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I uploaded a kitten image the other day, see here[^].
And I just uploaded a ZIP for your experimental purposes, see here: "/script/Membership/Uploads/648011/JSOPtest.zip"
BTW: as these are my uploads I expect you can download/read/use them (assuming you know the exact URL), but not modify/delete them. So it may not be the perfect solution for real collaboration.
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Yes. the purpose of uploads is specifically to give you a place to share files.
cheers,
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The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Ahhh - perfect then.
.45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly
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Not visible to me! 
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Is that supposed to be all platinum members or only those who are platinum in on topic areas? I've only got it for debater/organizer.
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I don't know, I suddenly had an "Uploads" menu (in between "My Articles" and "Sign Out"). I don't know what triggered it, my best guess is Golden Authorship. I wish CP would make such things public, the rep FAQ would be a nice place to collect descriptions of the rep color consequences.
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It's for authors only at the moment.
It's an old, oooold system that was never designed for mass use. However, there's a need, so I'm going to add a general improvement item to the TODO.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Hi Chris,
I was browing the site and came across this article:
Write Templates for Visual Studio 2010[^]
At first glance the article appears to be complete garbage. But after watching the videos I realized there was alot of useful information within the article in video format. It would be great if I could watch those videos without having to leave the site. You guys are way behind on this and should upgrade the website to include embedded flash video options for authors.
I did a little research and came across this:
Add Silverlight video to your articles[^]
Unfortunately I could not find any information regarding embedding Flash videos... which is currently dominating vector animation/media delivery in the browser market. Is this something you guys have considered?
Anyway... HTML5 will be standardized in a few years and will include a <video> tag. I am hoping to be able to watch videos in future codeproject.com articles.
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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Yes, we definitely encourage Flash videos in our articles. In the article editor, 2nd row, 2nd icon, is a 'movie' button that allows you to enter Flash movies into your articles.
It's not currently working for Silverlight, but we have that as a known bug and will fix it as soon as we can get to it.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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1. Write message
2. Uncheck 'Use HTML in this post'
3. Post it
4. Edit that message
5. Check 'Use HTML in this post'
6. Update/Post it
on 6th step it should remember 'Use HTML in this post' as checked but no it doesn't. So now when you will write a new message you will find 'Use HTML in this post' still unchecked which suppose to be checked.
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you can change the default settings of those checkboxes on your settings page[^] (forum tab).
you can also change them on the edit page of a new message, not on the edit page when editing a message; yes it is confusing.
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Luc Pattyn wrote: not on the edit page when editing a message
yes but why not ?
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Xmen W.K. wrote: on 6th step it should remember 'Use HTML in this post'
The feeling from some of the other members who discussed this - and ultimately led to it's current form - is that if you go back and edit an old message that was posted with a setting different from your standard setting then it should not then perpetuate that change to all your new postings.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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I was in at least one of those earlier discussions.
It still is my feeling the user comfort could be improved in two mutually exclusive ways:
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have the defaults be settable only on the settings page
AND add the message "changing these settings will apply to this message only" on the edit message page
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leave the logic as is
AND add one of the messages "changing these settings will also change the default for future messages, as you are creating a new message now" or "changing these settings will apply to this message only, as you are editing an existing message" on the edit message page
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I prefer 1. What about you?
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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So do I as it is the simpler of those two, and there isn't a real need for (2) I guess.
However I now prefer 1+ which says:
have the defaults be settable only on the settings page
AND add the message "changing these settings will apply to this message only; permanently changing the defaults can be handled on the settings page" on the edit message page
and I would suggest you also make "the settings page" a hyperlink, which opens the page and tab right away.
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as do I.
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Okay that make sense but its easy to solve this. The server can check that if user updates the message within 1 or 2 minutes then update the settings else not. 
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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
Please don't bring time into things that don't need it, it becomes untestable and completely unobservable.
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Luc Pattyn wrote: it becomes untestable and completely unobservable
Yep, true! 
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Luc Pattyn wrote: Please don't bring time into things that don't need it, it becomes untestable and completely unobservable.
???
maybe you never notice when you edit your message after 2 or 3 minutes, its title get appended by "[modified]" so while checking this, settings can be updated. Its not BFD.
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This is the wrong way to spell color. 
I struggled to find my personal links in the top task bar.I find the font size to small and the COLOUR
not vivid enough.
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What colour would you like? Plain blue?
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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If you must change it, I'd suggest Vivid Black.
And maybe bold for all of them, not just "Watched Items".
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I would prefer Octarine.
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