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Re: More blogs needing help

Sean Ewington23-Apr-19 8:51

Sean Ewington

23-Apr-19 8:51

Fixed. From a certain point of view.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Blog needing help

Nelek15-Apr-19 10:42

Nelek

15-Apr-19 10:42

Wrong formating:
A Workaround for Lambda ODR Violations[^]
and
A Workaround for Type Inference with Expression Templates and Proxies[^]

And this article:
Extending an AJAX Toolkit Control: Disabling past dates in Calendar[^] has a code snippet that would need an optimization too.

The same author is writing an "About me" (with a lot of links) in his blogs. @Sean-Ewington is this final section allowed?
See:
Create contact from received Email using Flow[^]
and
System Jobs monitoring using Flow[^]
and his already approved blog System Jobs monitoring using Flow[^]

M.D.V.

If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
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.

Re: Blog needing help

Sean Ewington16-Apr-19 5:14

Sean Ewington

16-Apr-19 5:14

This is a bizarre middle ground. Yes it is allowed in the bio. I don't know why it isn't in his bio. I'll ask him to put it there.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Create new article failed with error

Shao Voon Wong14-Apr-19 22:58

Shao Voon Wong

14-Apr-19 22:58

I tried to click the submit button with article option selected on this page. I was greeted with this error page.

Please help fix this error.

Re: Create new article failed with error

Sean Ewington15-Apr-19 4:22

Sean Ewington

15-Apr-19 4:22

Is this still happening?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Re: Create new article failed with error

Shao Voon Wong15-Apr-19 5:06

Shao Voon Wong

15-Apr-19 5:06

It is fixed now. Thanks!

Images were working now they are not...

SEJohnson13-Apr-19 2:54

SEJohnson

13-Apr-19 2:54

I just published another article and noticed I had a grammar error. I went in and click on update article and all my images went away (without making any changes to the article itself). I never saved off my grammar change and clicked on revert to last published and that didn't do anything.

Using C# .NET to Read and Write from Azure Key Vault Secrets[^]

The images seem to show in the image control on the page. However if I go directly to the image that do not appear they are there.
The image link in the control is here:
https://www.codeproject.com/KB/security/1430794/CreateResource.PNG

but the doc image states its here (and its not)

https://www.codeproject.com/KB/Articles/1430794/CreateResource.PNG

I had a LOT of issues getting the images to display and display correctly in creating this article (took me hours of work)…. I think there may be an issue....

Edit: I went back into the article and reselected the images. This is a fairly painful process. If I have issues that need to be corrected or updated in the future I will be thinking twice about updating because of this.

modified 13-Apr-19 9:18am.

Re: Images were working now they are not...

Richard MacCutchan13-Apr-19 3:24

Richard MacCutchan

13-Apr-19 3:24

I found a version where the images are visible, but they are also far too big. Maximum width is supposed to be 600 pixels.

Re: Images were working now they are not...

SEJohnson13-Apr-19 3:25

SEJohnson

13-Apr-19 3:25

They are working now because I re-added them. All the images disappeared when I clicked on update article.

Re: Images were working now they are not...

SEJohnson13-Apr-19 5:10

SEJohnson

13-Apr-19 5:10

I just looked again after getting the images up and the pictures are missing again. I don't have the time or energy to re-add the pictures every hour or so. Can someone look into this? This time I did nothing but navigate to the document.

Re: Images were working now they are not...

Richard MacCutchan13-Apr-19 5:58

Richard MacCutchan

13-Apr-19 5:58

It's here: Using C# .NET to Read and Write from Azure Key Vault Secrets[^].

Images are not loading in my Article.

Sobby Singh31-Mar-19 23:23

Sobby Singh

31-Mar-19 23:23

Hello Admin and people,

I am writing an article and attaching some images in that. I added the images and used the Image tag like this :

"img src="CreateDB.png"

Unfortunately, Images are not getting loaded and instead I am seeing this:

"img src="/KB/Articles/1341422/CreateDB.png"

I removed the angular brackets in above HTML tags for this question.

Can someone help me with this? I have not published this as the preview is not showing the images.

Thanks,
Saurabh

Re: Images are not loading in my Article.

Sobby Singh1-Apr-19 0:53

Sobby Singh

1-Apr-19 0:53

String character was added before img tag. Issue resolved now.

Thanks.

Where can I read more about Techincal Blogs vs Article?

setevoy430-Mar-19 0:52

setevoy4

30-Mar-19 0:52

Hi.

