Article Writing

31-Jan-17 4:12

Fixed.

Just a quick note: You can also report these. I promise I go through them all eventually. Even the false ones Wink | ;)

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Re: And another one

Nelek31-Jan-17 7:50

Another blog needing help

31-Jan-17 7:50

[Joke]
I don't know if I should take this as a bit stalker or not Wink | ;)

[/Joke]

If you mean the "needs help --> Format" report... I do usually use it

M.D.V.

If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
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Nelek29-Jan-17 10:16

Re: Another blog needing help

29-Jan-17 10:16

This[^] needs help with the format of the snippets.

M.D.V.

Sean Ewington30-Jan-17 3:55

Re: Another blog needing help

30-Jan-17 3:55

done

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Nelek30-Jan-17 20:55

Un-delete deleted article

30-Jan-17 20:55

Thank you

M.D.V.

wlf84k27-Jan-17 3:46

wlf84k

27-Jan-17 3:46

I had to delete an article on CP for a few days. Now I want to bring it back. How? I tried to restore revision from before deletion but it only creates new revision which is also in deleted state.

Re: Un-delete deleted article

Sean Ewington27-Jan-17 3:46

Re: Un-delete deleted article

27-Jan-17 3:46

I believe I resurrected it for you

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

wlf84k29-Jan-17 23:36

wlf84k

29-Jan-17 23:36

Thank you

Blog needing help

Nelek26-Jan-17 0:29

26-Jan-17 0:29

This[^] is having some snippets that should be "text" but actually set on other language so they get weird coloring.

M.D.V.

Re: Blog needing help

Sean Ewington26-Jan-17 3:50

Is writing an article on an Exploit allowed ?

26-Jan-17 3:50

Rescued.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

prameshdk25-Jan-17 7:15

prameshdk

25-Jan-17 7:15

Hi :) 

Is writing an article on an  Exploit/Vulnerability  allowed ?

Nelek26-Jan-17 0:27

26-Jan-17 0:27

In my opinion... it depends a lot of the target of the article.

If it is clearly technical and you explain about the exploit and how to solve it, I would be happy to read it.

But if you only explain how to take profit from it, then I would report it as abuse.

I hope you understand the difference I mean

But... The last words are on CP Staff.

M.D.V.

Sean Ewington26-Jan-17 3:22

26-Jan-17 3:22

Much like a Jedi, you can only write such articles for defense, never for attack.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

prameshdk26-Jan-17 20:32

prameshdk

26-Jan-17 20:32

Thanks for clarifying.

yes it is a white hat article with solutions, I raised it to facebook security apparently they think it is a non issue and poses no tangible security risk Smile | :)

I felt like hitting my head on the wall and migrating to mars when i heard that response .

so should be safe to publish to create awareness for those who value there privacy and get feed back from the community whether they think its an issue worth fixing.

Cheers Smile | :)

Can you fix this, please?

Richard Deeming27-Jan-17 2:02

Richard Deeming

27-Jan-17 2:02

Pril Krishna wrote:
those who value their privacy ...

... don't sign up for a Facebook account. Big Grin | :-D

"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer

OriginalGriff21-Jan-17 1:54

OriginalGriff

21-Jan-17 1:54

@Sean-Ewingtonn
Can you fix the code blocks on this would be blog: Create Multiple Files Page Objects with Visual Studio Item Templates[^] before our eyes start to bleed?
Caution: Sunglasses advised before visiting! Cool | :cool:

Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...

Re: Can you fix this, please?

Chris Maunder21-Jan-17 8:15

Chris Maunder

21-Jan-17 8:15

Fixed

cheers
Chris Maunder

Re: Can you fix this, please?

adrian_h23-Jan-17 10:47

adrian_h

23-Jan-17 10:47

Is this part of a bigger problem?

See C++ Standard Allocator, An Introduction and Implementation. This problem makes the code unreadable.

Re: Can you fix this, please?

Chris Maunder23-Jan-17 11:04

Chris Maunder

23-Jan-17 11:04

Fixed.

Looks like that was a left-over from a formatting issue we had ages ago. I just touched the article and it fixed itself up.

cheers
Chris Maunder

Blog needing help

Nelek19-Jan-17 17:12

19-Jan-17 17:12

this[^] is showing the code snippets almost without format.

M.D.V.

Re: Blog needing help

Sean Ewington20-Jan-17 3:50

20-Jan-17 3:50

All fixed.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Re: Blog needing help

Nelek20-Jan-17 21:37

How to tell what are the changes in the updated article?

20-Jan-17 21:37

Thank you

M.D.V.

Bryian Tan19-Jan-17 7:54

Bryian Tan

19-Jan-17 7:54

Let say I have an article, current revision number is 100. I went to update it, and obviously the next revision number will be 101. After I submit, the article will go through the approval process. The reviewers/moderator will look at it and pick an option from "Approve or report this article:" section.

My question is, as a reviewer/moderator, how can I compare/tell what the changes/update between version 100 and 101? Since version 101 is not listed under Articles » Platforms, Frameworks & Libraries » Libraries » General » Revisions during the approval/review process.

Re: How to tell what are the changes in the updated article?

Sean Ewington19-Jan-17 8:00