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Re: Article that collecte tips and trick from books and other articles Saad Mousliki2-Dec-13 0:19 Saad Mousliki 2-Dec-13 0:19  I have collected a list of tips that are not in one article, manuy articles and books, that is originale, and which I have tested in the latest Google Chrome version 30 ! Thanks Re: Article that collecte tips and trick from books and other articles Richard MacCutchan2-Dec-13 0:30 Richard MacCutchan 2-Dec-13 0:30  Well it's still not your own work. Veni, vidi, abiit domum Re: Article that collecte tips and trick from books and other articles Pete O'Hanlon2-Dec-13 2:12 Pete O'Hanlon 2-Dec-13 2:12  If you are copying from work that is covered by copyright, you cannot publish it here. It's as simple as that. Re: Article that collecte tips and trick from books and other articles thatraja2-Dec-13 3:21 thatraja 2-Dec-13 3:21  This thread reminds me of this message[^] by DD thatraja Code converters | Education Needed | Plans Re: Article that collecte tips and trick from books and other articles Saad Mousliki3-Dec-13 6:53 Saad Mousliki 3-Dec-13 6:53  It's under this license : , [^] where it's written that I could : Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material I think that now my article should be approved ! Thanks Re: Article that collecte tips and trick from books and other articles Pete O'Hanlon3-Dec-13 7:03 Pete O'Hanlon 3-Dec-13 7:03  Creative Commons may not apply to all of your source material if it comes from books. The publishers and authors retain copyright. Unless you can prove that copyright is not an issue in any of the parts of your article, it will not be approved. Re: Article that collecte tips and trick from books and other articles Saad Mousliki3-Dec-13 11:10 Saad Mousliki 3-Dec-13 11:10  The reason of deleting was the article with Creative Commons license, so now my article should be accepted if this reason still not valid, if you have any other thing that I should prove, I have no problem to prove it ! Re: Article that collecte tips and trick from books and other articles Pete O'Hanlon3-Dec-13 19:16 Pete O'Hanlon 3-Dec-13 19:16  You claim that part of your article takes tips from books, and we only have your word that the Creative Commons article is the only one you are linking out to. If the article is posted and you post anything at all that is covered by copyright then CodeProject is the site that is pursued for allowing copyright content to be posted. So, in order to let this in, you will have to list all of the sources for each tip so that we can check that you are not breaching copyright. And we do check. Re: Article that collecte tips and trick from books and other articles Saad Mousliki3-Dec-13 22:53 Saad Mousliki 3-Dec-13 22:53  Okay, I'll repost the article and add the sources in a comment for the editor Re: Article that collecte tips and trick from books and other articles Pete O'Hanlon3-Dec-13 23:03 Pete O'Hanlon 3-Dec-13 23:03  I would add them as a section at the bottom if I were you. The people who have to approve your article won't see editor notes. node.js : how to classify article. George H. Slaterpryce III29-Nov-13 6:02 George H. Slaterpryce III 29-Nov-13 6:02  I'm trying to figure out the best place to categorize a node.js article. I can't seem to find an established category. any recommendations? Re: node.js : how to classify article. Sean Ewington29-Nov-13 8:21 Sean Ewington 29-Nov-13 8:21  Hi George, Sometimes the additional items you're discussing might help dictate where it goes, but there isn't really a "perfect" place. That said, two possibles are: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/scripting/#General[^] or http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/#General[^] Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: node.js : how to classify article. Sean Ewington2-Dec-13 8:12 Sean Ewington 2-Dec-13 8:12  Orrr you could use our new Node.js section: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/Nodejs/[^] Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: node.js : how to classify article. George H. Slaterpryce III2-Dec-13 8:57 George H. Slaterpryce III 2-Dec-13 8:57  I had not seen that... thank you Re: node.js : how to classify article. Sean Ewington2-Dec-13 9:13 Sean Ewington 2-Dec-13 9:13  We just made it Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Article display as "Composing" Tharaka MTR27-Nov-13 6:26 Tharaka MTR 27-Nov-13 6:26  Hello, I have setup synchronized my technical blog with Code Project. Recently I have faced following issue. I wrote following blog in my wordpress blog site and it synchronized to the codeproject. Emoji and web application[^] Few days later, I have updated the wordpress blog, But the updated content was not synchronized to the code project. Therefore, I edit the code project article but it still in the "Composing" status. Please see below for my updated article http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/ArticleVersion.aspx?waid=102681&aid=684717[^] Can anyone please help me to resolve this issue? Tharaka Ragith Kumara Eyepax IT Consulting (Pvt) Ltd. Visit my blog Re: Article display as "Composing" Pete O'Hanlon27-Nov-13 6:49 Pete O'Hanlon 27-Nov-13 6:49  At the top right of your article, there's a section that says Status : Composing. You click the pen beside it to edit it - I've updated it to change the status to Available. Re: Article display as "Composing" Tharaka MTR27-Nov-13 7:59 Tharaka MTR 27-Nov-13 7:59  Thank you Pete. Tharaka Ragith Kumara Eyepax IT Consulting (Pvt) Ltd. Visit my blog Re: Article display as "Composing" Pete O'Hanlon27-Nov-13 7:59 Pete O'Hanlon 27-Nov-13 7:59  You're welcome. I'm glad I could help. Could someone please delete a thread in an Article forum? SoMad14-Nov-13 20:11 SoMad 14-Nov-13 20:11  Not really sure if this is the right place for this, but I would appreciate if someone could please delete this thread since I posted it to the previous version of the Tip: http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4702132/Points-of-interest.aspx[^] Soren Madsen "When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty Re: Could someone please delete a thread in an Article forum? Chris Maunder17-Nov-13 0:45 Chris Maunder 17-Nov-13 0:45  You want *this* thread deleted, or the thread at http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4702132/Points-of-interest.aspx[^]? Re: Could someone please delete a thread in an Article forum? SoMad17-Nov-13 1:05 SoMad 17-Nov-13 1:05  The one in the article that you link to, please. In the first version of the article, there was a link to a site. After he removed the section with the link, my comment looks out of place. Soren Madsen "When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty Blog Feed Not Pulled John Atten12-Nov-13 13:34 John Atten 12-Nov-13 13:34  My blog feed was polled at 9:31 AM this morning, and I had just posted a new article last night. Was hoping to see it "consumed", but it wasn't pulled. It was assigned the Code Project category, and had the hidden code project rel tag just like all my others. Have I missed something? Here is all my other technical blogs: My Technical Blog Posts on Code Project and here is my Feed showing blog polled at 9:31 AM: My Blog Feed at Code Project Is there any way to use Live Writer or any other tool Rajat-Indiandotnet8-Nov-13 18:50 Rajat-Indiandotnet 8-Nov-13 18:50  Hi, Just wanted to know is there any way to use MSN live writer or any other toolo write articles. Reagrds Rajat proraj@sify.com Re: Is there any way to use Live Writer or any other tool Richard MacCutchan8-Nov-13 23:08 Richard MacCutchan 8-Nov-13 23:08  See http://www.codeproject.com/info/Submit.aspx[^] for guidelines on article writing. Veni, vidi, abiit domum

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