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GeneralRe: No link for code download in my ariclemvpSandeep Mewara21 Jan '13 - 21:32 
Good to know you submitted the article.
 
What I asked was how to fix it. All that would happened by default if you would have used the article submit workflow where it asks if any download to be attached.
 
About code blocks, you need to always wrap it with a pre tag with a defined language to get proper colorization. You don't need to know any class or style. Put few line of code, select them and use 'code -> C#' for C# code lines. It will automatically apply the need HTML with attribute if any.
 
Since, I could not edit your article, I suggested you a way to do it yourself.
Sandeep Mewara
Microsoft ASP.NET MVP 2012 & 2013
 

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QuestionExporting ArticlememberTharaka MTR20 Jan '13 - 9:03 
Is there any way to export codeproject article?

AnswerRe: Exporting ArticleprotectorPete O'Hanlon20 Jan '13 - 9:43 
Why would you want to export it? If you had an exported article and it was updated, you would end up with an out of date article.

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GeneralRe: Exporting ArticlememberTharaka MTR20 Jan '13 - 14:30 
I just need to export it and imported to my own blog.

GeneralRe: Exporting ArticleprotectorPete O'Hanlon20 Jan '13 - 20:50 
Just put a link to the article. There's no need to download it.

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GeneralRe: Exporting ArticlememberTharaka MTR20 Jan '13 - 21:11 
for now, I'll do that.
is that mean no any exporting feature?

GeneralRe: Exporting ArticleprotectorPete O'Hanlon20 Jan '13 - 21:14 
There's no export, no.

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GeneralRe: Exporting ArticleprotectorPete O'Hanlon20 Jan '13 - 21:15 
I should say, if the article is your article, there's an export HTML feature on the article page. But that is only for your articles.

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GeneralRe: Exporting Article [modified]memberTharaka MTR20 Jan '13 - 21:48 
Wow... That's what I want Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:
But I can't find that feature. I have created 3 tips/Tricks. I just want to export those.


modified 21 Jan '13 - 3:57.

GeneralRe: Exporting ArticleprotectorPete O'Hanlon20 Jan '13 - 22:14 
At the top right of your tip/trick, there's an orange symbol that looks like this </>. That's what you need to click.

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GeneralRe: Exporting ArticlememberTharaka MTR20 Jan '13 - 22:25 
Thanks. It works Thumbs Up | :thumbsup: Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

GeneralRe: Exporting ArticleprotectorPete O'Hanlon20 Jan '13 - 22:41 
You are welcome. Glad I could help.

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QuestionUnable to upload my codemembersyed_babu15 Jan '13 - 16:58 
I have submitted my article [ http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/ArticleVersion.aspx?waid=57395&aid=526169 ]. But I'm not able to find the link to upload my source code. The status of the article is shown as "Closed". What does this mean?
AnswerRe: Unable to upload my codeadminChris Maunder15 Jan '13 - 17:28 
Try now.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
 
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP

GeneralRe: Unable to upload my codemembersyed_babu15 Jan '13 - 18:00 
Still I'm not able to upload my code.
I'm in the edit mode. If I'm not wrong, "Add files" is the button used to upload my code. I browsed my code to be uploaded [ which is in zip format ], but there is a cursor which keeps on rotating next to the Upload files button. I noticed one more thing that, even if I just enter into the edit mode, the status next to the upload files button is just keep on rotating.
GeneralRe: Unable to upload my codeadminChris Maunder15 Jan '13 - 18:26 
How big is the file you're trying to upload?
cheers,
Chris Maunder
 
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP

GeneralRe: Unable to upload my codemembersyed_babu15 Jan '13 - 18:28 
There seems to be some issue in my system. I did it with a different system. Thanks Chris..
QuestionNot able to add Java code while writing ArticlememberKaurKhushboo14 Jan '13 - 1:25 
Hi All,
 
I am trying to write an Article on Android Mobile Application. While I am writing the code, e.g.
import android.support.v4.app.FragmentActivity;
import android.support.v4.app.LoaderManager;
To hightlight this code section, I selected 'Formatted' and then selected 'Java' as the language. When I preview this web page, the above code is shown as follows:
 
<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span>import android.support.v4.app.FragmentActivity;
<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span>import android.support.v4.app.LoaderManager;
 
HTML content is also added along with the Java code!
How can I correctly hightlight the code section in my article?
AnswerRe: Not able to add Java code while writing ArticlestaffSean Ewington14 Jan '13 - 3:18 
I suspect we're having an issue with Java colorization. For the time being, would you please just make it a regular <pre> block?
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

GeneralRe: Not able to add Java code while writing ArticlememberKaurKhushboo14 Jan '13 - 20:29 
If I copy paste complete Java code, then your aspx page is working fine. If I copy paste few lines, could be 2, 10 or 50 lines of code, then it shows erroneous code.
If I use
 while working in HTML format, my problem is solved. Only that I have to delete this code also:

before attaching pre block.
GeneralRe: Not able to add Java code while writing ArticleadminChris Maunder15 Jan '13 - 17:19 
It could be that you were posting during a site update. Things can get a little slow for 5-10 mins.
 
Have you tried again?
cheers,
Chris Maunder
 
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP

QuestionWhat is the best way to add download links in second article from part 1 articlememberIgor Stanic13 Jan '13 - 22:13 
I published my first CP article as part 1 of two-part series based on the same material which is available for download in part 1. Since I have part 2 already prepared and ready for submission page, what would be the best way to add the same links to part 2? I presume there is a better way than just upload files from part 1 again?
AnswerRe: What is the best way to add download links in second article from part 1 articlestaffSean Ewington14 Jan '13 - 3:20 
Hi Igor,
 
I'm afraid not. You could put a link in part 2 that recommended readers to go back to part 1 to download the files there, but other than that, each article is standalone for uploading files.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

GeneralRe: What is the best way to add download links in second article from part 1 articlememberIgor Stanic14 Jan '13 - 3:38 
I was just about to put links in article 2 with URLs of actual download links from article 1 in CP submission form. Are you saying that it will not work?
 
Btw, thanks for your previous answer.
GeneralRe: What is the best way to add download links in second article from part 1 articlestaffSean Ewington14 Jan '13 - 3:42 
Actually yes, that would work too.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

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