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Re: Image is missing super7-Jul-15 5:16 super 7-Jul-15 5:16  Sean, I just wanted to know if you are looking at the correct article. The article in question is titled "Developing Software for Internal use : Emphasis on short turnaround" cheers, Super ------------------------------------------ Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it Re: Image is missing Sean Ewington7-Jul-15 5:21 Sean Ewington 7-Jul-15 5:21  No I'm looking at this article: Reliability Engineering in Software developement - Part 1 : Introduction to Reliability[^] Don't you only have 1 article? Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: Image is missing Sean Ewington7-Jul-15 5:25 Sean Ewington 7-Jul-15 5:25  OK I hope I did it now. Developing Software for Internal use : Emphasis on short turnaround[^] My experience has been you can't fix the image while it's in Pending status. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: Image is missing super7-Jul-15 5:31 super 7-Jul-15 5:31  Yes I can see it now. thanks a lot. I was concerned if the images were of wrong size or quality. Looks good now So the trick to make your article get approved faster is to have broken images cheers, Super ------------------------------------------ Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it Article for managers with little to no technical experience - which section? GuyThiebaut5-Jul-15 8:16 GuyThiebaut 5-Jul-15 8:16  I am currently writing an article on how to manage developers for managers with little to no technical experience. What section would the article come under? Thanks “That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.” ― Christopher Hitchens Re: Article for managers with little to no technical experience - which section? Chris Maunder5-Jul-15 12:29 Chris Maunder 5-Jul-15 12:29  Work Issues[^] cheers Chris Maunder Re: Article for managers with little to no technical experience - which section? GuyThiebaut5-Jul-15 19:27 GuyThiebaut 5-Jul-15 19:27  Thanks - I missed that one “That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.” ― Christopher Hitchens Hide Technical Blog post Bobby Lough1-Jul-15 4:49 Bobby Lough 1-Jul-15 4:49  My blog is being consumed via an RSS feed. There are some posts that really don't belong here. Is there anything I can do to prevent them from being consumed or displayed? If I delete the article on this site it just get consumed again in the next poll of my RSS feed. modified 1-Jul-15 11:51am. Re: Hide Technical Blog post Sean Ewington2-Jul-15 4:15 Sean Ewington 2-Jul-15 4:15  Are you marking each blog entry with a <category> field, or a rel-tag? Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: Hide Technical Blog post Bobby Lough2-Jul-15 4:17 Bobby Lough 2-Jul-15 4:17  Neither, once I tag one post with a category blogger puts it in the top level channels so all items inherit the property. Re: Hide Technical Blog post Sean Ewington2-Jul-15 4:21 Sean Ewington 2-Jul-15 4:21  For some RSS feeds I recommend using rel-tags only. Seems to work better. You can see how to use them here: Code Project Technical Blog FAQ[^] Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: Hide Technical Blog post Bobby Lough2-Jul-15 4:24 Bobby Lough 2-Jul-15 4:24  I was afraid of that but it is what it is. Thanks for your help. Plotting a coordinate on a map bashkaru1-Jul-15 4:29 bashkaru 1-Jul-15 4:29  i am writing a code to plot a coordinate(x,y) according to the universal grid system in a picturebox. (0,0) is plotted in the centre of the picturebox. i am not able to plot the coordinate according to the actual points in the map, they get plotted at the wrong points. i do not know how to proceed further with the map. any help in this regard is highly appreciative. Re: Plotting a coordinate on a map Richard MacCutchan1-Jul-15 7:40 Richard MacCutchan 1-Jul-15 7:40  This forum is for issues around Articles that you have written. Please try one of the other forums or http://www.codeproject.com/script/Answers/List.aspx?tab=active[^]. Approved article update, but no show!? Gerd Wagner1-Jul-15 2:34 Gerd Wagner 1-Jul-15 2:34  You have approved an update of my article[^], where I have added a section, but its "Updated" date was not updated and the updated article was not shown in the list of updated articles. Why can this happen? modified 1-Jul-15 8:40am. Re: Approved article update, but no show!? Sean Ewington2-Jul-15 4:13 Sean Ewington 2-Jul-15 4:13  It happens when I make a mistake and forget to check the update box. Apologies. Should be fixed now. