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Re: Lounge is down Pete O'Hanlon15-Jul-08 22:35 Pete O'Hanlon 15-Jul-08 22:35  I can always loan you a hamster. OK, ours likes to run on the outside of the wheel (jammed up against the cage) getting its little hamster jollies, but boy can it run. Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before. My blog | My articles Re: Lounge is down PIEBALDconsult15-Jul-08 16:19 PIEBALDconsult 15-Jul-08 16:19  Yeah, it's Tuesday. Actually, I had very little trouble last Tuesday; that message only showed for article message forums. But I just came over here now because I got it in the C# forum. The Lounge was OK. Suggestions on the Job Board BruceWang_korea14-Jul-08 17:09 BruceWang_korea 14-Jul-08 17:09  Dear CodeProject Admins, As a foreign developer who wants to work overseas, I pay attention to every job postings here. Of course I know there's little job opportunity that I can get Visa sponsor, but if I can figure out a certain job is 'Visa supported' then it will be very helpful. [Smile] You know, I see a job which seems to fit with my career experiences and skill level, then I read the job qualifications and... find out there's no mention whether I also can apply or not... It's somewhat frustrating. I know CodeProject is not a Job site, but to most of us the Job postings in here is much trustworthy then others in job specific sites. So, what I am suggesting is, I think you can provide a 'Category' or option for specifying whether a new job is 'Visa supported or not'... What do you think? [Wink] Re: Suggestions on the Job Board Chris Maunder15-Jul-08 7:04 Chris Maunder 15-Jul-08 7:04  'Vis supported' means "The company will sponsor a visa application for you"? We can add that... cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP Re: Suggestions on the Job Board BruceWang_korea15-Jul-08 14:40 BruceWang_korea 15-Jul-08 14:40  Yes, I meant that. Thank you~!! Bookmarks Ray Cassick14-Jul-08 17:01 Ray Cassick 14-Jul-08 17:01  So, what happened to my years and years of bookmarks stored here? They are all gone. Even the ones that I just put there a few days ago. Not sure WHEN it happened as it has been a while since I last accessed them. FFRF[^] View Ray Cassick's LinkedIn profile[^] Re: Bookmarks Chris Maunder15-Jul-08 3:30 Chris Maunder 15-Jul-08 3:30  As far as I can see your hundreds (wow) of bookmarks are still there. Suggestions on how to make them more manageable for you would be good. cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP Re: Bookmarks Ray Cassick15-Jul-08 4:24 Ray Cassick 15-Jul-08 4:24  Hmmm, now I can see them... I was getting an error yesterday that the site could not find any data for me... Strange... As far as suggestions go, it might be good to allow us to build a small tree or set fo groups to categorize them at some point... But then we could just use our own favorites list in IE to do that and save you all the work FFRF[^] View Ray Cassick's LinkedIn profile[^] Re: Bookmarks Chris Maunder15-Jul-08 4:25 Chris Maunder 15-Jul-08 4:25  Use an already existing infrastructure when we can rewrite large chunks of it instead? Never! cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP Re: Bookmarks Ray Cassick15-Jul-08 5:18 Ray Cassick 15-Jul-08 5:18  Maybe MS has an application block to do that Microsoft.Enterprise.Application.Block.To.Handle.Faves.The.Way.users.Want.dll FFRF[^] View Ray Cassick's LinkedIn profile[^] Re: Bookmarks Chris Maunder15-Jul-08 6:24 Chris Maunder 15-Jul-08 6:24  Yeah, but it's buggy and requires you to write lots of plumbing code. cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP CP via mobile phone. Stephen Hewitt14-Jul-08 15:06 Stephen Hewitt 14-Jul-08 15:06  As soon as I try to visit the CodeProject on my mobile phone the browser resets. Steve Re: CP via mobile phone. Chris Maunder14-Jul-08 15:42 Chris Maunder 14-Jul-08 15:42  What phone and what emulation mode is it running? Can you visit www.codeproject.com/script/misc/browsercheck.aspx [^] and let me know what it says. cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP Re: CP via mobile phone. [modified] Stephen Hewitt14-Jul-08 15:59 Stephen Hewitt 14-Jul-08 15:59  Gecko False IE False Opera False Browser APPLEMAC-SAFARI Type Desktop Standard True Display Mode Normal User Agent Mozilla/5.0 (SymbianOS/9.2; U; Series60/3.1 Nokia6120c/3.70; Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1) AppleWebKit/413 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/413 Version 5 Major Version 5 Minor Version 0 Web 2.0 Enabled False Mobile Device False Cookies OK? False Server Web10 Country Australia PS: I don't know why all that space is at the top! Steve modified on Tuesday, July 15, 2008 4:34 AM Re: CP via mobile phone. Chris Maunder15-Jul-08 4:49 Chris Maunder 15-Jul-08 4:49  Interesting. It looks like ASP.NET is automatically deciding that your phone can only handle WAP/WML. Is this the case? cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP Re: CP via mobile phone. Stephen Hewitt15-Jul-08 15:18 Stephen Hewitt 15-Jul-08 15:18  I don't know the answer to that question. I know that in general the phone can browse the internet fine but has trouble with the CodeProject. The sites I mainly use on it are Google, Wikipedia and so on. Steve Re: CP via mobile phone. Chris Maunder15-Jul-08 