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I saw that the votes just incremented by 1 (from 18-19, IIRC) when I voted that post. I went back to check it after a few minutes and the number of votes and the rating is still the same.
Signature construction in progress. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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Which message? I'll review the votes and recreate the scores one by one.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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this one[^]
Signature construction in progress. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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Don't know if it's for everyone or if I was naughty or something.
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even I am not able to comment today
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You are not alone! Not just comments, now the answer big-box is also missing.
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Answer box is back, but still no comment area.
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Try now
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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I was wondering, code project is cool as it is but can it be possible in the future to have a code project store where finished apps can be uploaded either for sell or free? Just thinking 
“Be at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let every new year find you a better man.”
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The second one definitely looks like the one i'am looking for, i think i did not poke around much  , Thanks this cures my curiosity.
“Be at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let every new year find you a better man or woman.”
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Confirmed (IE8) with this error message being generated on click:
Message: Object doesn't support this property or method
Line: 1
Char: 31260
Code: 0
URI: http://s.codeproject.com/script/Articles/JS/article.min.js?dt=2.5.120506.1
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Fixed in next rev
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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It seems all of the articles needing approval have no actual body and no comments section.
Correction: Not all. Just the first three or four currently
Failure is not an option; it's the default selection.
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Your authorative DNS server seems to be returning an address on the 192.168.0.0/16 subnet.
> set type=all
> service1.codeproject.com
Server: XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Address: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Non-authoritative answer:
service1.codeproject.com internet address = 192.168.6.41
service1.codeproject.com internet address = 65.39.148.45
codeproject.com nameserver = service1.codeproject.com
codeproject.com nameserver = remote2.easydns.com
codeproject.com nameserver = service2.codeproject.com
codeproject.com nameserver = ns6.easydns.net
codeproject.com nameserver = remote1.easydns.com
codeproject.com nameserver = ns2.easydns.com
codeproject.com nameserver = ns1.easydns.com
codeproject.com nameserver = ns3.easydns.org
service2.codeproject.com internet address = 192.168.6.42
service2.codeproject.com internet address = 65.39.148.46
ns6.easydns.net internet address = 72.52.2.1
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DNS Servers often have multiple IP addresses associated to them. I find it strange that you are getting this result back, what is it that you are looking for? Are you having issues connecting to the website?
Are you doing this from windows with nslookup? What version of windows and whats the version number on NS Lookup?
If you do an nslookup and set-type=ns then codeproject.com you should get back the following.
> set type=all
> set type=ns
> codeproject.com
Server: service1.codeproject.com
Address: 65.39.148.45
codeproject.com nameserver = ns1.easydns.com
codeproject.com nameserver = ns2.easydns.com
codeproject.com nameserver = service2.codeproject.com
codeproject.com nameserver = service1.codeproject.com
ns1.easydns.com internet address = 64.68.192.210
ns1.easydns.com AAAA IPv6 address = 2001:1838:f001::10
ns2.easydns.com internet address = 72.52.2.1
service2.codeproject.com internet address = 65.39.148.46
service1.codeproject.com internet address = 65.39.148.45
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Vince,
I tested the codeproject DNS servers from my equipment located in New Orleans, San Francisco and Roubaix France. If you look further down from this post you will see users that were complaining that they were unable to connect to www.codeproject.com. and I was also having the same problem and investigated. That is when I discovered the DNS misconfiguration.
There is nothing to disscuss. The codeproject DNS was misconfigured and was fixed shortly after I made this post several months ago.
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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I've just written my second article in a long time and the article editor is giving me nightmares  I'm sorry for being so blunt. But after spending most of my time in text editors (simple HTML / markdown) it's really hard to get a good structure with your editor.
My last article (submitted for editors) looked nice when I wrote it and saved it. But now the code syntax is wierd and many of my paragraphs have been merged into a single one.
Can't you please add an alternative editor or just add support for markdown (i.e. a simple textarea which will convert markdown to HTML when submitted)?
I don't think that I'll write another article if I have to use the current editor or upload CP formatted HTML. All you'll get is just tech blog entries from me.
//A sad user whos article got deformatted by your editor.
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You have the option of hitting the "HTML" button at the far right of the editor toolbar to get you into straight HTML mode.
Which article? If you wish you can send me your HTML and I'll try posting to see what's going on. Anything specific?
As to Markdown, we've been toying with that.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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I've seen a few Markdown editors and it's great to see you've packaged up one so neatly. I want to extend the idea, though, and not simply have a Markdown editor with preview, but a true WYSIWYG markdown editor.
The only hurdle we're facing, since we have the code to handle all the switching between the built in browser's WYSIWYG editor and a HTML-only mode is converting HTML to Markdown. Our current editor, when you switch from WYSIWYG to HTML mode takes the HTML from the browser's editor and places it in a Textarea. Simple. To make a Markdown WYSIWYG editor all we need is to take that HTML and convert it to Markdown via javascript.
The most promising candidate I've seen so far (quick look, zero investigation) is http://www.prolificnotion.co.uk/convert-html-to-plain-text-in-c-using-markdown[^]. The biggest issue seems to be with webKit processing of XSLT. the jQuery transform plugin looks like it would be great - except that the jQuery.com SNAFU that resulted in all plugin's being lost means I can't find a copy of the plugin file (though I'm sure there are tons of copies lying around)
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Markdown and similar formatting languages are typically referred to as WYSIWYM[^]. Hence it would, imho, defeat the purpose to use Markdown if you wrap it in a WYSIWYG editor.
Users which see the markdown option would expect to get a syntax aid toolbar (contra a formatting toolbar) and not a fully blown editor which hides the markdown. I would humbly ask you to at least do a poll before choosing to go down that path.
Trying to convert existing HTML to Markdown is nothing I've done. I always save the unmodified text in one column and the generated HTML in another.
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I would always provide a formatting toolbar and a Markdown-view in the editor. It would never be a WYSIWY(G|M)-only option.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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