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Dear CP Admins,
I've submitted an article (503571) and it has been "closed" after peer review.
I then do again my edit in response to the peer comment and submit it again. After that, I found my article shows as "Pending" in the Revision page; while it still shows "Closed" when I open the article in edit mode again.
I would like to know what actually the current status is of my article? Thanks.
Jacques
HelloWorld
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Hi i have some issues while posting my Tip/Trick ,you can find it here post.
I have pasted my C# source code from another web source, and post my solution, after it was posted insted of normal C# code i have seen ugly HTML 
Anyone can help me with it ?
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It looks like someone rescued you already, but I did some additional formatting touch-ups as well. Please let me know if all looks well.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Yep, thanks you a lot 
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The following article was just published today:
More jQuery UI Alerts Dialog Using ThemeRollers[^]
However, the download source link is not working?? I checked from the Update Article and the source is there but the link to download the source only refreshes the article page itself.
Any insights??
Thanks in advance.
as if the facebook, twitter and message boards weren't enough - blogged
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Take a look at the HTML source of your article (e.g. use Ctrl+U with Mozilla browsers). The href is 'sourcecode' but it must be the path and name of the zip file.
You may correct it yourself if you know the path or ask one of the editors here to do it for you.
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Thank you...
They already fixed it but I will take note of this for future articles that I write.
as if the facebook, twitter and message boards weren't enough - blogged
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Thanks for letting us know. I've fixed it
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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Thank you!!!
as if the facebook, twitter and message boards weren't enough - blogged
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I just noticed that article draft auto-save doesn't work. At least in FF17, is it only for me?
I just lost a half-written article draft which was auto-saved a number of times and also saved forcefully by myself click the save button.
So I started the article over. Put some text. Clicked save. Opened a draft and observed empty article template.
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I was writing an article, saved it a number of times. But then accidentally clicked the Back button (actually pressed the Backspace keyboard button in Firefox). When I returned to the article draft via account menu it was blanked out: currently it is in the article empty template state! Like I wasn't writing and saving at all.
How can I recover my draft back?!
Thanks.
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If you go back to the start[^] you should see your article in a list of auto-saved drafts at the right of that page.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Don't see auto-saved drafts list on Start[^], sorry.
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Hi!
You won't believe how many times this has happened. But somehow I always find it in an auto saved folder - maybe not always in the most updated version. But a version of it is sometimes found. But sometimes it's not even there.
Live Support Software for Business
April
Comm100 - Leading Live Chat Software Provider
modified 27-May-14 8:42am.
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I translated a portion of this[^] code to C# for converting and merging f4f fragments into a single flv.
I want to share that C# code on code project, but I don't intend to give a complete explanation of internal working.I'll just give a little summary.
Should I consider writing an Article for this or just share it as Tip?
Thanks
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Umair Amin wrote: I don't intend to give a complete explanation of internal working.I'll just give a little summary.
That makes it a Tip; an article is expected to have a fully detailed description of how the code works, what it does, and how it can be implemented by others.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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Thanks. I'll make this a tip
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Hi there,
I have currently finished writing a small article about a piece of software I developed.
Although the code itself makes up only 740KB zipped, it is dependent on external libraries, that need to be deployed along the program to run.
In my case this external library is a modified version of the Chromium browser itself.
Unfortunately, the size of this redistributable package including chromium and all of its dependencies is 21MB in its compressed form, making it uneligible to be uploaded using the Article Submission Wizard.
Chromium in its source form requires a minimum of 15GB disk space, so this is not an option either.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Alexander
God is a Sphere!
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What we'll have to do is use a local link for the 740KB, and an external one for the rest. Would that be acceptable? Sadly we can't host files that big.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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No problem, I included the binary package into the Github source and mentioned its existence in the article, I will update it to reflect the fact, that the binaries are not hosted here.
God is a Sphere!
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Hello Whom(to which I query):
I appreciate your assistance greatly!
I don't know if my problem is due to my naivety or a technical problem with the web site, but, the Article Submission Wizard 'Add Files' and 'Preview' functions seem not to be working.
The Add File function shows a path of C:\fakepath\...
I don't know if that is wgat it should be or not, but the Upload just chases it's tail
The Preview just times out.
Is There something I missed or am I just doing it all wrong?
Jaxon7
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Hi Jaxon7,
What browser are you using?
Rather than have you haggle with the system, please email me the original HTML for the article article and code in a .rar, or renamed .zip (ie .notzip) file, and I would be happy to set things right.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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Hello everyone !
I just added my technical blog. It's on blogger, so my first surprise was it not showing up at all. I then switched the feed from Atom to RSS, and it showed up just fine.
In my article i tried to replicate the tags used on CodeProject the best i could, however when the article was pulled, the tags associated with it was totally off, and i had to go and edit the article on CodeProject to categorize it right.
Is there something i'm missing ? Maybe the way blogger exposes tags is incompatible in the way CodeProject detects tags ? Or maybe it's possible to just annotate the article on the blog with microformats ?
This is the feed url i submitted:
http://www.i-technology.net/feeds/posts/default/-/CodeProject?alt=rss[^]
No clue here, just trying to figure out what could have gone wrong. That aside i think it's totally awesome to be able to post an article on my blog, and have it automagically syndicated over here. Great job on that !
Thanks in advance,
Robert
If it ain't broken ..fix it !
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Hi Robert,
When the aggregator pulls your blog posts it assigns it a default section and tags. "Uncategorized Technical Blogs" and "All-Topics". Unfortunately we have to pick the section and tags manually.
If you have any further concerns please let me know.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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Thanks for the reply
Actually i thought i did something wrong somewhere, since it's kind of contradictive to have an automated mechanism that can pull articles, if you then have to come in person to configure things manually.
Would be cool if the parser could just match tags that are already configured here, with the tags exposed in the article. Like this authors would just have to comply with the syntax used here, which i doubt would pose any problems to anyone.
Thanks again, and hope to see some evolutions on that side. The system is a great idea, but i understand you need a minimum of compliance between your actual system and distant posts.
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Robert
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