Article Writing

Re: First Article closed, how to check reviewer feedback

25-Apr-20 23:30

You might want to read:
Code Project Article FAQ[^]
CodeProject Plagiarism FAQ[^]
A Word to the Beginning Author[^]
A Guide To Writing Articles For Code Project[^]
Using the Article Editor (without losing your hair in handfuls)[^]
Using PRE tags on Code Project[^]
Article Formatting tips for CodeProject[^]
Formatting Code in Tips and Tricks[^]

M.D.V.

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Richard Deeming27-Apr-20 0:02

Richard Deeming

27-Apr-20 0:02

prateek bhardwaj60 wrote:
I am new in codeproject

Really? Your profile says you've been a member for nearly 8 years. Confused | :confused:

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My today article was closed

SimbirSoft22-Apr-20 11:29

SimbirSoft

22-Apr-20 11:29

Hello! Can you explain please why my today article Web-Apps on Flask: How to Deal With Cyclic Imports was closed? It is said it was reported as spam, but it's not.

The article number is [Article:5265893]

Link - CodeProject[^]

Re: My today article was closed

Pete O'Hanlon22-Apr-20 21:09

Pete O'Hanlon

22-Apr-20 21:09

The article itself looks okay but I suspect that people marked it as spam because of your company profile at the bottom of the article. Personally speaking, I think that's daft and I don't see a problem with the text as you haven't actually linked out to your company site.

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Re: My today article was closed

Richard MacCutchan22-Apr-20 22:46

Richard MacCutchan

22-Apr-20 22:46

I think this was voted off in error, as it appeared to have been copied from someone else's work. The administrators have been alerted, and should be able to reinstate it.

Re: My today article was closed

SimbirSoft23-Apr-20 0:34

SimbirSoft

23-Apr-20 0:34

Everything is fixed, thanks much!

Android Studio submission

Gammill18-Apr-20 7:51

Gammill

18-Apr-20 7:51

I have some Java code I would like to share.  I have an example app via Android Studio so that one can see the graphics.  How best to share it?  The APK?  A tar.gz of my project folder?  Or zip (Linux based zip app)?

I plan on a tar.gz or zip of the set of classes; but not sure about how
best to share the Android Studio project.

WedgeSoft

Nelek18-Apr-20 10:00

18-Apr-20 10:00

Ask in Java Discussion Boards[^] or in Quick Answers[^], you might get better answers and more viewers than here.

M.D.V.

Gammill18-Apr-20 10:37

Gammill

18-Apr-20 10:37

Thanks for that suggestion... have re-posted in Java discussion.

WedgeSoft

Nelek19-Apr-20 3:24

19-Apr-20 3:24

Sorry... It seems I had understood your message wrongly. I just paid too much atention to the "java code"

If the question is about how to publish an article and share the code here in Codeproject, then this was exactly the right forum for it.

I should have read more carefully. Sorry for that

M.D.V.

Richard MacCutchan18-Apr-20 21:26

Richard MacCutchan

18-Apr-20 21:26

If you mean to share it here then you need to write an article with all the details, and add the code as a download. See https://www.codeproject.com/info/Submit.aspx[^] for details.

Nelek19-Apr-20 3:28

19-Apr-20 3:28

I am not used to java, so I can't really say what is best from the options you said.

But the usual way to publish here is to add a zip with the source code to the article, so everyone interested can download, check what they want and then compile on their own.

You might publish the equivalent of the windows *.exe, but additionally, not as only download.

I recommend you to have a look to:
CodeProject Plagiarism FAQ[^]
Code Project Article FAQ[^]
Using the Article Editor (without losing your hair in handfuls)[^]
Article Formatting tips for CodeProject[^]
Formatting Code in Tips and Tricks[^]
Markdown[^]

M.D.V.

Gammill20-Apr-20 11:17

Gammill

20-Apr-20 11:17

Sorry to bother you... I solved my one problem. (And posted said solution on
the duplicate post... and forgot to ever check back here.) Under File in
Android Studio is "Export to zip" Which I not previously noticed. I used that.
My article is complete and packaged and will be email submitted today.

Thanks and sorry I was a bother.

WedgeSoft

Nelek20-Apr-20 22:05

Discussing changes proposed by the editor

20-Apr-20 22:05

You were not bothering us at all... The error was mine, because I didn't read your message correctly, you did it right. This forum is to ask for help composing / posting articles.

Glad to see you solved it yourself. Looking forward to see your article Smile | :)

M.D.V.

Member 420181313-Apr-20 12:18

Member 4201813

13-Apr-20 12:18

I've recently written an article which has been later checked and corrected by CodeProject editor. Great work, thank you! There are some proposed changes, however, which I would like to discuss and, maybe, express a bit differently.

What is the preferred way to do this? Should I simply prepare an update to my article and post it as usually or should I somehow contact the editor directly?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Re: Discussing changes proposed by the editor

Sean Ewington14-Apr-20 3:07

Sean Ewington

14-Apr-20 3:07

Please email us at submit@codeproject.com

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Re: Discussing changes proposed by the editor

Member 420181314-Apr-20 7:00

Member 4201813

14-Apr-20 7:00

Thank you, Sean!

blog needing help

Nelek11-Apr-20 10:40

11-Apr-20 10:40

Snippet problems
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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.

M.D.V.

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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.

M.D.V.

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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.

M.D.V.