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Inserted CodeSnipped from VS look different in Editor and Preview GerVenson4-Mar-15 23:57 GerVenson 4-Mar-15 23:57  Hey, I inserted some code from VS into the new Article editor on CP and it looks great in editor but not in preview. Image Re: Inserted CodeSnipped from VS look different in Editor and Preview Sean Ewington5-Mar-15 1:57 Sean Ewington 5-Mar-15 1:57  Unfortunately the editor can get cranky with that. If you go into the HTML mode you can strip out the bad stuff. Or if you just don't want to deal with the editor email me and I would be happy to on your behalf. I've fixed the formatting for you on this one. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: Inserted CodeSnipped from VS look different in Editor and Preview GerVenson5-Mar-15 2:30 GerVenson 5-Mar-15 2:30  Thank you, but i think in future it would be nice when WYSIWYG within the editor. Re: Inserted CodeSnipped from VS look different in Editor and Preview OriginalGriff5-Mar-15 4:14 OriginalGriff 5-Mar-15 4:14  You don't have to go into HTML mode (which brings it's own problems from time to time). Have a look here: Using the Article Editor (without losing your hair in handfuls)[^] - it might help! Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... Re: Inserted CodeSnipped from VS look different in Editor and Preview Chris Maunder5-Mar-15 13:25 Chris Maunder 5-Mar-15 13:25  Are you using an add-in or extension that copies the code as HTML? (PowerCommands or something?) This is the issue because the code is no longer pure code, it's actually marked-up code, so pasting into a PRE block makes the editor think you're pasting a HTML sample, not a C# or C++ or whatever sample. Simple solution is to use the "Paste as plain text" button. Top row of the article editor's toolbar, 4th icon along. cheers Chris Maunder Re: Inserted CodeSnipped from VS look different in Editor and Preview GerVenson9-Mar-15 2:57 GerVenson 9-Mar-15 2:57  That is a good point im actually using the PowerTools from MS. That will cause this error, but its still confusing that the Editor shows a Makeup that will not be the expected outcome. Weird link resolution in CP member's sig ... RedDk4-Mar-15 9:28 RedDk 4-Mar-15 9:28  http://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/newtonsaber.com[^] This link'll err in the browser HTTP 404. And from any item where the author's sig is visible, the resolution is to the current page. So what is up with this form "newtonsaber.com"? From here, for instance: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/newtonsaber#articles[^] Where the form is actually the link "NewtonSaber.com" (see last line of sig) Isn't this "payload"? And what is "webkitWeird"? (F12 the actual script that runs to see) Wait, there's more: http://www.codeproject.com/Members/newtonsaber.com[^] This is a "page doesn't exist" which looks to me like a CP server error. Have the hamsters gone to hamster heaven? modified 4-Mar-15 15:42pm. Re: Weird link resolution in CP member's sig ... Richard Deeming4-Mar-15 10:36 Richard Deeming 4-Mar-15 10:36  He's just missed the "http://" from the start of the link in his biography. Without it, the browser interprets the URL as being relative to the current page. Since the page doesn't exist on CodeProject, you get the standard "page not found" error. It's a simple mistake by @newtonsaber; it's not a bug in the site, and there's no malicious intent. webkitWeird is part of the CodeProject menu script. It's just a variable name; there's nothing to worry about. "These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer Re: Weird link resolution in CP member's sig ... newton.saber4-Mar-15 10:52 newton.saber 4-Mar-15 10:52  Thanks so much for explaining that. I'm trying to figure out what I've done wrong in my bio. I will try to fix it, but it must've been like this for a long time. I haven't changed anything recently. Hmmm... I thought that link to my site previously worked. I'll check it all out and fix it up. Thanks again. Re: Weird link resolution in CP member's sig ... newton.saber4-Mar-15 10:52 newton.saber 4-Mar-15 10:52  Thanks for letting me know about this. Appreciate it. I'm working on fixing it right now. Re: Weird link resolution in CP member's sig ... newton.saber4-Mar-15 10:57 newton.saber 4-Mar-15 10:57  Okay, all fixed. I had href=newtonsaber.com -- just as was explained. I changed it to href=http://newtonsaber.com and I believe all is good now. Thanks again. Slow and unresponsive OriginalGriff4-Mar-15 1:10 OriginalGriff 4-Mar-15 1:10  I assumed it was just me: http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/5014196/Is-it-just-me.aspx[^] - but as you see, I'm not the only one. Sometimes, it can take several minutes to get a page loaded, and all you get in the meantime is a blank page. This may have to do with the visitor numbers (currently 79,687 but I've seen >80K today which is the highest I recall seeing recently) and loading? Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... Re: Slow and unresponsive Chris Maunder4-Mar-15 1:45 Chris Maunder 4-Mar-15 1:45  There was a load issue this morning which I fixed, but it seems one of our servers is not long for this world. I've put it to bed for a while and we'll see if the others can step in for him for a bit. cheers Chris Maunder Re: Slow and unresponsive OriginalGriff4-Mar-15 2:22 OriginalGriff 4-Mar-15 2:22  My sincere condolences on your loss Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... Re: Slow and unresponsive Chris Maunder5-Mar-15 13:26 Chris Maunder 5-Mar-15 13:26  How was it this morning? We made a *minor* change that shouldn't affect anything. Except it seemed to drop load by about 25%. We're making more changes tonight and tomorrow. cheers Chris Maunder Admins please Thanks78724-Mar-15 0:24 Thanks7872 4-Mar-15 0:24  ...have a look at this list : http://www.codeproject.com/script/Answers/MemberPosts.aspx?tab=answers&mid=9935684[^] Almost all his answers are getting vote-5 and being bookmarked within minutes. Don't you think this is something suspicious? Programmer : A machine that converts coffee into code ! modified 4-Mar-15 6:31am. Re: Admins please Chris Maunder6-Mar-15 6:09 Chris Maunder 6-Mar-15 6:09  Investigated and action taken. cheers Chris Maunder Message Removed 2-Mar-15 22:16 Member 11493984 2-Mar-15 22:16  Message Removed -- modified 3-Mar-15 20:36pm. May I suggest one more category? I suggest: Article Extension. aljodav2-Mar-15 11:49 aljodav 2-Mar-15 11:49  The category Article Extension would imply to the reader that the post is relative to an Article authored by the same person who posts the extension (after all, anyone can post a tip/trick relative to any article or subject). These Article Extensions would aggregate value to the original Article, without making it boring and massive. Also, it'd be interesting if these Article Extensions could be listed (as links), automatically, at the end of the Article, in an appropriate place. Re: May I suggest one more category? I suggest: Article Extension. Chris Maunder2-Mar-15 13:28 Chris Maunder 2-Mar-15 13:28  Interesting! I'm tempted to rename "alternative" to "extension". Not sure if both are justified. The linking bit: yes. cheers Chris Maunder Re: May I suggest one more category? I suggest: Article Extension. aljodav6-Mar-15 7:29 aljodav 6-Mar-15 7:29  I think it's a good idea, as long as na extension link is added to the article. Re: May I suggest one more category? I suggest: Article Extension. Mario Z21-Mar-15 2:14 Mario Z 21-Mar-15 2:14  I believe this could be very useful, also just to add some sub-suggestions for consideration: Enable the existing Articles or Tips/Tricks to be added as Article Extensions. Allow author of original article to remove the extension. Implement it in a way that author needs to confirm that he accepts the suggested Article Extension (but I'm not too sure about this). Users should not be forced to register in order to download files Member 114920152-Mar-15 5:17 Member 11492015 2-Mar-15 5:17  I was forced to do it and I think it is really annoying. It definitely doesn't help to create a good image of CodeProject. Re: Users should not be forced to register in order to download files Cornelius Henning2-Mar-15 5:54 Cornelius Henning 2-Mar-15 5:54  What's the big deal about registering? I just don't see your problem! Re: Users should not be forced to register in order to download files ZurdoDev3-Mar-15 10:17 ZurdoDev 3-Mar-15 10:17  Who wants to register just to download something? Answer: Nobody. I understand everyone's point about this being a community, etc, but if I came across an article on this site from google and I had never heard of CP before, it would be annoying to have to register. There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

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