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The images are missing on his end. I have emailed him to see if he has backups.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
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Thank you
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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?
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@Sean-Ewington
How long have "projects" been an article type? I don't remember them, and they appear to go to a moderation queue that doesn't appear on the home page list...
If they are new, what should go in them, and is there any guide as to the acceptance criteria?
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There is more than one...
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Project or silly question?
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A project article type is specifically for "Projects" and has a long, long history (just not one that's obvious!)
Back in the Workspaces era, a Project was an article connected to a Workspaces Project (Git repo). When we shut down Workspaces we kept the Project type, but only quietly. Recently we've been experimenting with associating articles with GitHub repos and we'll be using the Project type for those articles.
A 'Project' articles is essentially documentation for a code repository (or project) that's hosted somewhere else. The significance of the Project type is that changes in the remote repo will trigger an update to the CodeProject article: A new local copy of the code will be downloaded, and the Readme.md file will also be pulled in order to update the aricle's text. It gives authors another method by which they can author articles using the tools in their current workflow.
There are still some kinks to be worked out, but we're close.
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Chris Maunder
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Sounds like a good idea. 
Possibly a change in the name might be an idea: it'll sound to a student like a place to drop his homework for the whole world to go "oooh" and "aaah" over ... and get some rep points into the bargain.
How about "Hosted article" or similar?
Can we also either temporarily suspend them, or feed 'em into the Articles moderation queue? That one bloke was waiting 4 days because no one knew it was there...
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Hi Team,
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1242970/Dependency-Injection-using-Ninject-in-Net-MVC
My article has been closed by one of the user with reason "Content has been posted that is spam". Want to know which content in article it looks like spam.
Also I re submitted article with "Update my article" link but now it is not showing any approval pending status.
Please help.
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That's not in the article moderation queue, which is pretty quick.
I'd assume it's a glitch in the matrix - it's not showing as a "Pending Article", but as a "Pending Project":
And I have never seen a "Project" classification here, nor have I seen a project moderation queue.
If you can remember what you did to get this, it'd probably help, but if you are desperate than republish it, making sure it goes as a Article, not a Project. Otherwise, wait a little while (Sean is in Canada, so he's probably still in the arms of Morpheus at the moment)
@Sean-Ewington
Can you have a look at this one? It seems to have got lost somewhere and needs to be relocated to the moderation queue as an Article.
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While I am editing the article "A Note on CentOS & Miscellaneous[^]"
It did not allow me to save it, but shows me "There seems to be a problem".
If anyone can help me, it is appreciated.
Thanks,
Song
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We're currently updating the system. The issue will resolve itself in about 5-10 mins. Sorry for the hassle.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Still the same 
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Still having the problem. Any help is appreciated.
The message is the following:
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There seems to be a problem
We're not sure what, but we have a few guesses.
Problem: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Ticket: 129534
Server: Web04-2016
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I tested it before and it was fine for me but obviously not for you. Working on it now.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Yeah. It is fine now. Thanks
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I have this sql sentence 64 base encoded string. how can i decode this. I can't get it back to UTF8.
UPDATE InfoTab SET status = '8gVm20j3aFo=', end_date = 'kAkYaHSxEmfBYfDp7rYTWQ=='
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This forum is not intended for questions about anything other than writing articles here on Code Project. You need to post this in a more appropriate forum, rather than just picking a random one. If you take a look in the Databases section, you should get some great ideas about where you could post this.
This space for rent
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This tip: Popup Control for ASP.NET[^]
The member account has been closed - I know not why, but it was likely several years ago from the comments - but the comments seem to indicate that it has an expired licence of some form, is limited in how many times it works, and it doesn't include any source code so the problems can't be fixed.
Trouble is, it's acting as a magnet for "email donors" dropping off their address in the hope that the "full version" will be sent direct to them.
I'm reluctant to delete things generally, but I think a deletion here is appropriate. Your thoughts?
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modified 1-May-18 7:57am.
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As it's not actually contributing to improving knowledge in any way, I would agree.
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Agreed: Big Red Button time.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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*BOOM*
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My article is closed with the following reason without giving me any option to edit-
Your article '' has been reported by Richard Deeming, Mehdi Gholam, hypermellow, Jochen Arndt, OriginalGriff and has been closed, with the reason being given as This item is a copy of an existing article and does not provide adequate reference to the original.
This is quite frustrating as I have not copied the content from anywhere.
There are some reference and I have mentioned that.
Steps like this will discourage to post new article in CodeProject
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