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject New blog posts are not getting consumed Nikola Breznjak28-Jun-15 21:21 Nikola Breznjak 28-Jun-15 21:21  Hi, I have quite a few articles here on CP consumed over the last few years. However, I just noticed that they aren't getting consumed anymore. The only thing that comes to mind is that I've set only to show excerpts on the category listing - could this be the reason why the posts are not being consumed? I did a little more digging and found out that the feed http://www.nikola-breznjak.com/blog/category/codeproject/feed/[^] indeed shows only excerpts and so I guess you can't pull them. Is my only option showing the full content on the category pages again (I had a reason for doing it like this) or is there some other solution? edit: I would just like to confirm that indeed - once I've set my category feed to show the whole contents, the articles got pulled again. Anyways, the qq remains - is this the only solution? modified 29-Jun-15 7:39am. Re: New blog posts are not getting consumed Chris Maunder29-Jun-15 3:17 Chris Maunder 29-Jun-15 3:17  We can't pull the content if the content isn't shown At this point it is the only solution, but it would be fairly straightforward for us to add an option to have items in your feed point to a "content" page. It would be fairly low on our priority though, unfortunately. cheers Chris Maunder Re: New blog posts are not getting consumed Nikola Breznjak29-Jun-15 9:43 Nikola Breznjak 29-Jun-15 9:43  edit: I was too quick to jump the gun I guess. And, I guess you guys were indeed changing some still since the last time I posted - I just want to confirm that now I received the mail from Submit@codeproject.com informing me that one post (out of three that were pulled) so far was successfully published. Anyways, I guess this thread can now be successfully closed ; below is the previous reply, obviously Hey Chris, Thanks for taking the time to reply. Sure, I understand, and what I did was I changed the category listing to include the full post content and I actually got a second email today saying that: "Your article feed Nikola Brežnjak's Blog has been successfully consumed at 1 Feb 2015. 3 new articles were pulled.". Now, first thing which looks strange to me is the date, and second, more important thing is that I usually saw those posts that were actually pulled in and I could see them that they're in the "approval" phase. Also, when the post would be "approved" I would see something along the lines of: 23 Sep 2014 9:22pm 10 Author Technical Blog consumed Technical Blog Custom YES/NO dialog..... Now, I don't see any of that. So, I would appreciate if you could explain this to me or look into it if it's some kind of a problem. Thank you, Nikola modified 29-Jun-15 15:51pm. Ethical? Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter28-Jun-15 8:12 Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 28-Jun-15 8:12  I found a few typos in my article...Even those are more funny than serious, I would like to fix it...However, updating the article will add it to the next day's 'Updated' list where actually on content has been updated... It is ethical to do so? Skipper: We'll fix it. Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this? Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape. Re: Ethical? Pete O'Hanlon28-Jun-15 21:10 Pete O'Hanlon 28-Jun-15 21:10  Of course it's ethical. No matter what the change, you are correcting it, so it is only appropriate that it gets added to the updated list. Why my article was approved, but I've got no votes for? Arthur V. Ratz28-Jun-15 5:49 Arthur V. Ratz 28-Jun-15 5:49  Hi, there. Today I've submitted my article and it was approved, but I've got no votes for the article. Before, I've already submitted another article and initially there was one vote of 5. Why my article was approved with no votes for? Re: Why my article was approved, but I've got no votes for? Chris Maunder28-Jun-15 5:53 Chris Maunder 28-Jun-15 5:53  Posting an article doesn't come with a guarantee that you'll be flooded with lots of upvotes. It's Sunday morning. Patience. If you're article is good the votes will come in. Ask yourself this though: Are you posting articles just to get votes, or are you posting because you enjoy helping others learn from your experience? cheers Chris Maunder Re: Why my article was approved, but I've got no votes for? Arthur V. Ratz28-Jun-15 5:58 Arthur V. Ratz 28-Jun-15 5:58  Hi. I'm actually posting articles to help others from my experience. I'm really sorry for my question posted at the forum. I've raised this question solely for inquery purpose: what is actually the difference between articles. Thanks a lot for your reply. Re: Why my article was approved, but I've got no votes for? Richard MacCutchan28-Jun-15 21:40 Richard MacCutchan 28-Jun-15 21:40  Posting questions like this is almost guaranteed to attract the sort of person who will down vote anything you post. Just post your articles and move on, votes do not pay the bills.

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