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There y'go. All back.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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Thanks Chris! I post most of my messages with the "Notify me" checkbox unchecked, so reviewing my old posts was the quickest way I had to check back for replys to my posts in non lounge areas...now I can do it again!!! :applause:
Steve
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Some of the forums are too large, especially the Visual C++ forum. There are so many posts per day that new posts are lost very fast, which makes getting answers unlikely.
There are many good categories set up for articles and it would be great to have similar sub-forums. This would also make it easier to find more relevant posts.
Alex Gibbs
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Haven't seen this addressed in the suggestions section...
When I copy code from an article in IE the clipboard isn't filled. If I use Firefox it works fine. Is there a problem with the oncopy.js script used on the codeproject pages?
Update!
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Oops, disabled paste operations via script in IE security settings. Works now.
Still, I think this setting should be disabled - other sites might not be as nice...
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First, when a person logs in to Code Project, is it possible to have the same page appear logged in? Currently, it opens up the main page and then the user has to click on back to go back to where s/he was.
Second, is it could you possible feasible to add a layer for the messages, so that when you click on next or back, the messages section refreshes without refreshing the entire page?
"For that one fraction of a second, you were open to options you would never have considered. That is the exploration that awaits you. Not mapping stars and studying nebula, but charting the unknown possibilities of existence." - Q (Star Trek: The Next Generation) Web - Blog
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Since there are server performance issues the article submission guide often creates the article but the browser gets a timeout. The result are article duplicates because people keep trying to post and don't realize that there are already two or three duplicates.
Could you please implement a check routine for the submission guide that prevents people from creating more than one article with the same subject?
Don't try it, just do it! 
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It is now 13:49 hours on my little clock. I just posted a message to CodeProject which stated:
<subject> Wouter van Vugt 6:41 1 Apr '05
2 possibilities;
my post went lightning fast and arrived before I posted it.
codeproject isn't handling the time zones correctly (yeah, I know, probably not it  .
Wouter van Vugt
Developer - Info Support
http://www.infosupport.com
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Read 5 threads below.
Don't try it, just do it!
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I was blinded by fury...
Wouter van Vugt
Developer - Info Support
http://www.infosupport.com
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I noticed that there are not many recent news on the front page. What about creating kinda news taskforce to update the news more recently with every important news from the business, the industry, new developments and so on...?
Don't try it, just do it!
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I would LOVE for there to be a group who sends in news items on a regular basis. You volunteering? 
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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With a small team it would be possible to do it. 
For me alone it would be rather impossible 
Don't try it, just do it!
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What would be involved and what sort if news should go up front? Upcoming Microsoft Chats perhaps?
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I'm thinking about the same kind of news as now, but more... there are many events, but nobody posts them here.
Examples would be new products, conferences, new standards, big industry news (e.g. management reports), historical dates from your business, etc...
Don't try it, just do it!
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How about a blog-like thing where platinum and gold members could post news stories?
"Live long and prosper." - Spock
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Hmm, there are quite a lot gold members, I think that would cause trouble.
Imagine every gold member could post... many news duplicates, bad news, maybe dirty jokes, but not really reliable.
Don't try it, just do it!
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... and i think that's quite the purpose of the lounge...
TOXCCT >>> GEII power
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hi
please suggest me
where to put Infopath Programming ques - for help
thanks
thanks
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Hello,
Disclaimer: I hope this is the right place to ask my questions; I didn't think this would quite fit in the lounge.
I am interested in submitting an article to the CodeProject. I have just finished the article and I have a couple questions before I submit it.
1. How do I make sure that the article stays on the CodeProject and no one else copies my work and says it is their own?
2. In top of the article I have put in my email (Step #1). Will my email be visible for other people/spambots to see? Or is it only used by the admin, editors, etc. of CodeProject?
3. Is my biography hard-coded into the article, or does it change when I change my biography in my personal settings?
Thanks,
Programmer2k4
My sig:
"And it is a professional faux pas to pay someone else to destroy your computer when you are perfectly capable of destroying it yourself." - Roger Wright
I now use my CodeProject Blog!
Most recent blog post: March 24
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1. You own copyright on your article so anyone else trying to repost your article is braching copyright.
2. No one else will see your email. We're very careful about that.
3. Your bio is taken from your profile - it's not part of the article and is updated whenever you update your profile bio.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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Programmer2k4 wrote:
How do I make sure that the article stays on the CodeProject and no one else copies my work and says it is their own?
As Chris said, you own the copyright. There is a copyright notice at the bottom of the page. However, it has been known on the odd occasion for someone's article to appear somewhere else. Vigilant CP members will often report to the author if they saw the article somewhere else to help fight copyright infringement. (It's a great community here!) And something I've started to do is to write at the bottom of the article exactly where you will find authorised versions of the article. For example, at the bottom of my most recent article (http://www.codeproject.com/cs/database/SqlInjectionAttacks.asp[^]) is a separate copyright notice and a list of sites where you will find the article. In this case it is here on Code Project, Scottish Developers and my blog. So, if a CP member recognises my work somewhere else they can see if I intended to publish it there or not.
Also, If I ever want to do anything with an article I find on Code Project I always ask the author permission through the article's message board and I always attribute other's work.
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Just thought that it would be nice to see the search feature updated a bit. For example, when searching for articles, when I uncheck various languages at the top, results from those should not be included.
Here is an explanation of what I have encountered.
I'm working with Visual C++, so I don't want info about any of the other languages. I run a search for "radio button" and the first option that shows up is a C# article. What is the purpose of the language selection options if they aren't used?
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What you are seeing are the articles in the book chapters section which are treated as 'general reading' and not attached to any specific category. This will be improved in the future.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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