I'm new here and after reading the Submission Guidelines, A Guide To Writing Articles For Code Project, and Article Formatting tips for CodeProject posts - still can't understand clearly enough which Type I need to choose for my posts...

They are posted via RSS from my own blog with some formatting here - so they belong to the Technical Blog type?

From the other hand - they are just like a usual Article - so do I have to set Type to the Article?

Two examples:

- the Redis: Replication, Part 1 – An Overview. Replication vs Sharding. Sentinel vs Cluster. Redis Topology has the Techincal Blog type

- the Redis: Replication, Part 2 – Master-Slave Replication, and Redis Sentinel has the Article type

Both were reviewed by the Community and accepted but I'm still in doubt which Type is the correct for them.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Where can I read more about Techincal Blogs vs Article?

Nelek30-Mar-19 12:40

Nelek

30-Mar-19 12:40

blogs are automatically fed / pulled by the site (see Code Project Technical Blog FAQ[^])
If you have a blog and you post or plan to post them there too... then use BLOG yes or yes.

articles are written from the scratch. Tip/Trick are shorters but written from the scratch too.
If you don't have a blog, and / or your post is not going to be found anywhere else, you might use the article / tip-trick type.

But...
there is a bug. If a blog having problems gets edited by a CP Staff, it gets changed to an article and up to now, there is no possiblity to change it back to blog.
Your 2nd example was edited and got caught by the bug, that's why it has the type article.

I hope it helps

M.D.V.

Re: Where can I read more about Techincal Blogs vs Article?

Nelek30-Mar-19 12:57

Nelek

30-Mar-19 12:57

Addition:

I have seen that some of your posts end with a list to other articles... please clean the list of the Cyrillic ones. Official language for publications in CP is english

M.D.V.

Re: Where can I read more about Techincal Blogs vs Article?

setevoy430-Mar-19 18:07

setevoy4

30-Mar-19 18:07

Thank a lot, @Nelek.

P.S. Will re-check about Cyrillic lists - I thought I removed all of them.

Blog needing help

Nelek28-Mar-19 5:42

Nelek

28-Mar-19 5:42

Images missing: Visual Studio Tips - Breakpoints[^]

M.D.V.

How can I set the background color of disabled CRichEditCtrl?

Member 1347548126-Mar-19 23:46

Member 13475481

26-Mar-19 23:46

I have created a CRichEditCtrl control dynamically and  i tried to apply Black color as background but I am not able to do so.I have found that in resource file its Property set to WS_DISABLED and I think thats why I am not able to change the background of control.

I have tried  onctlcolor () as well as SetBackgroundColor() method but it is not 
 working

Please Guide

Re: How can I set the background color of disabled CRichEditCtrl?

Richard MacCutchan26-Mar-19 23:52

Richard MacCutchan

26-Mar-19 23:52

Member 13475481 wrote:
Please Guide

This has nothing to do with Article Writing. Please use the correct Programming Forum, or the Quick Answers section.

Blog needing help

Nelek23-Mar-19 7:17

Nelek

23-Mar-19 7:17

Visual Studio Tips - DebuggerDisplay[^]
bring your sunglasses

M.D.V.

Article on large topic should be splitted or kept in a single page?

Andrea Simonassi20-Mar-19 12:59

Andrea Simonassi

20-Mar-19 12:59

Hi everybody, in my few spare time I am creating a new article on the subject "multiple precision arithmetic" (MP for short).

I wrote about arithmetics sharing code snippets, at the end of the article I will present source code which runs unit tests and most notably collects statistics of different MP implementation.

I don't know what length an article should be, I just know the stuff I have is quite long. I'm afraid that a single long page could discourage audience, i could strip some paragraphs but I already removed much in the effort to balance clarity and brevity, I'd rather prefer to write a series of 5 articles.

I did not found on guidelines "what when and where" it is considered good practice to split long articles into chapters. There are limitations? Suggestions?

Best
Andrea

Re: Article on large topic should be splitted or kept in a single page?

Nelek21-Mar-19 0:51

Nelek

21-Mar-19 0:51

There are both possibilities:
Authors that like to post a big single object
Authors that like a lot do series "1 from N" format.

As long as the single articles don't get too short, and they finish what they start.... I would have no problem.

