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I just get so sick of the endless hoops you have to jump through to get anything running properly on windows, and how easily it breaks itself. And once it is broken, its 'total install'. Ghost, the Windows programmers go to tool....
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Of course. All the code you write in C# or C++ just ends up as assembly anyway.
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No touting for workers in the lounge... I'm telling Chri... oh, wait.
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Chris Maunder wrote: till the wee, wee hours
:snigger: he said "wee wee"
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He got up to go to the bathroom! 
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It's a bit unrelated, but I've been working on a little CP desktop gadget[^] that I plan to publish here sometime as an article... and I had a question. 
Are there any CodeProject API's for getting user notifications, or reporting messages/members?
The user notifications are more important, but the reporting would make the spam-detecting aspects of the application much easier to code.
At the moment the app uses a WebBrowserControl running in the background, refreshing every minute or so and then scraping the html for user notifications.
The human-approved reporting was going to use another WebBrowserControl and do some DOM invoking to click buttons and stuff.
API's would also consume less server resources. 
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Opening up the reporting system via an external API isn't something we're totally keen on at this point. It's a very large, scary can of worms.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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OK.
I understand about the reporting, expecially given what happened to me[^] a few days ago... 
... so I definitely don't want to create anything that aids such behaviour.
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IF you really want to write html code. then i would recommend using a simple ascii text editor such as notepad and type your own html tags. You really don't need a fancy editor.
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You're preaching to the converted.
However, many, many authors love WYSIWYG editors. Even I, occasionally, like seeing what I'm editing all neatly formatted occasionally too.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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when using specialized HTML editors such as FrontPage the software will put it's own HTML tags. and that is the same for all HTML editors. If the programmer wants total control then use notepad and they can always open the HTML doc on a HTML viewer such as Firefox.
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Daniel Engelkes wrote: FrontPage the software will put it's own HTML tags. and that is the same for all HTML editors
Not in my experience. I'm actually using FrontPage 2003 (Yes - FrontPage classic!) because it's so clean with it's HTML handling. Our HTMLArea based WYSIWYG editor doesn't often add tags. Obviously adding a paragraph or image will result in new tags being added, but they aren't unexpected tags.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Chris Maunder wrote: CKEditor seems the best so far - except that it refuses to do what I want it to and insists on mangling the HTML it's given. There is no "don't screw with my HTML" option.
Try adding <code>This is some code</code> inside a TD element in the editor. It strips it out.
Have you tried setting config.allowedContent = true;? That way, it shouldn't strip anything out. I've just tried with v4, and it doesn't strip out a <code> block within a <td> element.
Also, no programming questions in the Lounge!
Also also: http://xkcd.com/1341/[^]
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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A programming question would be "How do I do X". That would be unacceptable. However, "I can't do X because the stupid $#@! that was obviously written by blind monkeys on acid and never works no matter what I do even though I've not once looked at the manual or looked into the source code because I have better things to do, like blog about how crap X is" is considered on-topic and appropriate.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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But Shirley that's a loophole? Instead of asking "How do I do X?", you just post a rant about how stupid it is that it's impossible to do X, and wait for people to prove you wrong by explaining how to do X in simple terms. 
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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Stop calling me Shirley.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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I've actually found that FCKeditor (the version before CKeditor) works better... there again, it might not like newer browsers -- but in any event, it doesn't muck things up quite as much. I know what you mean, though...
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I am slammed for the next couple of months but, after that, I am all yours.
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This should be fun
Lets do this!
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Very funny.
Dose the WYSIWYG editor hourglass diaper on 1/04/2014?
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Found that page will work with Google Chrome and Internet Explorer 11
Dosn't work with NeoPlanet and other IE clones.
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Neoplanet? Wasn't the last stable release 13 years ago?
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Hello Chris!
I've forked the code and added some event handler for the mode change (not pushed yet). What isn't clear to me is - are you want to use some existing code for content modification on mode change or something new? In both case I need more info...
Old case - how to call that code
New case - what exactly do you want to change between mode switches? (I saw the img problem, but there is more?)
[Modification]
I've just playing around and noticed that setting baseHref like this
CKEDITOR.config.baseHref = "http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscctrl/gridctrl/"; removes the need for playing with image source on editor mode change! It can be always the simple myimage.jpg form...Consider it...
[/Modification]
I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is. (V)
modified 23-Mar-14 7:24am.
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I've merged your suggestions and added a concrete example of what was needed. Issue #1 is considered fixed!
cheers
Chris Maunder
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In relation to the fourth item in your updated list (about sensible HTML)...
I wrote this article http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/748790/Beginners-Guide-to-HTML-CSS-Part-of[^] using the new editor. At the end I just copied the html code from my local copy to CP. I didn't got any 'insensible' HTML on the way. There is something specific I have to look for (except the line break in copied code, which I see no)?
I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is. (V)
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