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Kind of ironic, considering the topic. Fixed.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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I made some changes in my already published article. While trying to publish it gives error "The content is either too short or default. - Content is to short". What could be the reason? My post contains 1500+ words, so it's not too short.
Url to my post:
IIFE – Immediately Invoked Function Expressions[^]
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have you given a reason for the edition? Maybe the "too short" is not in the article body, but in another edit box
M.D.V. 
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Yes, I have given a descriptive reason for the changes. I do that everytime I make changes and submit. Issue is still the same. Appreciate your quick reply anyway. Thanks.
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I opened the article in the submission wizard and hit "publish" and it went through with no problems.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Hi,
I never succeeded despite making several attempts. Tried again today and it went fine. I am little amazed, but happy that it worked eventually.
Thanks.
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i had same issues, but i don't remember exactly how i solved it.
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I didn't know I can publish something without getting in moderation. I suppose is due to my protector status.
Anyways... It is the second time I publish something and without moderation... Could you please have a look and tell me what do you think?
English is not my mother language, so I accept corrections as well.
Link is: Workarounds for codeproject's text editor[^]
Thank you
Edit:
Thanks @Deeksha-Shenoy for the corrections
M.D.V.
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modified 26-Sep-16 2:52am.
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I cannot see anything that really needs changing, it all seems quite clear to me. And your English is better than many for whom it is their first language (just look at some of our newspapers).
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Thank you 
M.D.V.
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Code snippets are completely messed up
Use SQL Server to Manage Completly DB Backups on Mirrored Databases[^]
M.D.V.
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I have politely asked to delete it, but just in case...
Strings and the CLR - A Special Relationship[^]
And now the questions...
Linking the original source of it to the BBC, makes it legitime? or is it still (c)-issue?
M.D.V.
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He has deleted it after my request.
Thanks for explanation.
M.D.V.
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I am writing an article using the codeproject.htm template, related to SQLite. I wish to quote a bit of text from the SQLite reference documentation in the article (just to emphasise a point). What is the best way to decorate the quote, and the reference source in the html?
Cheers
Mick
modified 11-Sep-16 9:18am.
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One way could be:
<blockquote class="quote">
<div class="op">Optional source here:</div>
Text goes here
</blockquote>
gives you...
Optional source here:
Text goes here
Is that what you asked for?
M.D.V.
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Yes, thank you. It is exactly what I asked for, albeit not exactly what I want to use (just in this case). I have instead included the reference in the preceding paragraph immediately before the blockquote i.e.
The description of how this works is best described in the SQLITE documentation
The quote from the doco
I did it this way just to fit into the flow of the article's style.
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There is no general rule how to format quoted text. The example posted by Nelek might impair the readability and should be used only for short text.
The CodeProject Plagiarism FAQ[^] explains how to properly reference quotes and uses italic text.
Common format options are italic, indenting, and enclosing by double quotes:
Italic (HTML <i>):
Quoted text
Indented (HTML <blockquote>):Quoted text
Double quoted (use <quot> for the characters when editing offline):
"Quoted text"
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I have deleted the question for you. However, you need to study protocol further - this forum is for people who have written or are intending to write articles. The name kind of gives it away. For questions like this, you should head to this forum[^] instead.
This space for rent
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Thanks very much, Pete, sorry to have been such a pain!
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