Article Writing

8-Jul-15 5:20

My technical blog posts ValOkafor.com http://valokafor.com/feed/[^]

I am using WordPress, and what I have been doing is add "CodeProject" a tag that has been working until a few ago, none of my updates or new posts are consumed.

I read the documentation and read that I should use this CodeProject

How do I do this in WordPress?

Thanks

Sean Ewington8-Jul-15 5:28

8-Jul-15 5:28

For some Wordpress.com feeds I recommend using rel-tags only. Seems to work better. You can see how to use them here:

Code Project Technical Blog FAQ[^][^]

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Val Okafor8-Jul-15 5:30

8-Jul-15 5:30

Do you know of a wordpress plugin to use to add rel-tags, do you know how I can easily get this done without doing a lot of research on it.

Thanks

Val

Sean Ewington8-Jul-15 5:33

8-Jul-15 5:33

Just put this in the posts you want consumed:

<a href="http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/BlogFeedList.aspx?amid=6308869" style="display:none" rel="tag">CodeProject</a>

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Val Okafor11-Jul-15 2:57

11-Jul-15 2:57

My blog is still not consumed, I have added the rel-tag as suggested above to all my blog and still it is no being consumed. All my blog posts are more than 1000, and I can see that the feeds are being pulled but they are not consumed.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Sean Ewington13-Jul-15 5:32

13-Jul-15 5:32

Could you please try changing your feed settings to adding the full blog text in the description?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Val Okafor13-Jul-15 11:38

13-Jul-15 11:38

Thank you Sean, that made the difference, my technical blog posts has now been consumed.

Thanks

Val

Sean Ewington14-Jul-15 4:25

14-Jul-15 4:25

Glad to hear it Smile | :)

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Val Okafor8-Jul-15 5:36

8-Jul-15 5:36

Thank you, I will try it

Image is missing

super7-Jul-15 3:11

7-Jul-15 3:11

I am working on a article and it has few images (PNG ). The image appear when I see it in preview. But When I try to see as a draft version, images are missing or come out missing icon

cheers,

Super

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Sean Ewington7-Jul-15 3:20

7-Jul-15 3:20

We have a bug that is tricky to find / reproduce. Please send the images and the URL to me and I will fix the images.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

super7-Jul-15 4:42

7-Jul-15 4:42

Sean,
My article is ready to be published. Can you see if images are available or not? If not let me know where to send in the PNG images.

cheers,

Super

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Sean Ewington7-Jul-15 4:45

7-Jul-15 4:45

I see them Smile | :)

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

super7-Jul-15 4:50

7-Jul-15 4:50

Cool. Just for reason I see it as missing icon when I open the article.

cheers,

Super

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Sean Ewington7-Jul-15 4:57

7-Jul-15 4:57

Maybe try a page refresh?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

super7-Jul-15 5:07

7-Jul-15 5:07

Nope. Doesn't work

With IE 11, I just see the missing Icon images and with firefox I see no images at all.
I am at work, I need to check from home if it works are not.

cheers,

Super

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super7-Jul-15 5:10

7-Jul-15 5:10

It seems Griff is not able to see the images too. He has posted it in the comment section of the article

cheers,

Super

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Sean Ewington7-Jul-15 5:21

7-Jul-15 5:21

This is tricky. Because I could see them already. Now I re-added the images to the article (which is the method I use) and I can still see the images.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

super7-Jul-15 5:16

7-Jul-15 5:16

Sean, I just wanted to know if you are looking at the correct article.
The article in question is titled "Developing Software for Internal use : Emphasis on short turnaround"

cheers,

Super

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Sean Ewington7-Jul-15 5:21

7-Jul-15 5:21

No I'm looking at this article:

Reliability Engineering in Software developement - Part 1 : Introduction to Reliability[^]

Don't you only have 1 article?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Sean Ewington7-Jul-15 5:25

7-Jul-15 5:25

OK I hope I did it now.

Developing Software for Internal use : Emphasis on short turnaround[^]

My experience has been you can't fix the image while it's in Pending status.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

super7-Jul-15 5:31