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Yup, I noticed the same thing starting to happen sometime this week or last I'm running the exact same version of I.E. that you are.
I support two teams: the Canucks and whoever is playing the Leafs!
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I'm currently browsing the forums with 'Last Day' as the filter.
Sometimes you come across a message and would like to see the context of the message as it relates to the orignal thread.
However when you click 'View Thread', it only shows the parts of the thread that fit the filter. I think it would be a lot more user-friendly if it showed the entire thread instead. It would at least stop me from having to switch between filters on a regular basis.
Michael
'Logic, my dear Zoe, merely enables one to be wrong with authority.' - The Doctor: The Wheel in Space
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How about adding a date field to the list so that you know when a file was added to your book marks. This way you would now how long ago you book marked an article.
Jeff Patterson
Programmers speak in Code.
http://www.anti-dmca.org[^]
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Added to the TODO
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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No "this feature this bug" this time 
It's amazing that 3 1/3rd years before, you you guys chose a website design that scaled very nicely - even if the scaling had to be done in long and ready nights I guess.
Would be nice, at your birthday, to have a rundown of CP "Tech Milestones".
How many users were there at this or that time? What changes, rewrite happened, when? How many hamsters run the servers?
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"Vierteile den, der sie Hure schimpft mit einem türkischen Säbel."
mlog || Agile Programming | doxygen
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This would require a book or two to get it all in there.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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Chris Maunder wrote:
This would require a book or two to get it all in there.
You might ask Nish and Tom to ghostwrite it for you.
"Your village called -
They're missing their idiot."
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I have my message board options set to One Month for the date option. Whenever I post a message in the Lounge it redirects me back to the lounge page but it sets my date option to All. It's not a problem, it would probably just take a bit of load off the SQL server if it didn't do this. I don't know if this happens to anyone else.
The man who smiles when things go wrong has thought of someone he can blame it on.
If you tell a man there are 300 billion stars in the universe, he'll believe you. But if you tell him a bench has just been painted, he'll have to touch it to be sure.
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...I don't think the "Understanding and Improving the Design of Your .NET Application" ad is supposed to be in the sidebar - it looks like a banner to me. 
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A few times recently after posting a reply, the window that opens afterwards which should contain my post and the others from the thread has left me at weird locations.
Just now in the soapbox, I ended up viewing posts from Sep 14th 2001 about terrorist jokes. Now they may have been good, but they are a little dated. I think Roger Wright has also mentioned this happening to him. So it doesn't look like an isolated incident.
Roger Allen - Sonork 100.10016
If your dead and reading this, then you have no life!
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I've not seen it straight after posting, but have seen it in response to clicking the link included in the reply notification emails.
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It's happened to me at least 3 times.
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There is some sort of wierd caching problem with I.E. that suddenly started happening to me, I often go to google news and sometimes when I would go to a link and click back I would see very old news from the cache until I refreshed. I cleared my cache from the I.E. menu and the problem has gone away. Perhaps it was a "feature" of a recent I.E. update?
I support two teams: the Canucks and whoever is playing the Leafs!
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I'm used to backup in my e-mail archive the interesting messages that I receive from my articles, however long (and so, interesting) messages are cutted out with a "...(continued)" (I remember the bandwidth problems in the past).
I think that, at least for the article authors, and if it's not too hard to implement, the full text should be sent.
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Good idea, but I had lots of emails from authors asking me to not send the full text because some of them use Hotmail or Yahoo accounts which were quickly overflowing due to some members posting large messages at the end of articles.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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ok, some sacrifice is necessary for the good of the community.
May I ask a check box in the personal settings?
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Davide Pizzolato wrote:
May I ask a check box in the personal settings?
You may 
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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Hi Folks ,
I love this site and love getting e-mail from this site with new stuff happening . I am a total newbie at programing but I have been in System Administration for a while . I would love to see a Section dedicated to total newbies that off projects and information for the beginner ... Not that anything should be in stone cause its hard to keep peoples intrests but I think I have a passion for programming even though I'm a total newbie at it .. It would be nice to see a section for newbies ... Or maybe there is and I haven't seen it ... Sorry for such a long e-mial ... Great Site !!
Thanks
Chris
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People have talked about this before, and agreed that it's a good idea. There's a beginners section for C++, one for C#, etc, but as you said, there aren't really very many articles for the total beginner. I just might write some myself - if time permits.
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It's been suggested before, and remains a good idea. I'm an old fart, used to programming procedural style, but I'm a total newbie in this goofy, confusing Windows event-driven paradigm. I search for beginner articles regularly, and there are a lot of them if you look for them. Every article is rated by level, but it can be difficult to find the beginner level ones easily. A separate section for us would be nice. So long as we can stay away from utterly useless garbage like 'Hello World' and 'Scribble' apps, anything tutorial on a beginner level would be welcome.
If you're really new to programming, I'd recommend that you check out some of the scripting articles realted to ASP and ADO. Scripting is looked down upon by a lot of the locals, but it's every bit as valid as a programming model as C++ - it just takes advantage of higher levels of abstraction so as to save you the worry over the low-level details of your code. C# looks to be the new darling in Microsoft's nest, and there are a lot of good articles of a tutorial nature there. That's a good step up after dabbling with scripts, and the nomenclature and syntax are a good intro to what you'll need to move on into the high-octane languages.
One thing you might consider is, though there is no beginner area here, the possibility of adding your discoveries as you learn in the form of basic tutorials. That would grow the stock of beginner articles here, perhaps resulting in a need to create the very thing you seek. You would be doing yourself, and others, a service by making this happen. Keep in mind that, even if all you know how to do is loop on a serial port waiting for something to happen, there are likely to be many of our nearly 700,000 members who don't know how to do that. They may be very thankful to you for you showing them how it's done. I have a strong feeling that many good articles may never be published because the authors feel that their contribution isn't good enough for this bunch; don't let that stop you...
Welcome to CodeProject, weird world though it may be.
"Your village called -
They're missing their idiot."
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Yup, I agree entirely, I have a friend that want's to learn how to program in .net and there is really nothing on the internet anywhere that will walk a person with nothing more than an internet connection through the process of getting the runtime installed, getting the open source IDE, starting with the basics, i.e. what is an object, what is a program through to writing the classic hello world app and on from there.
Ideally it would be nice if a beginner section stated up front that all you need is an internet connection, a windows pc and a willingness to learn and the rest is linked to, taught from the beginners section. Step by step to bring a person up to where they can then benefit from / use the beginner level articles already on C.P.
I support two teams: the Canucks and whoever is playing the Leafs!
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I hoop that you will add a java section to this web site
i think that it will be good step where we can add many articels and compare the power of C# against java
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Havent u noticeed that CP is more twards MicroSoft technologies?!?!
I was born intelligent
Education ruined me!.
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But we can extend our knowledge by discussing other company products , and you know that i am speaking about big development tool JAVA it is stable one and have many services take a look on it
Mhmoud Rawas
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Software Eng.
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