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Re: How can I select a category for my blog post? Sean Ewington14-Sep-09 6:56 Sean Ewington 14-Sep-09 6:56  You can use the Modify link in the upper right hand corner, then from there in the article editor you should be able to select your categories. Please let me know if you have any trouble Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project Re: How can I select a category for my blog post? beatles169214-Sep-09 9:59 beatles1692 14-Sep-09 9:59  thanks for your help. One of my articles has gone(deleted) how this can happen? How to share my technical posts in code project? beatles16924-Sep-09 7:44 beatles1692 4-Sep-09 7:44  Recently I start posting to my blog in blogger.com and I noticed there was a feature to share my posts here in CodeProject so I did it but it said i should modify the rss feed of my blog so that technical posts of my blog could be recognized. I know this is not the best place to ask this question but since there should be so many blogger users in CodeProject I ask them for help me understand how should I edit my blog rss feed to mark technical posts of my blog. Thank you very much Re: How to share my technical posts in code project? Chris Maunder4-Sep-09 7:47 Chris Maunder 4-Sep-09 7:47  You can post your blog here.[^] cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Re: How to share my technical posts in code project? beatles16924-Sep-09 7:51 beatles1692 4-Sep-09 7:51  I knew and I actually did it but i don't know how can I edit my blog rss feed (it's on blogger.com)so I can mark my posts for code project(add codeproject keyword) thank you for you help Re: How to share my technical posts in code project? Sean Ewington4-Sep-09 7:50 Sean Ewington 4-Sep-09 7:50  Under our Blog FAQ you can see we aggregate by adding <category> tags to the RSS feed. eBlogger may call these labels. How to Add a Code Project Label to your Feed: - Under the Posting tab you will see a list of your blog entries, select the ones you want to aggregate to Code Project by ticking the box by each blog entry. - Posting > Edit Posts > (dropdown above Edit View) Label Actions > New Label (ensure scripted windows is enabled) > Enter "CodeProject" - Click OK. - Done. Because the default feed for eBlogger is Atom 1.0, make sure you add "?alt=rss" to the end of your feed URL. The result will look like this: http://blogname.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss Please let me know if you have any problems along the way. Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project Re: How to share my technical posts in code project? beatles16924-Sep-09 8:03 beatles1692 4-Sep-09 8:03  It worked! Thank you very much. decomposing... urgent! no codez plz. Luc Pattyn27-Aug-09 4:54 Luc Pattyn 27-Aug-09 4:54  I just finished composing an article through the article submission wizard. How do I get out of "composing" state? I feel trapped as I checked the "composing" checkbox on the very first page the very first time, but now I don't see such checkboxes any more??? HELP Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem. Re: decomposing... urgent! no codez plz. Sean Ewington27-Aug-09 4:58 Sean Ewington 27-Aug-09 4:58  Fixed Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project Re: decomposing... urgent! no codez plz. Luc Pattyn27-Aug-09 5:29 Luc Pattyn 27-Aug-09 5:29  Thanks. Did I do something wrong? or overlook something? or has something really missing in the use case I followed? Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem. Re: decomposing... urgent! no codez plz. Sean Ewington27-Aug-09 5:32 Sean Ewington 27-Aug-09 5:32  Do you have access to the format anywhere other than box "Work in Progress?" Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project Re: decomposing... urgent! no codez plz. Luc Pattyn27-Aug-09 6:08 Luc Pattyn 27-Aug-09 6:08  Sean Ewington wrote: Do you have access to the format anywhere other than box "Work in Progress?" I have no idea what that means. I did find the "Work in Progress - do not make public" checkbox in the mean time, can't imagine I overlooked that one. Sorry. Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem. Re: decomposing... urgent! no codez plz. Sean Ewington27-Aug-09 8:08 Sean Ewington 27-Aug-09 8:08  Probably because it's the teeny tiniest box we could have made. How anyone ever noticed it, is a wonder to me Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project Re: decomposing... urgent! no codez plz. Luc Pattyn27-Aug-09 8:25 Luc Pattyn 27-Aug-09 8:25  Sean Ewington wrote: How anyone ever noticed it, is a wonder to me Maybe they don't and a lot of substandard articles are the result. BTW: I would put that checkbox very near to the buttons under the edit box, as it is related to preview/save hidden/save publicly decision of which most parts are at the bottom. And I would like to have: 1. a cancel button 2. a way to move back and forth between all the pages involved in submitting an article, I'm not particularly fond of one-way streets. Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] Have a look at my entry for the lean-and-mean competition; please provide comments, feedback, discussion, and don’t forget to vote for it! Thank you. Images do not upload Nicolas Dorier21-Aug-09 22:00 Nicolas Dorier 21-Aug-09 22:00  I'm currently writing an article, but I have some problems when I upload some images. They just don't appear in the following screen. Some images has been successfully uploaded. I tried to re-upload the images which didn't upload but it didn't work. Do you have an idea why I can't upload some images ? (.jpeg, 47 KB, 397*391) Thanks for your responses ! Re: Images do not upload Nicolas Dorier22-Aug-09 9:42 Nicolas Dorier 22-Aug-09 9:42  The cause was that my image's extension was .jpeg and not .jpg ! when will my article get approved? Sathishkumar_P9-Aug-09 19:29 Sathishkumar_P 9-Aug-09 19:29  Hi, I posted my article on 05/08/2009. But when i see in the status it is still showing me 'composing'. When it will get approved and shown to public? If i need any improvement, will i get any messages or mail? Need help My article link: WPF Introduction: Databinding + Styles + IValueConverter[^] Re: when will my article get approved? Sean Ewington10-Aug-09 1:18 Sean Ewington 10-Aug-09 1:18  An article should be in "pending" status in order to be approved. You can bring an article out of "composing" status by checking the tiny box above the article itself that reads "Work in progress, do not publish." I've fixed the status for your article Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project Re: when will my article get approved? Sathishkumar_P10-Aug-09 1:51 Sathishkumar_P 10-Aug-09 1:51  Thanx a lot. My article got approved and published. Re: when will my article get approved? [N][Q][H]26-Aug-09 18:27 [N][Q][H] 26-Aug-09 18:27  Good job I also intend to post a new article. That' good! [N][Q][H] Why is moderation LIFO? ckorda7-Aug-09 3:45 ckorda 7-Aug-09 3:45  I'm curious: why is the moderation system LIFO instead of FIFO? It seems counter-intuitive. I tried searching the forums for "moderation" and "LIFO", and only found two posts, both of which use the word "unfortunately" to describe the situation. This suggests that some moderators wish it worked differently. Is there something inherent in the voting process that makes it impossible to process the oldest requests first? Best regards, Chris Re: Why is moderation LIFO? Luc Pattyn7-Aug-09 3:57 Luc Pattyn 7-Aug-09 3:57  if we assume some articles will never be approved, and the (automatic or manual?) removal isn't optimal, then a FIFO system would hide all new entries as soon as 5 or so bad old ones are present; in that respect a LIFO is slightly better. I would prefer them ordered by their voting average, not filing time; so the best not-yet-approved article would be on the top; that way better articles would be approved sooner, and lesser ones probably never. Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem. Re: Why is moderation LIFO? [modified] Sean Ewington9-Aug-09 17:35 Sean Ewington 9-Aug-09 17:35  Ideally it is FIFO. It just appears to be otherwise because a number of articles that need improvement/suggestions sit while the author tries to fix them. Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project modified on Monday, August 10, 2009 7:14 AM modify some article sanforjackass6-Aug-09 7:22 sanforjackass 6-Aug-09 7:22  I Use Two Of Your Projects To Make Simple Program. Can I Use It As An Article? Re: modify some article Chris Maunder6-Aug-09 7:26 Chris Maunder 6-Aug-09 7:26  As long as you clearly reference the other articles and make it clear which parts where used, yes. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

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