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Re: Project Foundry Chris Maunder24-Feb-03 10:53 Chris Maunder 24-Feb-03 10:53  You can add an article using the submission wizard and mark it as 'do not move' (add the comment at the end of the article text). That way you'll always be able to update. You can also add as many people as you want to the author's list so it should be simple to have collaboration. cheers, Chris Maunder Forum Search MoMad24-Feb-03 8:34 MoMad 24-Feb-03 8:34  I dont know if this exists or doesnt or whatever, but the forums definately need search capability. There is no point in going through pages and pages and pages and pages of forum discussions just to find out that no one ever asked this question or posting a question that has been asked many times more. So.... to make my story short, the forums need a way to search them just like the articles have their own search. If they do have a search, please someone tell me where it is because i couldnt find it. MoMad the NoMad Re: Forum Search Chris Maunder24-Feb-03 9:32 Chris Maunder 24-Feb-03 9:32  Have you tred the 'search comments' link next to the 'Set Options' button at the top of the forums? cheers, Chris Maunder Re: Forum Search MoMad24-Feb-03 10:31 MoMad 24-Feb-03 10:31  No, but now that Ive tried it, its exactly what i was looking for. Would it be possible to make it read: "Search Message Boards" instead... because Search Comments doesnt say much in terms of what the search actually does, or thats just my opinion. Thanks very much for pointing me in the right direction. MoMad the NoMad Code Project Webservices Paul Watson24-Feb-03 0:26 Paul Watson 24-Feb-03 0:26  Not complaining too much but is there a problem with the CP webservices?[^] My CP+ utility has been showing the same list of lounge posts and articles for the last 5 days or so. I checked the WS and it is also out of date. Last message is the Admin downtime message Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er Want a job? Re: Code Project Webservices Heinz R. Vahlbruch24-Feb-03 0:55 Heinz R. Vahlbruch 24-Feb-03 0:55  Paul Watson wrote: but is there a problem with the CP webservices? I think you're right, Paul. I'm experiencing the same problems heinz r. vahlbruch What is Bob looking for here? Re: Code Project Webservices Chris Maunder24-Feb-03 4:11 Chris Maunder 24-Feb-03 4:11  <bang, bang, crash, bang> How is it now? cheers, Chris Maunder Re: Code Project Webservices Paul Watson24-Feb-03 4:14 Paul Watson 24-Feb-03 4:14  Chris Maunder wrote: How is it now? My hero! Thanks Chris. CP+ and Desktop Bob now have meaning again. (I am amazed I had to wait four days to post this. Thought someone else would have moaned within the first few seconds.) Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er Want a job? Re: Code Project Webservices Chris Maunder24-Feb-03 4:26 Chris Maunder 24-Feb-03 4:26  It's not like I'm hard to find (but it also shows that - gasp! - I don't use desktop Bob or CP+) cheers, Chris Maunder Re: Code Project Webservices Paul Watson24-Feb-03 4:31 Paul Watson 24-Feb-03 4:31  Chris Maunder wrote: (but it also shows that - gasp! - I don't use desktop Bob or CP+) Yeah, so my spyware in CP+ tells me. * Frankly the only reason I use my CP+ is because it is quicker than waiting for the web-pages to load Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er Want a job? Re: Code Project Webservices Ray Cassick24-Feb-03 8:25 Ray Cassick 24-Feb-03 8:25  Paul Watson wrote: CP+ I know what Desktop Bob is..... Paul Watson wrote: "At the end of the day it is what you produce that counts, not how many doctorates you have on the wall." George Carlin wrote: "Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things." Re: Code Project Webservices Heinz R. Vahlbruch24-Feb-03 10:04 Heinz R. Vahlbruch 24-Feb-03 10:04  Take a look at CP+ Visual Studio.NET Add-In[^] heinz r. vahlbruch What is Bob looking for here? Re: Code Project Webservices Paul Watson24-Feb-03 19:57 Paul Watson 24-Feb-03 19:57  Heinz R. Vahlbruch wrote: Take a look at CP+ Visual Studio.NET Add-In[^] Thanks for the help Heinz Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er Want a job? Re: Code Project Webservices Paul Watson24-Feb-03 19:54 Paul Watson 24-Feb-03 19:54  Ray Cassick wrote: I know what Desktop Bob is..... *Paul sighs* CP+[^] came before Desktop Bob and was a simpler version. It does pretty much the same thing, listing new Lounge posts and Articles. I did it to prove a VB coder could do C++ (ok, MC++) and also to try out webservices etc. The VS.NET add-in part of it is not working well. But the stand-alone version works very well IMO. Sits in my taskbar everyday allday giving me updates on CP. Obviously I need to learn a thing or to about marketing from the maker of Desktop Bob Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er Want a job? member status Hesham Amin23-Feb-03 21:16 Hesham Amin 23-Feb-03 21:16  Hi.. my member status is silver .. but it should be bronze I think!! i posted 1 article , about 60 messages , i'm a member for 11 months. is it a bug or i didn't get how member status is calculated ??!!! Re: member status Chris Maunder24-Feb-03 