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Multiple authors Paolo Messina21-Aug-01 11:56 Paolo Messina 21-Aug-01 11:56  I think you already know that: - multiple authors don't get notified of message boards' new threads - there's not a way to see which articles one have in common with another I suppose this has to do with the database structure, but I just wonder if it would be too hard to fix that. It would be really nice Paolo ------ "airplane is cool, but space shuttle is even better" (J. Kaczorowski) Re: Multiple authors Chris Maunder21-Aug-01 13:38 Chris Maunder 21-Aug-01 13:38  Multiple authors should get notified - I;ll take a peek and see what the problem is. As to fixing up the entire system properly, that is way up their on the priority list. I've been doing some behind-the-doors negotiating using copious amounts of as bribes and I'm hoping this will solve a whole bunch of issues. cheers, Chris Maunder (CodeProject) Re: Multiple authors Paolo Messina21-Aug-01 23:49 Paolo Messina 21-Aug-01 23:49  Does that work for daily bugs too? Paolo ------ "airplane is cool, but space shuttle is even better" (J. Kaczorowski) Re: Multiple authors Chris Maunder22-Aug-01 2:53 Chris Maunder 22-Aug-01 2:53  Daily bugs get the usual treatment - but I'm happy to experiment with donations of to see if they are more easily fixed through the application of a suitable refreshment cheers, Chris Maunder (CodeProject) CBitmap, CButton, HBITMAP and more... Remi Morin17-Aug-01 9:01 Remi Morin 17-Aug-01 9:01  This function do not work, why... CSpecialControl is derived from CWnd BOOL CSpecialControl::Create(const RECT& rect, CWnd* pParentWnd, UINT nID, CCreateContext* pContext) { BOOL Oktemp; //after this line hbm is null, IDB_BITMAP1 is a valid resource... HBITMAP hbm = ::LoadBitmap(NULL,MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDB_BITMAP1)); //this work CBitmap MyBitmap; MyBitmap.LoadBitmap( IDB_BITMAP1); //this work Oktemp = CWnd::Create (NULL,_T(""),WS_CHILD|WS_CLIPCHILDREN, rect, pParentWnd, nID ,pContext); //this work, I can see the button and catch his command Oktemp &= m_cBouton_1.Create (_T(""),WS_CHILD |BS_PUSHBUTTON|BS_BITMAP|WS_VISIBLE ,CRect(0,0,16,16),pParentWnd,IDC_BUTTONGAUCHE); //and the bitmap is never displayed on the button.... m_cBouton_1.SetBitmap(MyBitmap); m_cBouton_1.ShowWindow(SW_SHOWNORMAL); return Oktemp; } Remi Morin Rmorin@Operamail.com Remi.Morin@Lyrtech.com Re: CBitmap, CButton, HBITMAP and more... The_Server18-Aug-01 20:52 The_Server 18-Aug-01 20:52  I guess you want a skinned button. I found a source code here in "CodeProject". It's a class derived from CButton that make create the button from resource bitmaps. I'll bet if you search in the CodeProject for "skin button" or "skin CButton", you'll find it. if not, email me and I'll send you by mail the source code. Name: STR Mission: Take Over The World (c: Tips: If you build it, he will come. EMail: sagiv@musicgenome.com Installshield and others Not Active15-Aug-01 16:29 Not Active 15-Aug-01 16:29  Maybe a new section should be added to deal with questions about installation issues. The topic seems to come up often. Re: Installshield and others George Chastain16-Aug-01 2:09 George Chastain 16-Aug-01 2:09  Check out this great site: http://www.installsite.org/ WillCodeForMoney "use DHTML" option missing in Code Project Discussion Boards Django14-Aug-01 9:38 Django 14-Aug-01 9:38  Attracted to the instantaneous display of selected messages, I was quite disappointed to discover that the "use DHTML" view option is not implemented in the archive distribution. Are the archives out of date, or does someone have a fix for this? Django Classics Online Webmaster - Get Your Favourite Classic Cartoons, Comedy, and Feature Films Online! Point your browser to www.classicsonline.net New 'emoticon' Ben Burnett30-Jul-01 12:53 Ben Burnett 30-Jul-01 12:53  :cheers: <-- small icon of two frothy beers Ben Burnett --------- On the topic of code with no error handling -- It's not poor coding, it's "optimistic" Per user GUID Ben Burnett30-Jul-01 9:05 Ben Burnett 30-Jul-01 9:05  I noticed that when I changed my user name, clicking on the little head icon (that shows up in the forums) no longer lists the articles I wrote. I'm not sure how difficult it would be to add, but it would be great to be able to have unique ID associated with each user, that way we could change any or all our setting but still have references to our articles. cheers, Ben Burnett Articles: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/list_articles.asp?Author=Ben+Burnett --------- On the topic of code with no error handling -- It's not poor coding, it's "optimistic" Archiving on CD Joe Moldovan27-Jul-01 14:09 Joe Moldovan 27-Jul-01 14:09  This is one of the best resources on the Net. Do you have any plans to archive the discussion threads on a CD or whatever. I am particularly interested in the C++ group. I am quite willing to pay for such a service and I imagine many others would too. Have Fun! Joe M. Re: Archiving on CD (Steven Hicks)n+127-Jul-01 15:31 (Steven Hicks)n+1 27-Jul-01 15:31  I also would not mind paying for. Its like the MSDN cd but better (and more helpful). -Steven Visit Ltpb.8m.com Surf the web faster than ever: http://www.404Browser.com A few suggestions Paolo Messina21-Jul-01 6:44 Paolo Messina 21-Jul-01 6:44  It would be nice if ... 