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Also, I've carefully inspected the problem and I've noticed that the auto-save draft feature completely doesn't work (e.g. disabled), as well as clicking on the "Save Draft" button doesn't take any effect. 
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I've found the issue. Looking to do a quick fix.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Thanks a lot, Chris.
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OK, try now.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Thanks a lot. Now it works as just fine.
Thanks over again. The incident might be closed.
Cheers, Arthur.
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I would like to suggest an enhancement for how code is displayed. I have seen this style on several sites and it seems very nice : NVIDIA Developer Forums[^]
The main thing this provides is line numbers. This is very helpful because many users write "I get an error on line xyz" and it's a PITA to count lines. The contrasting backgrounds is a nice bonus.
What do y'all think?
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The trouble with that is they need to provide the complete code from line 1. And if the error is in a small subroutine that starts at line 723 there is a lot of irrelevant text to scroll through.
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Interesting. I have always liked CP's code view better than anyone else. I think there may have been a different one I really liked more but can't remember what it was.
I don't like the alternate row coloring, in particular. Seems harder to read.
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Authors have the ability to add line numbers to their code listing if needed:
<pre lang="BASIC" linecount="true" countstart="10" countincrement="10">
PRINT "HELLO WORLD!"
GOTO 10
</pre>
will produce
10 PRINT "HELLO WORLD!"
20 GOTO 10
But I know you're looking for line numbers everywhere.
We could add a button at the top right that adds line numbers, but my preference is to, in general, not have the line numbers in order to keep things clean, and instead leave it to the authors for specific use cases.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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I prefer no line numbers as well because it makes copy/pasting more convenient. However a button to add line numbers (and turn them off) would be a nice feature.
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How can I delete my account? Can u please delete my account?!
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Go to Your Settings[^], select the Privacy tab and choose the appropriate options there.
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Any Idea when you choose
Close my account How to reactivate that account
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Yes, it is all explained on the Privacy page.
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It says to contact them but which email to contact?
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They all come to us in one way or another. Please feel free to use mine: sean@codeproject.com
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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@chris-maunder is the man who will help you. No need to email him, he will get a notification from this message.
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Sean's on it!
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Please take a look:
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5205732/libpe
See Table of content.
<details><summary>Expand
wasn't parsed well.
Also, all inner links aren't working [](#).
Although it all work fine in the original readme.md
I guess your parcer has some issues.
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I've added the details and summary tags to our list of allowed tags in our HTML sanitiser. Should be live soon(ish)
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Thanks for the reply.
But what about hrefs?
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Yep - href's fixed too.
We use GitHub itself to format the HTML, so a bit weird the amount of post-processing we need to do to get it usable.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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So that when we get ones like this: Panurat[^] we can explain to the author that it can't be published if we know absolutely nothing about it?
Just a refusal with no explanation does seem rude and unhelpful - he may have worked hard on the code and it could be handy if he expanded the README to actually tell us what it was about.
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