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Questioncontrol visible Pin
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QuestionHow to display Directory of windows in listview Pin
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QuestionHow to add a ComboBox to a datagrid(or datagridview) Pin
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Questionhow to delete items into dropdown box using c#.net while present items is working in dropdownbox Pin
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Questionhow to convert ToolStrip MenuItem to Menu Item Pin
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Questiongetting table filed name from store procedure Pin
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QuestionUpdater Application Block v.2.0 Pin
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QuestionFind if value changed on Form other than keeping track of each value of control? Pin
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QuestionArticle Submition Problem:( Pin
Muammar©27-Dec-06 13:46
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Colin Angus Mackay27-Dec-06 15:36
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Muammar© wrote:
it took me 3 hours just posting and editing to end up with this sh*t


It takes me about 5 minutes to post an article. However, I write it up fist in an HTML editor then copy and paste it. This means I can spell check it, check the formatting and so on. That process takes quite a few hours.

From the things I saw.

1. Put code inside <pre> tags. It will preserve the formatting. NOTE: There is a slight bug and any empty line needs to contain at least one whitespace character

2. Don't apply your own formatting. The styles of the website will be applied. Stick with <a> <img> <p> <h1> <h2> <h3> <br> <code> and <pre> tags. Some minor additions such as bold and italic can be used, but sparingly. Much more than that and you start fighting with the styles of the website.

3. Do not colourise your code. The parser will do that for you. e.g. if you put the lang=cs attribute in the <pre> tag the code project parser will colour your code for C#

4. Spell check your article. I don't know what "coop" means. "cope", possibly.

5. I don't really see what you are demonstrating. In both article you have some code and an explanation of the code, but there is no focus.

6. Unless you are showing a contrived example to get a point across the code should adhere to some generally good practices (it doesn't have to be "best practice", unless that it what you are demonstrating). For example, you have hard coded file names into the source. Not only that but they were as string literals at the point of use (rather than declared as a const). This is very bad practice and the correct alternative usually taught around the third or fourth lesson in a programming couse. The better appoach would be to have the file names relative to the application, or if they must come from the windows directory, then to find out what the windows directory is called rather than assume C:\WINDOWS (I have several computers and only one use C:\WINDOWS)

Those are just my opinions on areas that could use some improvement. Other people may have differing opinions.


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