15:24 Chris Maunder 15-Jul-08 15:24  Stephen Hewitt wrote: can browse the internet fine All sites or just certain sites? Does it show sites the same as they appear in a normal browser or do you see a stripped down, mobile version? Methinks I'll have to do some surgery on the .browser files. cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP Re: CP via mobile phone. Stephen Hewitt15-Jul-08 15:28 Stephen Hewitt 15-Jul-08 15:28  I've noticed no troubles so far apart from with the CodeProject. Can you suggest a site for me to test with? Steve Re: CP via mobile phone. Chris Maunder18-Jul-08 5:35 Chris Maunder 18-Jul-08 5:35  Anything. Pick a site, any site. Try a few common ones. cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP Job Board & General Site Suggestion Thomas Stockwell14-Jul-08 11:35 Thomas Stockwell 14-Jul-08 11:35  Job Board: Would it be possible to setup email alerts if a job is posted in the vicinity of a zipcode or state. Ex: I live in Michigan, US and I would like to be notified of job postings in my area or state. This could be a voluntary program that is set in the 'My Settings', and I believe it would a desirable feature of people posting jobs on this site. General Site Suggestion: On the homepage of CodeProject their is a list of 3-4 forums on the right-hand side of the site. Would it be possible to have customizable to other forums. The forums that I most dwell in are VB, C#, .NET, Windows Forms, etc, and I would not mind having those appear on the homepage. The ones listed their now do, at times, have a catchy title, but for the most part I do not visit those forums. Regards, Thomas Stockwell Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning. Visit my homepage Oracle Studios Discounted or Free Software for Students: DreamSpark - downloads.channel8.msdn.com MSDN Academic Alliance - www.msdnaa.com Re: Job Board & General Site Suggestion Chris Maunder15-Jul-08 7:03 Chris Maunder 15-Jul-08 7:03  1. This is something we've been planning for v2.0 2. We've added the ability to 'Watch' forums (click the eye glasses icon on a forum) and you will then see the latest 5 messages in your 'My CodeProject' page. I know this isn't quite what you're asking, but is it close? cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP Re: Job Board & General Site Suggestion Thomas Stockwell15-Jul-08 7:14 Thomas Stockwell 15-Jul-08 7:14  1. You are one step ahead of everything 2. It is a start. The main issue that I am thinking about: When I first get to the CodeProject website, I want to be able to instantly know whether their is something that I can assist with in the other forums. One option with how the site is currently configured: have the ability to show the 'My CodeProject' when an already logged in member vists www.codeproject.com (could be an option in 'My Settings'). Or just have the ability to customize the forums listed on the main page, which was my first suggestion. Overall you are constantly making great improvements to the site and whatever you go with I am sure will make the site better. I am just throwing ideas at you so that you can use or discard them as you wish. Regards, Thomas Stockwell Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning. Visit my homepage Oracle Studios Discounted or Free Software for Students: DreamSpark - downloads.channel8.msdn.com MSDN Academic Alliance - www.msdnaa.com Re: Job Board & General Site Suggestion Chris Maunder17-Jul-08 7:11 Chris Maunder 17-Jul-08 7:11  I'll do some magic and see what pops up Great idea. [And thanks for the kind words!] cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP Blogs vs CP discussion groups Member 9614-Jul-08 11:24 Member 96 14-Jul-08 11:24  Hey Chris and co. Why aren't the truly interesting and thought provoking posts in the discussion boards here as easily findable for a wider audience as blog posts on even the most mindless of blogs? I mean there's no way to Digg them or promote them to a wider audience (whatever the kids are calling it these days). For example, Jeff Atwood or Joel Spolsky say something and you can find links to it all over the internet, it sparks conversation and debate. I've rarely ever seen a widespread (beyond CodeProject) discussion about something posted in these discussion boards. CodeProject seems quite insular that way. Sometimes there are some very interesting things discussed here that would be of wider interest but no one sees or hears about them. Is it a technical impossibility with the forums or...? "It's so simple to be wise. Just think of something stupid to say and then don't say it." -Sam Levenson Re: Blogs vs CP discussion groups Chris Maunder14-Jul-08 15:46 Chris Maunder 14-Jul-08 15:46  It's definitely technical possible. Part of the issue is that Joel et al has his own site and is the focus. We have thousands of amazing developers which means no specific focus on any single one. However, I would love suggestions on how best to highlight a thread. We could list those most bookmarked, or those voted highest, or we could record every click on every post (I can hear Dmitry recoiling in horror) and then highlight the posts most clicked. But what would truly define a good post? And where should it be displayed? cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP

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