1) my answers on discussion boards wouldn't be sent by email to me (I surely know what I've written ) 2) we could have some more options for "my bookmarks", such as: - displaying the current status of an article (updated, rank, etc.) - being notified (by email) if an article gets updated or its discussion board has new entries - maybe a subsection with one's own articles (automatically added?) What do you think? Paolo. Re: A few suggestions Erik Thompson21-Jul-01 8:58 Erik Thompson 21-Jul-01 8:58  Answers to your first suggestion You are getting a copy of what you are posting because you are one of the following, the orginal thread poster or if the discussion is linked to an article, you own the article. This is done so thread starters and article authors don't have to be on the site to know that people are discussing in their articles or threads. The only other way you will get a copy of your answer is if you have forgotten who you are and have started replying to your own postings. This is by design to keep those lonely people happy, but most unlikely. Cheers, -Erik ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My thoughts are my own and reflect on no other. Re: A few suggestions Paolo Messina21-Jul-01 12:43 Paolo Messina 21-Jul-01 12:43  If I don't receive notification for this reply, my apoligies for suggestion n.1, but if, as I guess, I receive notification of this message, I'm legitimate to ask "why". Even if I started the thread or if I'm one of the follower, I know what I've written and I don't need to be notified of my own messages. What would be the purpose? The only one I see is checking if notification work, but not that I need to be informed. This is not a complaint, however, I just asked if this was intended to be this way. Paolo. ChatLink Add-In? CodeCrafty®18-Jul-01 0:33 CodeCrafty® 18-Jul-01 0:33  That comment about a chatroom got me thinking: How about an IDE add-in that periodicaly checks to see if there is an urgent question that matches topics you would like to answer and gives you a means of sending an answer right from your IDE where you can utilize the IDE to compose the code snipits... The add-in also would give you a quicker way to ask a question at the same time? Maybe even realtime collaboration for those really sticky problems... Then, as an incentive for people to answer the Questions/Collaborate: Devise some means of recognizing the people that help others with give-aways and feature write-ups, etc... Perhaps oneor more publishing co's would like to sponsor this thing if they get good exposure to the kind of code-smiths that realy spread the word of mouth advertising, and as a recruitment pool for new authors... hmm, maybe I SHOULD get some sleep I'm starting to make business sense! Ive been code-n' things since I was 10 I real-ly can't re-mem-ber when, I ever cou-ln't parse an ASCII string... I don't need no byte in-struction, All's I need is my de-duction... It's the only way to keep Code bi-nar-y!!! «!Yee-Ha!» CodeCrafty® nauhaus@swbell.net Thanx for an amazing site 15-Jul-01 1:09 15-Jul-01 1:09  I visited the site for a couple days ago and I totally love it UI Design 6-Jul-01 13:35 6-Jul-01 13:35  How about a discussion board on UI design and good/bad UI? Re: UI Design Michael Dunn6-Jul-01 16:18 Michael Dunn 6-Jul-01 16:18  oooooo, yes. A place where I could rant and whinge about Microsoft UI designs and be on-topic whilst doing it! --Mike-- http://home.inreach.com/mdunn/ We've secretly replaced the msdn.microsoft.com servers with Atari 800XLs. Let's see if anyone notices.... JSP Documentation? 6-Jul-01 2:54 6-Jul-01 2:54  Hello, Are you guys/gals going to support JSP? I've started using the Tomcat/Jakarta JSP server and I like it, but I was kinda hoping that you lot would create some documentation (a section) for it. Also, anyone know where I could find some good documentation on how to get a JSP JDBC connection to Oracle working? I have managed to add the Oracle JDBC driver to my project, but I'm not getting very far with my connection to the actual database!?!?! Thanks in advance How to get rid of stupid slide-in menu ? Magnus Johansson3-Jul-01 12:26 Magnus Johansson 3-Jul-01 12:26  Greetings, well, the subject more or less tells it all. Its so annoying when I slide the mouse over to the left to click on another window, that stupid menu slides in. I often then uses Alt+Tab to switch back, and that menu is there covering the articles. So I have to click on it to get rid of it. Anyone ? Re: How to get rid of stupid slide-in menu ? 3-Jul-01 12:39 3-Jul-01 12:39  I agree. Bad UI, bad, bad... Re: How to get rid of stupid slide-in menu ? Chris Maunder3-Jul-01 19:16 Chris Maunder 3-Jul-01 19:16  It's gone. I'm upgrading the site design this week and it will have non-sliding sidebars. cheers, Chris Maunder Re: How to get rid of stupid slide-in menu ? Magnus Johansson4-Jul-01 4:48 Magnus Johansson 4-Jul-01 4:48  Thanks Chris for your quick support. Much appreciated. Regards, Magnus

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