17-Jun-16 3:40

This is where I just want to go back to MFC applications.

The Nexus is a phone. Except it's as big as a tablet. We modify what we send to phones in order to cater to slower processors, less RAM, less bandwidth, and because we simply won't be showing as much. Your device is a phone - and our system will treat it as such - but it's really a tablet when it comes to display.

I'm loathe to remove our "mobile rendering" mode because there's still lots of folks who appreciate being sent less HTML. I'm scared to add display-mode persistence because it'll mean lots of people stuck on "mobile view" (or whatever) and getting a crappy experience. Regardless, I'll add this as a TODO and cross my fingers. It could take a while to get this done unfortunately (pipeline kinda full this month)

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Chris Maunder

OriginalGriff17-Jun-16 3:49

17-Jun-16 3:49

I know what you mean, but how about three options:

1) Depends on device (default)
2) Always desktop
3) Always mobile

That way, nobody's experience is degraded unless they specifically say "I want this" - and only people who have a problem will bother to change it.

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Nish Nishant17-Jun-16 11:23

Nish Nishant

17-Jun-16 11:23

How about making it a user setting? If the user's logged in, respect his previous setting on that device.

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Nish

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Blog: voidnish.wordpress.com

Chris Maunder19-Jun-16 5:03

19-Jun-16 5:03

Yep. (See the "I'm scared to add display-mode persistence because it'll mean lots of people stuck on "mobile view" (or whatever) and getting a crappy experience. Regardless, I'll add this as a TODO and cross my fingers." bit in my previous post)

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Chris Maunder