4:12 Chris Maunder 24-Feb-03 4:12  We give you that last month of membership for free cheers, Chris Maunder Re: member status Rohit  Sinha24-Feb-03 7:13 Rohit  Sinha 24-Feb-03 7:13  Chris Maunder wrote: We give you that last month of membership for free Chris, something similar has happened to me too. I have been with CP for the past 11 months (less than 1 year), have posted 0 articles, and posted 758 messages (including this one). I should have been silver even according to your comment above, but I have turned gold just a couple of days back. I am not complaining, but I do feel guilty. I don't deserve the gold status yet. Regards, Rohit Sinha Character is like a tree, and reputation like its shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing. - Abraham Lincoln The whole world steps aside for the man who knows where he is going. - Anonymous Re: member status Hesham Amin24-Feb-03 7:45 Hesham Amin 24-Feb-03 7:45  I am not complaining, but I do feel guilty. I don't deserve the gold status yet me the same !!! this way i think it will be too easy to be golden and platinium members I also suggest admins to add more categories to make them more than just four.. security Access DB on CD qiang23-Feb-03 17:08 qiang 23-Feb-03 17:08  Hi, Gurus, I got a little problem trying to set password on Access DB which runs on CD for distribution. Because the database file is on CD, so it is READ ONLY. But when I try to read data from this READ ONLY database file using ADO code, I got the password error. And the code was running fine on my hard drive without the READONLY setting. Anyone can tell me how to solve this issue. QBAO qBAO Re: security Access DB on CD Ray Cassick24-Feb-03 8:22 Ray Cassick 24-Feb-03 8:22  I don't think that you can. Anytime you access the mdb file with a password the system tries to create a lock file (ldb?) in the same directory and it can't if your DB is on CD. Paul Watson wrote: "At the end of the day it is what you produce that counts, not how many doctorates you have on the wall." George Carlin wrote: "Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things." notice for site maintenance Davide Pizzolato23-Feb-03 10:49 Davide Pizzolato 23-Feb-03 10:49  I see in the lounge that many CPians are in pain when the site is partially down, when the sysadmins updates the scripts, or something in the servers. I think that in that situation, changing the top logo with the image of Bob with the hammer (used for the Site Builders icon ) could help to calm the anxiety. Academic type articles ColinDavies22-Feb-03 8:39 ColinDavies 22-Feb-03 8:39  Half question, Half suggestion. I'm sure like some other visitors to the site I have been working on some academic type stuff. Some of it is integrated into C++ code examples and some not. Many of them are not my own Algorithms, put in code but examples and tests of others Algorithms. Most of codeproject seems to focus towards stuff with a practical application in mind. However most of the algorithms will never see a real use. (Partly because not many study them.) So should Academic stuff be placed at CP or not? If so where the scrap-book? Regardz Colin J Davies Sonork ID 100.9197:Colin I'm guessing the concept of a 2 hour movie showing two guys eating a meal and talking struck them as 'foreign' Rob Manderson wrote: Re: Academic type articles Chris Maunder24-Feb-03 4:42 Chris Maunder 24-Feb-03 4:42  Absolutely. If there's enough then I'll place them in their own section. ATM there is an 'algorithms' sub section in the C++/MFC section (www.codeproject.com/cpp). cheers, Chris Maunder Re: Academic type articles Andrew Peace24-Feb-03 13:30 Andrew Peace 24-Feb-03 13:30  I personally think it'd be pretty cool to get some more articles that have an academic background to them, or at least that are more "algorithmically orientated" rather than just "here's a cool UI widget" - I really enjoyed your vector class for instance. I guess it's just that a lot of programs today are just "lets make a database and a pretty interface" but some of the compsci stuff is also pretty interesting. If I ever get time I might try and contribute something like this, but it's not gonna happen anytime soon 'cause I'm sooo busy at the moment -- Andrew. Re: Academic type articles Roger Wright24-Feb-03 5:26 Roger Wright 24-Feb-03 5:26  Great idea! One of the reasons I still hang on to back issues of DDJ is for the annual Algorithms issue. Algorithms are all too easy to find on the web, but they usually exist as free-standing code with little theoretical development to explain their usage. A library of CP-style tutorials, augmented by actual code, would be an invaluable reference, and a fun one to contribute to for members who have obscure interests. We have some now, but they're spread all over the place, depending on the language used for implementation, application area, or embedded in larger projects. Let's put them all in one central place for easy reference! It is ok for women not to like sports, so long as they nod in the right places and bring beers at the right times. Paul Watson, on Sports - 2/10/2003

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