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We have a filter in place to check that you include a tag when posting. However, there is an issue in that if you enter a non-existent tag and don't have the rights to create tags then no tag will be added to the question.
A bug.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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When I submit an article, I use the four step article wizard. I tend to write my article in another editor (Visual Studio or Notepad) in html. Then in step 3 where you get to the editor, I switch the editor to raw html (with the "<>"), and then copy and paste my html into the editor.
Problem is that the editor then throws away or mangles all line breaks. This is a big problem, because it messes up all the code inside <pre...> tags. I then have to format my code again inside the editor to make the code (inside the <pre...> tags) look right - which is a big pain.
I use Google Chrome.
Looks to me like this is a definite bug.
Is there any way to copy and paste article html into the editor without losing your line breaks?
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Matt Perdeck wrote: Is there any way to copy and paste article html into the editor without losing your line breaks?
This may work as a temporary workaround until they fix the editor...
Some editors/browsers use \r\n (carriage return, line feed) for the line ending, and others use \n (line feed) for the line ending. I suspect this is why you are running into issues. You might want to try copying the text when it has the various types of line endings. I use a custom regex tool when I want to change line endings, but I'm sure you can figure out your own way (probably some text editor has a function to change line endings).
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Can you please post a sample of the code that's getting messed up?
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Hi Chris,
I reproduced the problem - detailed steps below this email.
I created a test article with basename
testarticle1
(should still be in the codeproject database). The text of that article is below the steps to reproduce.
While reproducing the problem, I took screenshots. Would be happy to send those to you.
While accessing codeproject.com, used Chrome under Windows 7. Had the same problem with Chrome under Windows Server 2003.
Matt
Ps.: Regarding the message editor on the code project forum page (where I'm posting this message) - when you use html tags in your message, they don't appear in the preview, or get interpreted as html in the preview (as expected). But if you then check the "Treat my content as plain text, not as HTML" checkbox below the preview, that doesn't change the preview - it continues to treat your content as HTML. I'm under the impression this is a bug in at least the previewer.
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Steps to reproduce
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I've got an article in my blog, which is powered by BlogEngine. It is hosted on a Windows server (using IIS 7).
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In BlogEngine, started editor on the article, switched to Raw Html view.
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Started Notepad. Copied the HTML from BlogEngine to Notepad.
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Opened codeproject.com. Logged in. Started article submission wizard.
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Filled out form on first page.
Basename
testarticle1
Article Title
Test Article 1
One Line Description
Test Article 1 Description
Didn't upload images on second page.
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On third page (with the code project editor), checked "Work in Progress - do not make public". Then clicked <> on the editor to switch editor to HTML mode.
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Highlighted the prefilled text (control-A) and deleted it (Delete button).
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Highlighted all text in Notepad (control-A) and copy and pasted it to the code project editor (control-C, control-V).
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Clicked the Preview button. New browser window opened with the preview. This showed that the newlines within the article had been removed, including the ones within the pre tag.
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Went back to the browser window with the code project editor. Clicked <> to switch off HTML mode, then clicked <> again to switch on HTML again. Saw in the editor that the newlines had been removed.
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Text of the test article
Gather Detailed Locking Information
You can find out which queries are involved in excessive locking delays by tracing the event "Blocked process report" in SQL Server Profiler.
This event fires when the lock wait time for a query exceeds the "blocked process threshold". To set this threshold to for example 30 seconds, run the following lines in a query window in SSMS:
EXEC sp_configure 'show advanced options', 1
RECONFIGURE
EXEC sp_configure 'blocked process threshold', 30
RECONFIGURE
Then start the trace in Profiler:
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I copy and pasted:
<h2>Gather Detailed Locking Information</h2>
<p>You can find out which queries are involved in excessive locking delays by tracing the event "Blocked process report" in SQL Server Profiler.</p>
<p>This event fires when the lock wait time for a query exceeds the "blocked process threshold". To set this threshold to for example 30 seconds, run the following lines in a query window in SSMS:</p>
<pre lang="sql">EXEC sp_configure 'show advanced options', 1
RECONFIGURE
EXEC sp_configure 'blocked process threshold', 30
RECONFIGURE</pre>
<p>Then start the trace in Profiler:</p>
into the article editor (in chrome) and flipped back and forth between HTML and design mode and could not get it to misbehave. Maybe you are copying CR, not CR/LF terminated text from Notepad?
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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What do you write your article content with? I use Visual Studio and don't have any problems copy/pasting into the wizard.
