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Me too.
Also, while editing, the <pre> and <code> tags have lost their colouring.
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Not even the Preview button works anymore.
It used to open a new tab previewing your article so far.
It now navigates to the, again unsaved, article.
This is not good...
I'm saving my progress in a separate txt file now.
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Yes it's broken for me as well and the upload file options just really crashes to nowhere.
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I can confirm that this is still a problem. Glad to see some (misery loves..) company. Thought I had broken the CodeProject Wizard 
I chose Publish assuming that it would be reviewed but got published immediately and all images are publishing as text of the image URL instead of displaying the image.
My article: ASP.NET Web API - Keeping It Simple
I am unable to update my article to fix these errors. It allows me to edit but any attempt to save or preview the changes kicks me out to this page.
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kannankeril wrote: chose Publish assuming that it would be reviewed but got published immediately
Yep - you're Platinum level so you don't have to wait for articles to be reviewed.
kannankeril wrote: all images are publishing as text of the image URL instead of displaying the image
This is a new bug: let me look into it.
kannankeril wrote: am unable to update my article to fix these errors
Which browser version?
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Tried Firefox ver 50 originally, then tried Chrome ver 54 & Edge. Same results.
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I tried Edge, Firefox, Chrome, IE 10 and Safari and it's the same.
Just either try to edit an article or start a new submission and try and upload an image or a file and you will see the problem
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It is still very broken here. I am unable to edit an article. No drafts are being saved, and the WIP is not being saved (The message about leaving the page is prompted whenever any save is attempted). I have tried refreshing each page with Ctrl+F5, but no difference.
Also, the colouring of the headings, code, and pre tags is not visible when editing.
Using Chrome Version 54.0.2840.99 m.
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Yep. Not a problem there.
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Wanted to publish on ASP.NET core middleware during Thanksgiving holiday here. It sucks when Submission Wizard fails  Lost some of edits yesterday  Tried today again and used other major browsers but it is still not working. You can't Save Draft, Preview or Publish. Saved my work in Word and will try again later.
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I am confirming that this is still a problem
Here are some details of what occurs:
Every time you attempt to "Save Draft" then the page asks if you want to Stay or Leave -- probably posting to the wrong URI.
I also see that the article creator never really finishes creating the intiail draft copy.
I am running Google Chrome Version 54.0.2840.99 m
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Can you please try again? Looks like we had an issue with our CDN not being able to access our origin. This should now be fixed.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Nope still broken.
Try to upload a file to a new article, and you can see the problem immediately
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What about if you force a reload using Ctrl+F5?
I've just gone through the edit process half a dozen times and it's working for me.
Out of interest can you access this image[^]?
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Yep I can access that image.
The problem is on the page itself the upload button
https://s13.postimg.org/w3asi8s9j/Codeproject1.jpg
That little spinning icon just keeps on going round and round and you cant select the input box
If you click on the button you end at a 404 screen which says
XML Parsing Error: no element found
Location: https://www.codeproject.com/script/common/404.aspx?aspxerrorpath=/KB/Articles/SubmissionWizard.aspx?at=1
Line Number 1, Column 1:
That is probably correct because you can't actually ever enter a name.
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That indicates that the scripts for that page haven't loaded.
If you open the developer tools for the browser and check the error console you'll probably see an error that one or more files couldn't be retrieved. If this is the case then let me know which ones, but also try loading those files directly in your browser.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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You fixed it obviously ... all good now ... I did nothing it just appeared fixed
In vino veritas
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Nope, nothing changed for me.
I refreshed using ctrl + f5 and I'm using Chrome.
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Still broken for me too. Also tried in Edge and in IE - all the same.
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Try now. Should be good
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Whoo hoo! 
Ta mate - been waiting to finish this one off.
Cheers,
Mick
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It doesn't matter how often or hard you fall on your arse, eventually you'll roll over and land on your feet.
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No wuckers, and sorry this took so long. Been a long night...
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Hey Chris, saving works now, thanks for fixing!
There still seems to be a problem though.
I just finished and published my article, it's even on the home page.
But whenever I click it (from the home page or my list of articles) I'm taken to the following page: Arrgh.js - Bringing LINQ to JavaScript[^]
- It seems to be some specific version that's not the latest version.
- There is even a box at the top of the article saying "This is an old version of the currently published article.", but when I click the "currently published" link I get taken to the exact same version.
- The title says "Composing | Arrgh.js - Bringing LINQ to JavaScript", and obviously the "Composing | " part did not come from me.
- And all images, that I added in the article editor from my computer, seem to be missing.
Maybe I'm just impatient, but at least I had not expected it to be public while it's still "composing".
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Did you want the article to be live?
I can fix the images if you email them to me. I will beat the article editor into submission.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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