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And what has this to do with writing articles for CodeProject?
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This forum is for people asking questions about how to write articles for CodeProject, or for help fixing problems with articles on CodeProject (and I'm including blogs that have been consumed by CodeProject). The question has nothing to do with this forum.
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1) My message was an ironic addition to Garth Lancaster's message. So you selected the wrong message to reply to and explain what you explained
2) The question opening this thread has nothing to do with the thema of this forum. That's the reason of Pete O'Hanlon's question to you
3) Original post has been automatically deleted, so the rest is actually not bringing anything.
For me is this thread done 
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.
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Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time ...
All fixed
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Thanks! Rock on.
Kris - www.essentialsql.com
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Hi
This is regarding my article Push model(Callback, WSDualHttpBinding) overview for biginners[^]
Any of the image of this article is not visible in publicly available version. Images were there when I preview it before posting. So I have again posted a revised version but it is still pending approval. How it can be resolved?
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Fixed
cheers
Chris Maunder
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hello,i wan to learn matlab for neural network projects but dont know it can anyone help me?
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I have scored 10K points. But still my membership designation is shown as "Prolific" and it is not changed to Legend.How long time it will take to change?
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Designations on a given reputation type depend on the number of points earned for that type, not on total points.
Once you have 10,000 author points then you'll level up.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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I believe the subjects explains it pretty well
I've seen the "submit" article, but no way to say : hey, I think this article I've posted is good enough, can I submit it.
Cheers
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Typically our competitions are for new articles only.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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hmmm... ok ...
seems like new articles will have to be written
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This has reference to the tip www.codeproject.com/Tips/833771/Cplusplus-Wrapper-for-Pipe-based-IPC-in-Windows
My tip has been already approved.
But for some unknown reasons the download links of source code are broken.
I have already updated them but it seems to be not approved yet for quite sometime.
Please help!
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Fixed.
The console is a black place
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I was composing an article by name Stage2: Installing and Working with Raspberry pi without external hardware like Keyboard and Monitor over LAN.
I had completed the article and was in conclusion section. I selected "work under progress" don't publish and save.
An error page came. When I pressed back button article was missing. When I am checking my Articles list, it is not showing. What a mess and what a frustration!
Can anybody help me to recover my article. It's too difficult to recompose about 3 days work 
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I can see an auto-saved version that's basically just the article template. Did you notice any errors near the auto-save notification while you were writing the article? The submission wizard should have been constantly updating the article in the background, and if there was a crash on submit the latest auto-save should be there - unless the auto-save was failing due to connection issues.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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The Auto save was working perfectly. I have been composing it for three days. Because the process was complicated I made a video and first published that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bshfgwCAk3M&list=UUfYD7DzM0DtWllmoyOE5Tng[^]
I had completed upto section 5 and was wtiting conclusion as section 6. I never experienced such pathetic error so never bothered to make another copy as it keeps saving automatically and then we use don't publish option.
Once it curshed and I failed to find any version, I tried to check out from history and opened submission url likeL:
http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/SubmissionWizard.aspx?aid=833931
I then edited the last number from 800 to 980 ( can you believe it? I just manually opened each of those url).
But looks like it's gone. Looks after crash when I pressed back button at the time only every single change was reverted.
Would there be any database entry? I mean I uploaded 20 images. They would be somewhere no? I have lost hope of recovering. Looks like one of those extremely bad days!
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The mystery deepens. This is really weird.
When you open the submission wizard a new article is created in the database. It's an empty article. As you edit, a copy is auto-saved in a draft table. When you upload images those images are saved in a physical directory, and if you upload files over existing files then the latest copies are in a /Working directory inside the article's file's directory.
When you submit the system makes a version copy of the existing article and saves the article you submitted as the latest and greatest, and removes the auto-saved drafts. This removal of the previous draft only happens once you submit successfully.
A scenario we've seen, but which doesn't seem to apply to you, is that an article fails to load properly when you resume editing a draft and so when an auto-save occurs it wipes the previous draft. However, we put in place checks to stop this, and this has nothing to do with errors when saving.
The strangest thing, though, is that the files you uploaded should be still sitting there. It takes quite a concerted effort to remove files, yet I can't find any files in the directory for article 833931 at all. Not even the directory. That's truly bizarre.
Regardless, we're diving in again and will try and replicate your steps to see how this is even possible, at which point we'll fix the impossible bug.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Coincidentally I could identify the actual bug and can reproduce it any number of times.
1) Just create an article. Write something. Upload an image into the image box. Insert it in article. It's auto saved. Close it, open later. It's there. Perfect.
2) Now open for editing and drag an image into the address bar ( yup, you got it right, rather than dropping the dragged image into the box for image, drop it in address bar)
3) Browser shows the image. Now hit back button. Bingo( though there is nothing bingo about it) the article with it's entire resource is gone. No trace of it.
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Having said that, I did not drag and drop anything into address bar. I pressed the Save button. But I feel it's something pretty similar.
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I've identified the cause of the viewstate issue - it's session specific. That will be fixed today.
Your steps suggest we need to slap each other around the head and body a few times. We'll get that fixed too.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Glad that the problem is detected. The bigger issue on my side is would I have to rewrite entire article once more or is there any remote possibility of finding some fossils from somewhere?
If even a part of it is recovered, I would be glad!
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