5 Articles is something manageable. I don't know what is the content, but a possible arrangement could be:
1 - Why, was, Theory background...
2 - Overview about what is coming with snippets and light explanations, how to use it and so on
3 - most interesting parts with deep explanations part 1
4 - most interesting parts with deep explanations part 2
5 - Explanations about the unit tests and statistics functionality that you mention. Practical use cases, comparisons and conclusions

Whole code and example project as a download in all or at least #3, #4 and #5

I personally think it is better if you prepare the work and use the draft functionality to write everything, and then publish with links to each other part in each article at the end, when everything is done. I don't like unfinished things and having to wait to understand the big picture.

Re: Article on large topic should be splitted or kept in a single page?

Andrea Simonassi22-Mar-19 8:12

Andrea Simonassi

22-Mar-19 8:12

Hi, thank you for answering.

I will follow your advice to publish all at once when ready then.

My goal is show (to who is interested) ideas about how to create their own MP library, being myself just an amateur on this kind of stuff.

I think to title the series "Teaching arithmetic to a computer" or maybe "The Big Integer Challenge" and divide the article into parts that could be viewed independently, all the code needed to study and build your own implementation is embedded on article.

Part #1 the sum

Sample summary:
* define sum, simple sum primitive to build long sum, base 10
* carry properties and implication
* from base 10 to any other base (specifically CPU register sized digits)
* The Long Sum algorithm, with flow chart
* carry propagation, carry detection on higher level languages
* listing in C language and x64 assembler with comments
* bar chart for above implementation timings
* Appendix

Part #2 the subtraction, Part #3 the multiplication
Part #4 the division: this will probably be the longest one.

Part #5 the arithmetic challenge: (did not start writing yet)
* show how to use the toy framework i created in order to validate other implementation and compare performance to the reference implementation
* evidence parts that need to be changed if porting the code outside of windows environment or different hardware platforms.
* install Microsft assembler extension on Visual Studio
* show how to create basic statistic from csv dataset generated by the program,
* (maybe) challenge the community members to fork and create new fastest implementation

In total the document should be like 50 printed pages if on WORD, kind of 8-12 pages per article.

Could that be ok? Which is a good measure of an article lenght expressed as "printed page"?

What about the source code, should I add it just once to the latest article? Because all the relevant sources are in a single project.

Best
Andrea

Re: Article on large topic should be splitted or kept in a single page?

Nelek22-Mar-19 8:35

Nelek

22-Mar-19 8:35

I am not a big writer myself, so I can only give my opinion.
As far as I know, there is no real "regulation", there are only minimum requirements. Not sure if you alredy have done it, but I recommend you to have a look into: https://www.codeproject.com/KB/FAQs/[^]
you will find some help about the site, how to publish and what tools you have to do it. I.e.:
Code Project Article FAQ[^]
Code Project Tags FAQ[^]
(just in case... CodeProject Plagiarism FAQ[^])

or the author resources (https://www.codeproject.com/KB/mentor/[^]). I.e:
Using the Article Editor (without losing your hair in handfuls)[^]
Article Formatting tips for CodeProject[^]
Formatting code in Tips and Tricks[^]
Markdown[^]

asimonassi wrote:
I think to title the series "Teaching arithmetic to a computer" or maybe "The Big Integer Challenge" and divide the article into parts that could be viewed independently, all the code needed to study and build your own implementation is embedded on article.

Sounds good for me

asimonassi wrote:
In total the document should be like 50 printed pages if on WORD, kind of 8-12 pages per article.

Sounds good for me

asimonassi wrote:
What about the source code, should I add it just once to the latest article? Because all the relevant sources are in a single project.

You can attach it to every article as a download and post the most relevant and related snippets in the article to explain things
or...
You can post the most relevant and related snippets in the article to explain things and say that the whole download is on the last article of the serie, so that the reader knows where to find it.

Another thing I would do to help the readers is to keep a list of the links of the serie in all articles, so one can navigate without problems from one article to another. I mean:

In Article 1:
https://www.codeproject.com/article/part_1_of_5.aspx <<< this article (notice the no-clickability)
https://www.codeproject.com/article/part_2_of_5.aspx[^]
https://www.codeproject.com/article/part_3_of_5.aspx[^]
...

In Article 2:
https://www.codeproject.com/article/part_1_of_5.aspx[^]
https://www.codeproject.com/article/part_2_of_5.aspx <<< this article (notice the no-clickability)
https://www.codeproject.com/article/part_3_of_5.aspx[^]
...

M.D.V.

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