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Sadly I think they may be too short. However, have you considered posting them as tips? They would make great Tips.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Thank you for your valuable feedback Sean  ... I will check with the same 
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Hi, I have 2 articles that I'm trying to upload but it always stays marked as Draft.
I tried to open new article and just copy the raw html to it, but the result is the same.
As I click on publish button, it takes me to the page where the status of the article is shown as , Pendingbut as I return to my articles or reenter the article it gets back to Draft status.
Articles links:
Uploading large files from Android to ASP.NET
Android dynamic Sqlite database management v.2
Please help.
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Thanks for letting me know. I have published them.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Hello
I have the same problem while updating my article (http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/620154/UniversalSerializer[^]).
When I click on Publish, the server only returns to the page with no confirmation at all.
The page says 'You have an auto-saved draft version', not a pending page.
Note: I edited the article as HTML directly, as usual.
Christophe
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Should be all fixed
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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I am not able to recreate this issue. Where are you seeing the Draft status.
I can think of two things that might be causing confusion.
1- When you start editing a published version, a draft version is created to hold all the changes until you are satisfied with your edits and choose to hit the publish button. This is what you see when you re-enter your article through the menu selection "Article", "Submit an new article or tip".
The list shows any drafts that have been created and auto saved, and if they exist for a newly published article should be a copy of the published article for editing.
2- In the Article editor, there is a Save Draft button. This is not an indication of the status, but rather a way to manually save a draft copy of your working edits that is not ready to publish. The drafts should be auto-saved, but as programmers, we recognize that paranoia is a survival instinct.
If this does not reflect what you were seeing, please provide us with a detailed step by step, click by click, description of how you can re-create this issue. (Un)fortunately, we provide may ways to get to the same place so that everyone can work the way they prefer, and sometime one of the paths may have a glitch.
I see Sean has edited and published you articles.
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I've the same issue.
Always I publish my article via the wizard, it creates 2 revisions, one with state "Pending" and a new one with state "Draft".
It is confusing, so I'm not sure whether my article is under review or not.
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When you submit your article it will be in the "Pending" state until it's approved. If you fire up the submission wizard again and make any changes (but don't submit) then it will create a auto-saved Draft version.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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I am making a windows phone 8.1 app and i would like to change my variable NumberPerClick which is located int file MainPage.xaml.cs and i would like to change the value of that variable in file Upgrades.xaml.cs because that is where my button is located.
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This is the wrong place to ask this: this forum is concerned only with questions about article writing and the problems people get with that.
Please try again, posting your question here: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/ask.aspx[^] and you should get a broader spectrum on answerers, and hoepfully a sensible answer.
But when you do, please try to give as much info as you can on the problem and what you are trying to do to fix it, why that doesn't work and so forth: Remember that we can't see your screen, access your HDD, or read your mind - so we only get what you tell us to work on! The better the info you give us, then better the solution we can give you.
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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I was directed to post to this discussion by OriginalGriff regarding an issue with a technical blog post. OG specifically hoped that Sean would be able to look into this.
I posted an article to my Blogger site two days ago. That was downloaded during the evening by CodeProject and showed up in my Technical Blogs list. I edited the article in CP because the Blogger formatting transfers poorly to CP, and I want the posts to look decent and be readable. When OriginalGriff reviewed the changes he noted in a comment that it was showing up in the "Articles" queue. You can read the commentary here: Processing SQL Server FILESTREAM Data, Part 4 - Readin' and Writin'. After some back-and-forth OG suspected something was amiss and suggested I post here.
Some other items that might be useful:
1. The post still shows under the heading "Technical Blogs" on my profile, so it doesn't seem to have become an article;
2. Two other blogs posts that got downloaded and that I edited did end up in the "Technical Articles" section, although I did nothing purposefully to trigger that;
3. I did have some problems saving the edits. I kept getting returned to the editing page when I tried to save, then the page would show an alert indicating I have unsaved changes. Actually had to redo some edits.
I hope this helps.
Bob Mc.
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I've noticed this happening to your blog posts as well and fix them when I catch them. I just went and fixed the remaining "articles" and made them blog entries.
Unfortunately I can't replicate how it happens. It doesn't seem to be consistent. If you ever discover the exact steps to replicate the issue please let me know.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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I'll keep an eye on it. Thanks Sean.
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Hi on Oct 14th i wrote my first article in CP and published, but still when i checked in My Article section it is showing in Draft status.May i know why? Shall i re submit it again? And now i have wrote a mail with my contents and filled article template to code project. So how soon that article may publish?
NB: A copy of this thread is already in Lounge , Suggestion. one member suggested me to discuss it here.
Thanks And Regards
Sibeesh
So much complexity in software comes from trying to make one thing do two things.
Sibeesh
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Has nobody suggested actually putting a link to the article here? If you put the link, we'll take a look.
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Is it possible to share the article link which is in draft state sir? And I have already mailed to CP . Thanks for your reply
So much complexity in software comes from trying to make one thing do two things.
Sibeesh
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Yes. It's just a URL after all. Those of us who have editor privileges should be able to look into it.
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Thanks very much for your submission. I've taken a look at your post and since it is more a step by step explanation it would fit better as a Tip rather than an Article.
That said, would you be willing to add a little more explanation? There are links within the post to deeper explanations, but the post would be greatly benefited by you saying: what problem did you encounter that required JQX Grid? How did JQX Grid help you solve that problem? What is going on in the main code?
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Yeah sure , i will update as you said. I will send it again once i update it. Thank a lot .
So much complexity in software comes from trying to make one thing do two things.
Sibeesh
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Thank you kindly for making those changes. I have gone ahead and published this as a Tip
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Thank you so much
So much complexity in software comes from trying to make one thing do two things.
Sibeesh
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