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Quote: ... Some just hang out and keep us company ...
Don't forget! Some fantasy "Author"s sick us to stomach and brain.
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Hi
I live in India. I read all the codeproject daily news articles. But the problem is the news timing is not in the morning according to the my timezone. I am suggesting new feature which will generate daily news to all users according to their timezone.
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We already send the Insider based on timezone of the user. Go to your settings[^] and set your timezone. That should fix things.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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I'm using translator from English to Czech, than I get funny results.
For CODE will be better use notraslate Class. I's explaining sample there: stackoverflow.com/questions/9628507 ...
We must use in tag CLASS key word "notranslate" sample:
<div class="someclass">
Some content which will be translated (class="someclass")
</div>
<div class="someclass notranslate">
Some content which NOT will be translated (class="someclass notranslate")
</div>
<div class="notranslate">
Some content which NOT will be translated (class="notranslate")
</div>
For our web: stackoverflow.com is best of, when element "pre" could be include class="notranslate"
<pre class="notranslate" lang="engl">
Its some way how make "pre" element with this option?
(I mean standard - new element)
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Easy peasy. It'll be live on our next deploy.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Hi,
have you ever tried to activate "my articles" or another sub menu item from a touch device / mobile phone?
Tapping on your own name already triggers the link, but still the drop down menu opens... so if you're fast enough and manage to hit the tiny link within less than a second you *maybe* manage to trigger the "my articles" page 
Any chance to work on this to make it usable on a tablet/phone? I really like this menu but it's hard when I'm not on my PC / have no mouse.
cheers and thanks,
mike
You know nothing, Jon Snow.
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It's a pain, but...I get round it on my Android tablet / phone by long tapping the menu header, then using "back" to cancel the menu that pops up ("Open in new tab", "open in incognito tab", ...)
That leaves the CP menu dropped down and open so you can select an individual submenu from it.
To be honest, I can't think of a suitable way the hamsters could do it that is specifically tablet / phone friendly, without degrading the laptop / PC / Mac experience or cluttering the site.
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Quite easy I think tbh. Just put the link to the site that is opened when u click on your name to (a new) first menu item and all that a click on your name does, is to open the drop down.
If you want the Ferrari solution, do this only when u detect a mobile browser .
Cheers
You know nothing, Jon Snow.
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Try now
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Is there a way that a question from the QA could be locked for further editing / adding answers? reason being
How to calculate Age using C#[^]
lasted updated in 2015, but recently the question has been edited by someone other than the original poster and now it has been jumped back up to the first page.
Thanks
Simon
Every day, thousands of innocent plants are killed by vegetarians.
Help end the violence EAT BACON
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The fact it's saying that Jibesh edited the question 3 and a bit hours ago is a bug ... reported here at some time.
The update was actually Solution 8 being added ... subsequently removed (either voluntarily or due to 3 reports - I don't know which)
Trouble is if we lock down questions we're turning into SO. Sometimes (not often granted) there are sensible additions that can be made to older questions.
We can't even use the "has an accepted answer" - I've seen plenty of accepted answers that are just downright wrong, and there are several members who will just hit "Accepted" because someone has responded (and then ask no end of follow up questions  )
[EDIT - Also see Sean's 5 pennorth on it ... Bugs and Suggestions - CodeProject[^]
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This article How - CodeProject[^] has been in the moderation queue for 2 days ... 47 reports to its name.
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Unblocked.
As for the reports - if they are of wildly different types, they won't have that much of an impact.
This space for rent
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: As for the reports - if they are of wildly different types, they won't have that much of an impact.
Why does that actually matter? If the majority of the reports state that the article shouldn't be published why isn't it returned to the sender (with proper comments and statistics)
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Don't ask me - I don't work here 
This space for rent
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Hi,
I am unable to download source code from the following link, Can you please any one help me to download source code. This is urgent requirement for me.
http:
reference:
http:
Thanks.
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I checked the source of the article. The zip files have all been removed from the server. I'm afraid you are going to have to find an alternate article.
This space for rent
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I think this has been quite constant problem since it happens every now and then that no email notification is sent when a new comment is placed on an article. For example I didn't receive any email for this comment: Simple trend calculation[^]
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Email fails unfortunately. Our servers are generally good about getting email out, but if we're upgrading our apps and services when a message is posted it may be missed, or if a mailserver in between us and you has issues (over-active spam checker, service is down, etc) then it won't get to you.
Even if it does get to you we still sometimes hear of our email appearing in junk email folders.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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AngularJS is one of the hottest technology now. Even Microsoft is jumping into with AngualrJS 2 with TypeScript. It is the primary Technology now.
I am not able to this find under Article's section. So I started writing AngularJS article under ASP.Net->Others sections.
Please add AngularJS also in the Article's Primary List. That will be appropriate name while writing and while searching.
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We're trying to name sections after the topic, and let the actual technologies and frameworks be applied as tags.
What's the article about?
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Technology is AngluarJS. The topic is about AngularJS Directive creation.
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