Bugs and Suggestions

Sean Ewington18-Mar-15 3:18

18-Mar-15 3:18

"Save My Settings" should be at the bottom of the page. I've shown it in an image here. Please let me know if you have further problems.

http://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/Uploads/3873871/save-my-settings.png[^]

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

david.g.wright18-Mar-15 11:18

david.g.wright

18-Mar-15 11:18

As I have stated previously if you read it at all....

I click the "Save my Settings" after entering the new password and NOTHING HAPPENS!!!!

Sean Ewington19-Mar-15 3:27

19-Mar-15 3:27

Could you please let me know what browser you are using? More importantly, does "nothing happen" in every browser?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

david.g.wright19-Mar-15 11:33

david.g.wright

19-Mar-15 11:33

Internet Explorer 11 - Nothing happens on entering new password and clicking "Save My Settings".

Google Chrome 41 - Nothing happens on entering new password and clicking "Save My Settings".

Firefox 36 - Nothing happens on entering new password and clicking "Save My Settings".

I can't be the only one? Maybe there is an error on the page I cannot see? Have you tried to change your password?

Sean Ewington19-Mar-15 11:41

Update date of Tip/Trick is missing (not recorded?)

19-Mar-15 11:41

Unfortunately it is working just fine for me. We will try another tactic. I will send you an email.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Vladimir Nikitenko12-Mar-15 9:35

Vladimir Nikitenko

12-Mar-15 9:35

On 2015-03-10 I updated Delphi CSV File and String Reader Classes , which was published on the same date with some minor changes made by Deeksha Shenoy. However update date cannot be found. Date of initial post is displayed as “Posted” and “Updated”. I suspect that this updated version will not appear in “The Daily Build” mailing. Can it be fixed?

Re: Update date of Tip/Trick is missing (not recorded?)

Sean Ewington12-Mar-15 9:49

12-Mar-15 9:49

Should be good now.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

More bugs from the AAC

aljodav12-Mar-15 9:24

12-Mar-15 9:24

The Article Approval Community has made a real mess out of my article MFC PowerShells Easily: A JSON API and Random Numbers[^].

They made the images with PowerShell code with proper color syntax vanish, and also made the only code currently visible, full of span tags.

The tag for PowerShell language is buggy, thus cannot be used: it does not add color syntax properly, and worse change the code by insertion of many hyperlinks!

Clearly, inside pre tags, except for color syntax, nothing should be changed, let alone with insertions of hyperlinks.

So, the article is published with the images missing and many span tags in the only visible code that uses the pre tags.

Please, publish my original article exactly as I posted/submitted and delete the article as it is currently published.

Also, don't make it a tip; read the articles after mine in the C++ page and you'll see they follow the pattern as mine.

Thanks.

Sean Ewington12-Mar-15 9:43

12-Mar-15 9:43

I would republish your first version, but I think the ideal would be to use the images you included so that the code looks correct to you. I have made the changes, please let me know if that looks OK.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

aljodav12-Mar-15 9:50

12-Mar-15 9:50

First version? There's no second version. Please, don't be confused: the writing made with don't publish keep it private check-button set are not versions to be published.

The only version to be published, is the the one I submitted with the publish check-button set, and this one got the images in place of the buggy pre tags for PowerShell.

Please, publish the article I submitted to be published: it contains no errors.

All the errors came from AAC intervention doing what they don't understand.

Thanks.

aljodav12-Mar-15 9:52

12-Mar-15 9:52

And don't change it to tip/trick.

Thanks.

Sean Ewington12-Mar-15 9:57

12-Mar-15 9:57

Is it not this?

MFC PowerShells Easily: A JSON API and Random Numbers[^]

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

aljodav12-Mar-15 10:11

12-Mar-15 10:11

Yes, it is correct now; many thanks. By the way, my article MFC PowerShells Easily: Using RunAsync and CSS3 Gradients[^] was transformed in tip/trick by someone. Would you, please, transform it back into an article?

Many thanks once more.

Nish Nishant13-Mar-15 9:10

Nish Nishant

13-Mar-15 9:10

Glad to see folks still using and enhancing MFC Smile | :)

Regards,
Nish

Blog: voidnish.wordpress.com

aljodav13-Mar-15 12:50

13-Mar-15 12:50

MFC is a good friend, and a good friend is forever. Smile | :)

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter14-Mar-15 19:50

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

14-Mar-15 19:50

For sure the 'Random Numbers' is NOT an article. It also has a lot of design problems...
Your other article about 'CSS3 Gradients' is also a border-case. Please read some articles and also read writing guidelines here:http://www.codeproject.com/info/submit.aspx[^].

It also seems to me, you do not understand the nature of community approval here...All who participate in moderation doing it voluntary in spare time. More of that all of them are human, and make mistakes from time-to-time...So be patient and consider that no-one on-purpose ruin your work...
(And by the way, if you look into the revision history of your work, you can see that no-one removed your images/code but it some magic work of the editor).

Skipper: We'll fix it.
Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this?
Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.

aljodav15-Mar-15 21:28