Article Writing

26-Jul-17 9:09

The submission wizard has good days and it has bad days. Must be a bad day. Can you please email me your images and files (in a renamed .zip file or .rar file) and I will try and get it sorted.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Broken Download link

Yaseer Mumtaz10-Jul-17 9:22

Yaseer Mumtaz

10-Jul-17 9:22

Hi,

Just posted the article and attached the download project, not able to browse the code and when I am trying to download it, getting the following error message:

/KB/scripting/1195569/angular4datagrid.zip appears to be missing on our servers. D'oh.

Re: Broken Download link

Sean Ewington10-Jul-17 10:00

10-Jul-17 10:00

We were updating the site at the time, so the file likely lost its way. I am now able to download the file from the article OK.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Blog with problems

OriginalGriff10-Jul-17 8:29

OriginalGriff

10-Jul-17 8:29

@Sean-Ewington
Sean, there is a blog in the queue: Memory Usage Inside the CLR[^] - it's images are all missing, and the code blocks are ... um ... rather yellow. I can't inform the author - it's a blog, and we can't comment until it's approved - could you have a look and help him out a bit?

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Re: Blog with problems

Sean Ewington10-Jul-17 8:46

Didn't get points for posting an article

10-Jul-17 8:46

I de-yellow.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Alexander Sharykin10-Jul-17 5:25

Alexander Sharykin

10-Jul-17 5:25

according to Member Reputation System page

Post article (A member receives points for posting a new article) = 100 points

I didn't get them after posting my latest article. The first record about it in the Latest Reputation Events table is "Edit Article"
Article Id: 1195543
Is something wrong with it? Can they be restored? With less than 2.5k Writer points 100 poinst make a difference

Re: Didn't get points for posting an article

Wendelius10-Jul-17 5:30

Wendelius

10-Jul-17 5:30

Probably best to raise this question in Bugs and Suggestions since that forum is closely monitored by the staff.

Re: Bugs and Suggestions

Alexander Sharykin10-Jul-17 5:39

Alexander Sharykin

10-Jul-17 5:39

Well, it is not a pressing matter and certainly not a suggestion. Can't say if it can be classified as bug

Help with an article

Michael Bookatz20-Jun-17 13:11

Michael Bookatz

20-Jun-17 13:11

Hi,

I'm just finishing writing up an article on Azure cloud services that I am planning on uploading to the site.

Once I have finished writing it and before I publish would someone be willing to have a read of it to check that it makes sense and give some feedback before I publish to make sure it is at least semi decant?

Thanks

Michael

Nelek20-Jun-17 18:42

20-Jun-17 18:42

Usually that's what the process of moderation / approval stands for Smile | :)

But yes, there are users willing to help new authors (called / identified as "mentors"), you will recognize them thanks their badge near the nickname (mine is protector).

Edit: Forgot to say that the named users are mentors

M.D.V.

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Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.

modified 21-Jun-17 3:44am.

Michael Bookatz21-Jun-17 4:36

Michael Bookatz

21-Jun-17 4:36

Thanks will be in contact with Sean

Pete O'Hanlon20-Jun-17 20:59

Pete O'Hanlon

20-Jun-17 20:59

There are a group of regular volunteers here called mentors - don't rely on the regular moderation program as people there can be a bit trigger happy and will either reject or approve your article without giving you the help you need. If you leave your article in pending state, reach out to @sean-ewington here at Code Project and he will reach out to the mentors asking if someone would mind offering you help and guidance. You can reach him at sean dot ewington at codeproject dot com.

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modified 21-Jun-17 3:59am.

Nelek20-Jun-17 21:43

20-Jun-17 21:43

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
You can reach him at sean atdot ewington at codeproject dot com

FTFY

M.D.V.

Pete O'Hanlon20-Jun-17 21:58

Pete O'Hanlon

20-Jun-17 21:58

Doh!

This space for rent

How to deal with user that post article/blog to CodeProject written 2-5 years ago?

Michael Bookatz21-Jun-17 4:36

Michael Bookatz

21-Jun-17 4:36

Thanks will be in contact with Sean

Bryian Tan13-Jun-17 13:42

Bryian Tan

13-Jun-17 13:42

I'm just curious. Do we report author that post the exact article/blog to CP that were written many years ago? Do CP has such a policy not to allow such a post? If not, should we think about it?

Bryian Tan

Re: How to deal with user that post article/blog to CodeProject written 2-5 years ago?

Sean Ewington14-Jun-17 3:02

Re: How to deal with user that post article/blog to CodeProject written 2-5 years ago?

14-Jun-17 3:02

We offer people the ability to aggregate their blog, so that's fine. From there we would eliminate any entries that came in that were too outdated or inappropriate. In those cases I would simply not approve them in the queue and if they somehow make it through, mark them as extremely poor quality or inaccurate / misleading.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Bryian Tan14-Jun-17 4:45

Bryian Tan

14-Jun-17 4:45

Sound good. Thank you.

Bryian Tan

Blog needing help

Nelek8-Jun-17 19:58

8-Jun-17 19:58

C# for beginners Part 3[^]

And a question... Is it allowed to use links with shorten urls that give money to the poster? (i.e. adfly)

Because this blog have them... and I am thinking on reporting it on S&A

M.D.V.

Re: Blog needing help

Sean Ewington9-Jun-17 3:14

9-Jun-17 3:14

No shorten URLs that give money to the poster.

Also I don't think we need another C# beginner tutorial that shows us how to make a calculator. Removed.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Re: Blog needing help

Nelek9-Jun-17 4:02