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it would take forever to make, i have seen a product like this, but i cant remember where i saw it.
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Feature request if anyone tackles this idea - please ignore text in <code> and <pre> blocks. I hate spell-checking my articles because I can't have Visual Page ignore the code, which always has non-words like "szRootPath".
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One thing I'm missing. I'd like to be able to contact the author of an article without posting to the forum below the article. A "contact the author" button, then a window to type some text and send. I'm not requesting to get the email address of the author (in these spam days, I wouldn't dare). Just a way to contact him/her privately.
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We had this feature and within minutes (no - I'm not exaggerating) it was being abused. Privacy of authors unfortunately comes before convenience.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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Replying to a thread should bump that thread to the top of the forum - the forum should be sorted by last reply time, not original posting time.
It makes it much easier to have a longer discussion if the thread stays at the top of the forum while it remains active, and then disappears to later pages once people stop posting to it.
It also makes it easer to get noticed - if a question is unanswered, and you want to ask it again, you can simply bump it by replying instead of having to type it in again (OK copy/paste helps, but bumping would be easier).
wdyt?
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On a large and popular site like CodeProject, that's not too workable - I think I'd get very confused if it was this way - too many posts and posters for that to work. However, I'd like to see a feature like the "latest comments" thing (which you can get to by clicking on "Question Time" on the home page), except one for each forum (including the Lounge).
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Jesus
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Mahatma Gandhi
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Or perhaps a most replies thread sort. So ppl could view the most active thread easily.
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The CP CSS seems to be overriding <pre> such that blank lines are not being left in code snippets. Makes for really ugly and difficult-to-read code when trying to illustrate the code required for a given task.
This is a test
There should be 2 blank lines after this line
There should be 2 blank lines before this line
Cheers,
Tom Archer
Inside C#,
Extending MFC Applications with the .NET Framework
It's better to listen to others than to speak, because I already know what I'm going to say anyway. - friend of Jörgen Sigvardsson
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It's done that for as long as i can remember... just throw an extra space at the beginning of the blank lines:
This is a test
There should be 2 blank lines after this line
There should be 2 blank lines before this line
Shog9
Let your mercy spill / On all these burning hearts in hell
If it be your will / To make us well...
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That's easy enough when it's a few lines, but when you're copying and pasting a long function, it's too tedious to worry with each time. Especially, when fixing "overridden" PRE tag would do the trick.
Cheers,
Tom Archer
Inside C#,
Extending MFC Applications with the .NET Framework
It's better to listen to others than to speak, because I already know what I'm going to say anyway. - friend of Jörgen Sigvardsson
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How odd... Wonder what the reason was? 
Shog9
Let your mercy spill / On all these burning hearts in hell
If it be your will / To make us well...
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Probably just to give us something to bitch about on an otherwise lazy Saturday morning 
Cheers,
Tom Archer
Inside C#,
Extending MFC Applications with the .NET Framework
It's better to listen to others than to speak, because I already know what I'm going to say anyway. - friend of Jörgen Sigvardsson
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Hi
I want a develop and host a website on my company's server. I Want to use Microsoft tools. Please advice me on following:
1. The softwares required.
2. The hardware required.
3. Licensing issues. Issues like Licensisng Per user, per processor. Would I be able to use the same license if I upgrade my hardware etc.
4. Costing
5. Infrastructure
I already have experience using MS SQL Server, Visual Studio.NET (VB.NET), Windows 2000, IIS 6.
Are there any practical alternatives to above technology combination?
Please advise. Thanks
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Wrong messageboard, bub.
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Odd. I'll try and replicate and track down the bug. Thanks Davide!
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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First I want to say that the new search is great! I love being able to search multiple boards and specify phrases! Thanks Chris! I have been experiencing some trouble with it though. After I do a search and am browsing through the results, I click on a result and start reading thread. The search hit post is fine, but if I click on any other posts in the thread, the page refreshes and I am at the first page of the message board, where the latest posts are. I also found that if, from there, I go forward to the post I was viewing, that the message I had clicked on is expanded. Anyone else notice this? Thanks!
Rachael
"It seems that we're getting to the bottom of the barrel of squirrels." - my boss
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Thanks Rachael - I'll try and sort out these problems tonight or tomorrow.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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Am I missing something, or is there no way to search the articles by section? It's so annoying to sort through piles of ASP, C#, and whatever else code, when all I want to view are those topics dealing with MFC/C++.
Jim
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This is being added
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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Sorry to disturb you Chris but how should I do a search say if I were to search for an article on C++? Cause you mentioned just now it has been added.
Thank you.
Regards,
Anthony
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The new wizard does automatic things when swithing to HTML code. THe most annoying is to add stuff in the code. For example it addes href="" to <a> tags. This is good in most situation but if you try to make anchors, you don't want that!
Jonathan de Halleux.
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Yeah - the HTML control does a *lot* of stuff I wish it wouldn't do. I'll see if I can update the auto-remove-Microsoft-crap filters in the script that drives the edit control.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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Hey
Several other forumsoftware (the famous vBulletin for one) have the option to abuse-report posts. CPs forums only have the option to rate posts. An abuse-reporting function would be rather nifty, so that we can throw out trolls like these http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/all_comments.asp?mode=all&userid=471512[^] more quickly.
I don't remember, but I belive, that there also is no new member filtering. IE, you can sign up with a fake adress as long as you remember your password. Having to authorize via a URL sent out in an email to the entered adress would filter out a lot of these trolls. It would also, however, slow down the process of registering if you're a legitimate person. :/
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How about an option for allowing a poster or suitable person (eg, an editor or admin?) to move posts/threads between forums?
That way if someone posts a programming question to the Lounge, the poster or suitable person can shift it (and any added replies) without the need for rating as 1 or having complaints about it.
This could also send an email to the poster indicating this had happened.
Might cause problems for anonymous posters though, if their posting moves and there's no way to notify them.
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Ian Darling
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