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Do you have code to attach to your article? That's seems to be all that's missing.
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Sean Ewington
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It's attached as a zip file... not the right way to do it?
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I mixed up the instructions for emailing an article with the instructions for the wizard?
Just hit the "add attachment to article" button--sure I missed that before, and resubmitted... but still show's last update as the original date of submission... ?
modified 23-Jan-19 14:16pm.
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I mean, I definitely wish there was a rule about flooding with your entries, but there isn't. I've cleaned these up.
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Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Sean Ewington wrote: I've cleaned these up.
Are you sure?
#1 --> Draft
#2 --> Draft
#3 --> Draft
#4 --> Messed Blog with bad format
#5 --> Bad link by me... repeating #4
#6 --> Deleted
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Random Value Per Row in SQL[^] needs a hand (or two) with the format.
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Should be all good now!
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Sean Ewington
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Thanks Sean
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Document and Test API with Swagger UI[^]
Code snippets look a bit odd
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i will like the solution also. have the same problem
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@Sean-Ewington a question please:
Is Apriorit Inc - Professional Profile[^] partner of codeproject?
If "no" his article... Research on Methods for Counting the Number of People in a Video Stream Using OpenCV[^] contains plenty of links back to company and IMHO should be reported.
If "yes" I repeat my suggestion of creating an icon / badge to identify CP partner / special accounts to avoid this kind of situation
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Then the next question would be... is there a way to see who is the spammer in the group and punish him instead of all at once?
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You know these guys used to be so good. They're not a partner, but if you look at their old articles they were all OK. Won awards even.
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can you spot who in the group posted that? I would not like to punish the group just because of one...
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No they're just using the group profile. I've emailed them, though, so if they continue to misbehave. Out.
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Just published my article iOS 12 Programming Fundamentals With Swift: Intro & Chpt1[^].
When I previewed the article I noticed there were a lot of spans in the blocks which I formatted as Swift code, but I couldn't get them out.
I was guessing that publishing the article might fix it, but it did not.
Can someone take a look and let me know if there is something I can do?
Thanks
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Yes, I'm replying to myself. 
I was able to manually remove the span tags, but I think this may be a bug when formatting code as Swift.
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It sometimes happens with other languages as well. Not sure how to fix it though.
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Audiobook Player is missing a DLL in Windows 7 Pro
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Don't post this here - if you got the code from an article, then there is a "Add a Comment or Question" button at the bottom of that article, which causes an email to be sent to the author. They are then alerted that you wish to speak to them.
Posting this here relies on them "dropping by" and realising it is for them.
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You're welcome!
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Is it permissible to ask a certain helper a question because I have the experience that he helps well? If so, do I do that?
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