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Re: my previous account is deactivated. how do i reactivate it? Brisingr Aerowing10-Jun-14 3:18 Brisingr Aerowing 10-Jun-14 3:18  What was your previous account? The team needs that to be able to help. What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question? Re: my previous account is deactivated. how do i reactivate it? Member 1087541222-Jun-14 22:48 Member 10875412 22-Jun-14 22:48  i talking about this account: zain.ul.abidin@outlook.com Re: my previous account is deactivated. how do i reactivate it? Sean Ewington23-Jun-14 8:22 Sean Ewington 23-Jun-14 8:22  I've looked into your account history and I can't see the precise reason why your account was closed. I've restored it. Please be respectful of the members and mindful of the rules of each of the sections of the site. If you have any questions please let me know. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: my previous account is deactivated. how do i reactivate it? Chris Maunder10-Jun-14 4:44 Chris Maunder 10-Jun-14 4:44  Firstly, by letting me know which account. We'll then review. cheers Chris Maunder Re: my previous account is deactivated. how do i reactivate it? Member 1087541222-Jun-14 22:49 Member 10875412 22-Jun-14 22:49  i talking about this account: zain.ul.abidin@outlook.com Unfortunately you do not have permission to edit this article. Pin Sujeet Bhujbal10-Jun-14 1:05 Sujeet Bhujbal 10-Jun-14 1:05  Hi when i am trying to update my existing any article i am getting below error message Unfortunately you do not have permission to edit this article. http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/SubmissionWizard.aspx?aid=629916[^] Please do the needful. Its urgent Re: Unfortunately you do not have permission to edit this article. Pin Brisingr Aerowing10-Jun-14 3:18 Brisingr Aerowing 10-Jun-14 3:18  This seems to be happening intermittently, with some people seeing it, and some not. There are a couple other messages here about this issue. ... The site seems to have a lot of issues lately. What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question? Re: Unfortunately you do not have permission to edit this article. Pin Chris Maunder10-Jun-14 4:43 Chris Maunder 10-Jun-14 4:43  The site was working exactly as intended. cheers Chris Maunder Re: Unfortunately you do not have permission to edit this article. Pin Chris Maunder10-Jun-14 4:42 Chris Maunder 10-Jun-14 4:42  That's because your account was closed due to your actions on the site, and so you lost your edit rights. I've reinstated your account. Please be considerate to the community. cheers Chris Maunder Links pointing to wrong article, bug in codeproject Code Help 201410-Jun-14 0:08 Code Help 2014 10-Jun-14 0:08  There seems to be some bug in codeproject. If I check my scores, all the links related to file download scores (where it says - Source code or demo file downloaded) are pointing to following article, instead of the actual article: Adding SMS notifications to your Windows Azure projects[^] If you check the above article, the number of file downloads are much higher than the total views. I noticed that the same is reported somewhere else also: http://www.codeproject.com/suggestions.aspx?msg=4835643#xx4835643xx[^] Re: Links pointing to wrong article, bug in codeproject Brisingr Aerowing10-Jun-14 3:16 Brisingr Aerowing 10-Jun-14 3:16  Chris says the team is working on it. This bug seems to be of the 'Critical' priority, and the team is treating it as such. What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question? Bad Research Download Link Shameel9-Jun-14 23:43 Shameel 9-Jun-14 23:43  http://www.codeproject.com/ResearchLibrary/53/Developers-Guide-to-Protecting-your-Applications-a[^] actually downloads http://www.codeproject.com/ResearchLibrary/52/Tips-for-Protecting-PoS-Environments-Against-Multi[^] The downloaded file name is correct, but the content is different. modified 10-Jun-14 11:58am. Re: Bad Research Download Link Sean Ewington10-Jun-14 4:19 Sean Ewington 10-Jun-14 4:19  They seem different to me? Maybe I'm missing something? Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: Bad Research Download Link Shameel10-Jun-14 5:58 Shameel 10-Jun-14 5:58  Yes, they are. What I meant is the first link actually downloads the file in the second link with the file name of the first link. Re: Bad Research Download Link Sean Ewington10-Jun-14 7:01 Sean Ewington 10-Jun-14 7:01  Ahhhh. Understood. Thank you kindly. All fixed. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: Bad Research Download Link Shameel10-Jun-14 19:31 Shameel 10-Jun-14 19:31  Thank you. My blog has not been consumed again. Nick Polyak9-Jun-14 13:03 Nick Polyak 9-Jun-14 13:03  I have a new blog article published on June 8th. It is not picked up by the code project. please, help Nick Polyak modified 9-Jun-14 21:33pm. Re: My blog has not been consumed again. Chris Maunder10-Jun-14 3:54 Chris Maunder 10-Jun-14 3:54  This one[^]? cheers Chris Maunder Re: My blog has not been consumed again. Nick Polyak10-Jun-14 8:16 Nick Polyak 10-Jun-14 8:16  Yes, thanks Nick Polyak Difference between "Article" and "Tip & Tricks" Vladimir Nikitenko9-Jun-14 11:03 Vladimir Nikitenko 9-Jun-14 11:03  Recently I tried to publish article but during reviewing process received several “Not an article” feedbacks with explanations: - Short introduction and the code. - Real article is about teaching others how your code works, what ideas you are implementing, what problems you came to solve... - Tips and Tricks are typically shorter, more straight forward "how-to" posts than articles, which are in-depth, exhaustive, educational pieces. I am new to codeproject and it is possible that I missed something. Therefore I honestly tried again to find definitions for “article” and “Tip & Tricks”. All I managed to find was paragraph “What does an article require?” in Code Project Article FAQ[^] I studied already previously. I could argue that piece I tried to publish formally satisfied those requirements but it’s not my point. If there is a consensus between members participating in reviewing process (and it should be) regarding difference between “article” and “Tip & Tricks” then wouldn’t it to be wise to come up with more or less formal definitions for “article” and “Tip & Tricks” in order to make process of selection between them less subjective for new members like me? I’d expect those definitions to be explicitly available probably at the top of FAQ section. Re: Difference between "Article" and "Tip & Tricks" Sean Ewington9-Jun-14 11:08 Sean Ewington 9-Jun-14 11:08  There is this: Code Project Article FAQ[^] which isn't a horrible description, but I agree with you. I am 10 minutes away from updating that specific item to beef that description up a little bit. Please refresh it in 10 minutes. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Bug noted in Lounge Brisingr Aerowing8-Jun-14 6:33 Brisingr Aerowing 8-Jun-14 6:33  Lounge Message[^] Member getting the spoils.[^] I think this needs to be fixed, ASAP! What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question? Re: Bug noted in Lounge Chris Maunder8-Jun-14 9:33 Chris Maunder 8-Jun-14 9:33  We're on it. cheers Chris Maunder Re: Bug noted in Lounge Brisingr Aerowing8-Jun-14 18:02 Brisingr Aerowing 8-Jun-14 18:02  What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question? Re: Bug noted in Lounge Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter10-Jun-14 4:24 Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 10-Jun-14 4:24  I see that point was cleaned for Luke, but what about CPians should get those points in the first place? 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 10-Jun-14 12:07pm.

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