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All fixed.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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I been surfing the net for past 1 hour, visited many sites and stuff but nothing is slower than CodeProject.
Agreed that you are working hard to put things together, but if the codeproject downloads slowly it means it is slow.
doubt:
Is it because of ASP server? i have seen couple of other ASP servers running slow like this even if few users are accessing it.
-prakash
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It's because we have over 1.5 million people a month and 60 million page views a month. We have new hardware on order and are rewriting as fast as we can but this time we will be spending more time testing and optimising since it's a fairly hefty piece of equipment we'll be installing.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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If someone wants to rate one or two an article, then he/she must give comments on why he/she gave that rate. I`ve seen many people thinks his article is good, but gets a low rate. Besides that, we all want to learn from our mistakes. What do you think Chris?
<italic>Work hard and a bit of luck is the key to success. You don`t need to be genius, to be rich.
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This has been discussed many, many times in the past. Forcing a person to give a comment will simply mean we'll get junk comments.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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You know that. I think what you typed should be made a real word. When someone wants to type gibberish (for instance to check if the keyboard is working) they always hit those keys
"One of the Georges," said Psmith, "I forget which, once said that a
certain number of hours' sleep a day--I cannot recall for the moment how
many--made a man something, which for the time being has slipped my
memory."
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If it isn't already on the list, please let us change a vote for a message or article later on to give the author a chance to make it better.
Everybody is entitled to my opinion
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I posted a macro in this article...
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/MakeRegion_Macro.asp
...and I got a lot of suggestions from readers, which has resulted in a much improved macro. Now I'd like to update the article to include the new stuff, but I don't have a link to modify the article since it went from "Unedited Reader Contributions" to a live status.
How do I modify my articles after they go "live" ?
Phillip H. Blanton
www.ComponentScience.net
Email: Phillip at that domain that you see one line above the line you are reading now.
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http://www.codeproject.com/info/submit.asp#Update[^]
Why nobody reads WHOLE submission guidelines? 
[edit]did I get votes for this (yes, redundant, bt it's not the first time I saw this question) sentence?  [/edit]
best regards,
David 'DNH' Nohejl
Never forget: "Stay kul and happy" (I.A.)
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> Why nobody reads WHOLE submission guidelines?
Oh please. Nobody ever reads *my* documentation either. 
fwiw, it would be nice if an author could directly edit his text as he sees fit. I know you guys already have the machinery in place, because I could do it before the article was moved from "Unedited Reader Contributions".
Phillip H. Blanton
www.ComponentScience.net
Email: Phillip at that domain that you see one line above the line you are reading now.
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Phillip H. Blanton wrote:
Oh please. Nobody ever reads *my* documentation either
 hehe, you must put color pictures of ladies into *your* docs 
Phillip H. Blanton wrote:
fwiw, it would be nice if an author could directly edit his text as he sees fit.
Well I think this is so because you can write basically whatever you want in "Unedited Reader Contributions" URC (when you submit an article via Submission wizzard)... Articles outside URC should be censored (kid sister safe), formatted etc
best regards,
David 'DNH' Nohejl
Never forget: "Stay kul and happy" (I.A.)
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When you submit an article via the wizard, there is a text-box where you can enter additional info for the editors where you can specify that you want the article to be left unedited until a certain date.
E.g. "Please leave this unedited until Jan 26 2005"
Regards,
Nish
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any one know how to play playstation cd on windows 2000.
I know there are some software to do this. if any one know the path tell me i download that software form internet
Thanking you
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As I see you only have Windowze languages. Ie you only have Visual C++ and not ANSI/ISO C++. I'm runing Linux on y computer, and I will be happy to find stuff about ANSI/ISO C++, not Microsofts incompatible VS C++. (I dont hate MS, but I like to reed standard compilance guides, that work with my compiler, on my OS.)
But maby I'm way off on totaly wrong site. (plese suggest the right one then)
Wouldn't that be nice for you to have guides for not only Microsofts platforms if you call yourself a cross platform code project.
-->Singnature<--
May the source be with you!
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If you look at the page header on any of the articles[^], you'll see that CP is "Your Visual Studio.NET Homepage", not "Your ANSI/ISO C++ Homepage".
In all seriousness, I don't frequent any other developer sites besides this one. Perhaps you can try the forums at DevShed[^] or SitePoint[^]. If all else fails, try one of the C++ newsgroups.
Try your luck here. There are a lot of people who know quite a bit about ANSI/ISO C++.
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Does anybody know about any code that can take a screenshot of a just a specified window? Like give it the handle to it, and then take a screenshot of it?
I can't get the one on this site "ImageCapture" or whatever to work very good. And the window has to be on top. I want one that can take a shot even if it's minimized.
Any ideas?
/\ |_ E X E GG
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Sorry if this has already been posted (I did a quick search).
I'd like to see a facility for being notified if an article or it's associated source is updated by the author.
This would be very useful for those people using the source in their projects, allowing them to keep up with the latest versions, and in my case remembering if the article that has been updated is one I use code from (hey I'm getting old(er)).
Gary
In Scotland, there is no such thing as bad weather - only the wrong clothes. - Billy Connolly
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Check out if the bookmarks sufice ur perpose?
-prakash
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Nope, no good.
I use 2 different computers (work and home) and 4 different browsers. Plus that would mean I have to do some work  looking them up.
Being notified when an article changes means that I would go find out what the changes are.
Gary
In Scotland, there is no such thing as bad weather - only the wrong clothes. - Billy Connolly
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I think Mr. prakash meant the "bookmarking feature here on CP"
You can bookmark your favorite articles, and check the list for "updated" from time to time.
Reducing the input from "checkbox for each article" to one checkbox "inform me when one of my bookmarked articles gets updated" would be good, though
we are here to help each other get through this thing, whatever it is Vonnegut jr.
boost your code || Fold With Us! || sighist | doxygen
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Hi,
I search an article I saw in the last weeks, but I don't remember the title or the author. I tried to find it with the search engine but I can't find it.
I remember that I rated this article.
Is there a way to know which article I rated ?
Regards.
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Do yo remeber on what the article was discussing about
?
Did you post any comment on the page?
-prakash
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Prakash,
The article was about following the author in making a graphical package in c# with OOP. He was saying that there will be more than one article about this.
And I didn't post any comment 
Do you see which articles I talk about ?
Regards.
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