You can also click the checkbox that says something along the lines of "Don't mess with the HTML, I know what I'm doing. If you don't check that, sometimes the code is reformatted and tags are changed.
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Hi,
Just tried to vote on a post in the C# forum and where the vote count normally appears it changed to
"Failed!Unknown" in bold red.
Retried voting after an F5 and worked OK.
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You hit one of the servers while it was cycling.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Please make sure they always use one of these[^] then.
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Surely this[^] is more appropriate.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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I am not sure if the issue is with browsers on a mobile device in general or just with dolphin but the urls are pasted as plain text without any prompt as is given on desktop.
This happens in both full site and mobile views.
My specs are here http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4086599/Re-Post-preview-in-Dolphin-HD-browser.aspx
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This happens only in the mobile view.
Clicking on a message post to view on the forums at the end of every article and survey causes the page to reload whereas other forums behave the same as on desktop.
It would be a lot beneficial if these two are made like others.
I run android 2.2 on HTC desire and specs as I said here http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4086599/Re-Post-preview-in-Dolphin-HD-browser.aspx.
And oh as you can see the url thing didn't paste property. I'd make a new post about that.
modified 5-Dec-11 14:41pm.
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Hi,
Just as a side note, I have found DolphinHD to be very troublesome lately. I have a Samsung 10.1 tablet, and find that the inbuilt browser can often be a lot better than Dolphin HD.
I am waiting for the ICS update to the tablet to see how much they have improved it further in Android 4.
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Hi,
My experience with dolphin has been opposite ! The built-in browser that came with desire was very very restrictive. After I switched to dolphin, the surfing experience has improved massively. The tabbed UI and gestures for one have been tremendously productive.
On the flip side, it does kinda crash sometimes when more than ten tabs are opened and seems sluggish but I rarely open that many tabs.
Having said that I wonder if apps behave differently on a tablet than on a phone, and if so then why so.
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The main reason I'm posting is that on the forums, clicking on a new post to open its contents does just that, but then the entire page refreshes and you have to scroll down again to the post you just opened.
Also, seeing as you have a mobile version of the site, why is everything so small and the page so wide?
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Mike Marynowski wrote: why is everything so small and the page so wide?
I've commented on this before... 
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Hello,
I have a few articles that I deleted, however they still show in my articles list. Within the articles list (My Articles), I clicked on the red cross icon (next to 'Restore') to delete them permanently. The loading indicator is showing, and waiting for about 2-3 hours, it still "processes" - but nothing is actually happening. Is there a way I can delete these articles permanently and remove them from my articles list?
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I've fixed this issue on dev and will hopefully have a site update done today.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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When editing a tip/trick which is pending for approval I noticed that editorial rep points are not gained. This seems to apply even if the tip/trick gets published. Is this intentional?
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In this post[^], the author typed in upper-case "PCB" between angle brackets in his code that creates his generic List.
The editor changed "PCB" to lower-case "pcb," and stuck on some extra tags at the end of the code-block.
I was able to reproduce this behavior several times in my own answer to his question.
Let's try it here:
public List<PCB> list = new List<PCB>();
Not seeing it happen here as I preview the formatted post as I'm writing this.
And, the formatted code is appearing properly here: suggests to me this is a problem local to QA.
best, Bill
"Anyone who shows me my 'blind spots' gives me the gift of sight." ... a thought from the shallows of the deeply shallow mind of ... Bill
modified 5-Dec-11 4:18am.
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All fixed. Hopefully a fresh upload tomorrow (was hoping for today, but the 'flu has laid me low)
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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is it possible for code project to have a review test for programmers like in w3 schools and asp spiders?
what do you think guys?
thanks 
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Anything's possible.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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I received a comment notification in the email, and it contained some clickable links to LimeWire
Do not reply to this email: To view, click here.
RaviRanjankr has posted a comment to the Answer "Facebook JavaScript SDK":
5+ eztv, limewire eztv, limewire
However, when I visited the post here to delete the links from the comment, they don't exist.
Post is here; Facebook JavaScript SDK[^]
Is the system stripping the links from the website, but leaving them in for the notificaton? Surely you want to be stripping them before doing the notification.
Part 2: I'm Taking over to the Spam watch forum though
Now, the other thing is is the user been sending these comments just to spread the links, and have no way of knowing as they don't appear on the website.
I checked some of his messages randomly and yes appears to be the answer as he is at it with his forum posts also;
RiaTasks: Central Silverlight Business Rules Validation[^]
Binary to Text Encode/Decode Class[^]
SQL Reporting Services with Dynamic Column Reports[^]
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