Article Writing

14-Dec-20 22:24

I get the above message when I try to update my article. Ideas?

I had this happen on another article, after a week it allowed me to post the update, nothing had changed.

Sean Ewington15-Dec-20 3:11

15-Dec-20 3:11

Usually when this happens it's a temporary server issue. Sometimes re-opening the article (making sure to save your changes elsewhere offline) helps.

Is this a particular article you're trying to publish? Perhaps I might try.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Leif Simon Goodwin15-Dec-20 7:12

15-Dec-20 7:12

Over a day later and it still doesn't not work. The article is published, but there is a serious bug in the code which will annoy users. I was able to add a comment with the fix, but not update the article with a new ZIP file. The ZIP is less than 100 Kb so is fine sizewise.

Sean Ewington15-Dec-20 7:47

15-Dec-20 7:47

Is this the article?
Example WPF SQL Database Application using PetaPoco ORM with SQLServer, SQLIte, MySQL and ProgreSQL[^]

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Leif Simon Goodwin15-Dec-20 9:44

15-Dec-20 9:44

Yes it is.

Sean Ewington15-Dec-20 10:19

15-Dec-20 10:19

Something very strange is going on with this article. I've asked the dev team to look into it.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Leif Simon Goodwin15-Dec-20 10:44

15-Dec-20 10:44

Thank you.

Leif Simon Goodwin18-Dec-20 0:20

18-Dec-20 0:20

Hi Sean. Any joy? It still refuses to allow me to update the article. Essentially it's just a new zip file and a release version note.

Sean Ewington18-Dec-20 3:39

How to get tabs with code blocks ? Solved

18-Dec-20 3:39

The dev team is hoping to tackle it today. In the meantime, could you please email me the new zip file? sean@codeproject.com (or perhaps provide a download link to it?)

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Patrice T26-Nov-20 22:58

Patrice T

26-Nov-20 22:58

I was sure that when making 2 code blocks (<pre>) in different languages, they were fused and showing tabs with languages names.
like:

HTML

<pre lang="c++">my C++ code</pre>
<pre lang="java">my Java code</pre>

What did I missed ?

Patrice

“Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler.” Albert Einstein

modified 27-Nov-20 6:19am.

Richard MacCutchan26-Nov-20 23:10

26-Nov-20 23:10

C++

// this line (C++) contains two tabs int cx;

Java

// so does this in Java int cx;

modified 27-Nov-20 6:17am.

Patrice T26-Nov-20 23:43

Patrice T

26-Nov-20 23:43

I see 2 blocks 1 after the other (separated), no tabs.

Patrice

“Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler.” Albert Einstein

Richard MacCutchan26-Nov-20 23:57

Re: How to get tabs with code blocks ? Solved

26-Nov-20 23:57

Sorry, I misunderstood what you meant by tabs in this context.

modified 27-Nov-20 6:17am.

Patrice T27-Nov-20 0:18

Patrice T

27-Nov-20 0:18

I found, it was in Chris challenges https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/1174204/Coding-challenge-generate-anagrams , see solution 5 from Graeme_Grant

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<div class="code-samples">
<pre lang="C#">using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
...
    }
}</pre>
<pre lang="VB">Imports System.IO
Imports System.Runtime.CompilerServices
Imports ZeroFormatter
...
End Module</pre>
</div>

Patrice

“Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler.” Albert Einstein

modified 28-Nov-20 1:27am.

Richard MacCutchan27-Nov-20 0:47

How can i made my article public so that all can read it not only logged people?

27-Nov-20 0:47

Very interesting, I had not seen that before.

Marcin SCHOLKE25-Nov-20 23:52

Marcin SCHOLKE

25-Nov-20 23:52

How can i made my article public so that all can read it not only logged people ?

Re: How can i made my article public so that all can read it not only logged people?

Richard MacCutchan26-Nov-20 0:11