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11-Apr-20 10:40

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Greg Utas11-Apr-20 10:59

Greg Utas

11-Apr-20 10:59

It looks like the abstract is taken from the intro. And that the first image (the histogram) is a copy of the last one but only belongs at the end.

Nelek11-Apr-20 13:46

11-Apr-20 13:46

That's another point. Which should be said to the author. I mean the format issues with the code snippets, it sadly is something that often happens, when blogs get fed.

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Greg Utas11-Apr-20 14:02

Greg Utas

11-Apr-20 14:02

When you type something into the comment box before clicking on something other than "Approve", where does the comment go? I've never seen these comments from anyone else. Is there a way for moderators to see them? Can the author see them, or do you have to add a comment to the article itself?

Nelek12-Apr-20 0:08

12-Apr-20 0:08

We moderators can see more things than normal users, yes. But there is not "Poll results" of the clicks to be seen.

It is approved and we can see, who approved it.
Or it is nuked, and we can see, who nuked it (this is not always consistent, but that's another history)

User should get a notification about the results (approved / nuked and reason), but if it says the clicks of the options... no idea, that have been added relative recently and I my last Tip is older than that.

About the moderation board... Do you sometimes see messages i.e. "not an article", "format issues" or similars by other people? Then you see the same board, than I can see.

When you post something in the comment by voting then it auto generates a message in the board with "My Vote of X" and the body is your comment of the vote box.

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Greg Utas12-Apr-20 0:40

Greg Utas

12-Apr-20 0:40

@sean-ewington
I can see articles/tips/blogs (but not posts) that need to be approved, as well as the reviewers who voted on them and how. But when I approve an article, or say that it should be a tip, or that it has formatting issues or whatever, there's a box where I can enter comments before clicking on my selection. And I'm wondering where comments typed into that box go, because I never see them afterwards, and never see any from other reviewers. It's similar, but not the same, as the comment you can enter when voting on an article.

Nelek12-Apr-20 7:02

12-Apr-20 7:02

Greg Utas wrote:
(but not posts) that need to be approved

That's protectors only. The spam filters. We have to choose, let it through or send it to limbo.

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Sean Ewington13-Apr-20 4:01

13-Apr-20 4:01

If it's the reporting box, it gives me a little not when I look at the report itself. Very helpful.

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Sean Ewington13-Apr-20 4:00

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13-Apr-20 4:00

Deeksha beat me to it.

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Издислав Издиславов5-Apr-20 1:48

Издислав Издиславов

5-Apr-20 1:48

Hello, I am experiencing this again, but I forgot how did I solve it the last time Smile | :)

I have an article to publish and most of the images are wider than 640/700 px. So I would like to upload the original images and to restrict their width to 640 by width tag. But I want users to be able to click on them and see the image in original size. This is important especially for bigger screenshots with code. I initially did that like < a href="address_of_bigimage.png" >< img src="smallimage.png" />< a/> (there are some spaces put in the html part only for this comment, so that it appears as html and not be autoformatted).

Can this be done in an easier manner? If not, what will be the address of all images for the article - it should be code project domain, then KB (knowledge base) and then some number I guess?

Thanks in advance

The usage of UTM tags.

Aleksandar Vidakovic31-Mar-20 1:07

Aleksandar Vidakovic

31-Mar-20 1:07

Hi,

Please let me know is the usage of UTM tags in the articles allowed?

Thanks.

Re: The usage of UTM tags.

Sean Ewington31-Mar-20 3:10

Re: The usage of UTM tags.

31-Mar-20 3:10

If you are promoting or advertising something in the Editorial section, no.

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Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Aleksandar Vidakovic31-Mar-20 7:21

Aleksandar Vidakovic

31-Mar-20 7:21

ok.
Thanks for the clarification.

Blog needing help.... again

Nelek23-Mar-20 20:22

23-Mar-20 20:22

The guy from a couple of posts below doesn't learn...
Still feeding with broken format

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Sean Ewington24-Mar-20 1:33

24-Mar-20 1:33

Beautified.

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Sean Ewington
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Nelek24-Mar-20 2:47

24-Mar-20 2:47

Thank you.

But is it not a bit too much work, if you have to beautify each of his posts?

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Sean Ewington24-Mar-20 2:50

24-Mar-20 2:50

I can't think of a blog entry I haven't had to beautify. Possibly ever. That's the way it is.

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Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Nelek24-Mar-20 2:51