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It was pending and got auto-approved without moderation after the edit / corrections of a CP Editor.
I already rised the "issue" in the B&S a time ago, but either got forgotten or is not important enough and got relegated in the ToDo-List due to low priority.
M.D.V.
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Hi, should I be posting such issues in B&S, rather than here ? thanks, Bill
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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I don't think so...
your complain was correct here as it was speaking about the article. I just gave you a small feedback of what probably happened.
M.D.V.
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It seems the author has responded favourably to your comment. I'd like to wait and see how they improve their article.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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<pre>
I need to interrogate the Filters object to learn what columns have active filters (Filter.On = True) and what the filter criteria are for each filter.
The problem that I have encountered is that the Filters object does not contain any information about which column each Filters.Item relates to.
There is no real problem if all columns have been ‘enabled’ for filters (i.e. each column header cell has a down-pointing arrow), because Filters.Count = the number of columns in the worksheet, and I can easily associate each filter with its relevant column.
But when some (but not all) columns have been ‘enabled’ for filters (for example columns 4-8), I have not been able to discover an algorithm for correlating each of the 5 filters with its relevant column.
Can the hive mind I know and love as Code Project please help me.
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You've posted this in the forum dedicated to questions about writing articles for CodeProject, which is not the correct place.
Either post your question in the Visual Basic forum[^], or in Quick Answers[^].
"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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Is there anyway to rollback to a draft? I was editing, accidentally clicked a toolbar icon which navigated away from CP, and on reflex hit my "back" button on my mouse which reloaded the old pre-edit page which then triggered an auto-save.
The rollback button seems to do nothing useful when it comes to drafts, and no matter what I've tried anytime I click "Update Article", even when viewing a draft, it only lets me update the newest version.
I can always copy-paste the raw draft HTML and just overwrite the new version, but is this the only intended solution?
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Thanks very much for your message. Is this the article you're working on?
Type System Features[^]
Just to check, did you enable "Show auto-saved drafts"? You can try rolling back to one of those. Otherwise if you send me the URL (or just the ID at the end av=6720275) I'd be happy to try and do it and see if something is busted.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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I already fixed it by just manually re-editing the latest version of the article.
What I had tried before was enable "show auto-saved drafts" which let me view the draft and then used "rollback" on that draft. When going to "Update Article" afterwards though, nothing had changed. I'm not sure if it's because "Update Article" was still stuck on v2 and hadn't updated to point to the new v3 that the rollback created or what.
EDIT:
For more details, I was on v2, rolled back to 6720279 which created v3, but "update article" seemed to still be stuck on v2 so I had no way to use/edit v3. So I manually re-edited whatever "update article" was pointing to in order to create the current v4.
modified 12-Jul-21 15:00pm.
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Thanks very much for the details. I will play around with it a bit on a different article. Is your article currently as you want it to be?
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Yep! This kinda turned into a bug report My bad.
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Where do i put this code or what app to use to put in this code: <pre>Friend ThreadResults As New List(Of Thread_History_Class)()
Public Class Thread_History_Class
Private _FrequencyID As Int64 = 0
Private _Port As Int32 = 0
Private _ResultTxt As String = ""
Private _Success As Boolean = False
Friend Sub New()
' do nothing
End Sub
Friend Sub New(ByVal FrequencyID As Int64,
ByVal Port As Int32,
ByVal ResultTxt As String,
ByVal Success As Boolean)
Friend Property Success() As Boolean
Get
Return _Success
End Get
Set(value As Boolean)
_Success = value
End Set
End Property
Friend Property ResultTxt() As String
Get
Return _ResultTxt
End Get
Set(value As String)
_ResultTxt = value
End Set
End Property
Friend Property Port() As Int32
Get
Return _Port
End Get
Set(value As Int32)
_Port = value
End Set
End Property
Friend Property FrequencyID() As Int64
Get
Return _FrequencyID
End Get
Set(value As Int64)
_FrequencyID = value
End Set
End Property
End Class
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You can write an article about that code. It is brief but still needs an explanation.
Look under the CodeProject icon at the top of this page. Mouse over "articles" and click on "Submit an article or tip" when the menu appears, or just use this link[^]. It looks like your article would be brief, so submit it as a Tip once it includes your code and an explanation of it. You make it a Tip by selecting that option from the drop-down menu just to the left of the "Start Writing!" button on the top of the page that I just linked.
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I wonder if there is a way to download all the articles submitted by myself? Thanks ... :+1
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We do not currently have a way for you to download all your articles in a single shot. Were there particular articles you wanted or all of them?
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Thanks for the answer Sean. I hope to download all of them at once of course.
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I published an article in partnership with another person. I’m the author and this person the co-author. In the first article versions, the author's name (my name) was shown first. But after some updates, the co-author’s name and his picture started being displayed in first place.
I tried to update the article several times, adding comments to the editors, explaining it, but there was no result.
I tried to remove the co-author, and then added it again in a new update, but it did not work either.
The article: Developing a Private Network Connection iOS App exploring OpenVPN Protocol
Could someone help me to fix it?
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Thanks very much for your message. Unfortunately, we are unable to change the order. Author order is decided by member ID number, and is something we cannot change. The only way to achieve this would be to remove the co-author and place a bio in the article itself. Or possibly to create a new CodeProject account that has a higher ID number, but I would like to test this out first to see if it works.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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The author id (my id) is 9465228. The co-author is 11051825. (mine is older).
Strange, beacuse the order switched during the article updates. In first revisions my name was displayed first.
When I'm editing and click in "preview" or when I save a draft, the order is shown correctly, but after publish it changes.
modified 28-Jun-21 9:00am.
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I tried to create a new user and added it to the article but not worked. This new one became the last shown.
I start to think that order is related to member reputation.
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It does appear that way. Unfortunately reputation can't be manipulated, only created organically. I think the only way to achieve what you want is to include the other author's bio in the body of the article itself.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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@Sean-Ewington
please have a look: CoViD Spread Simulation (without SIR equations)[^]
I asked him why not to delete it if it is obsolete and has no content... I suppose he is still learning how the site works.
Maybe have some words with him?
M.D.V.
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Nelek wrote: I suppose he is still learning how the site works. Yes, he has only been a member for 6 years and 10 months.
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You told it, not me
Jokes apart... he is member for a time, but his first publication was this one and not so long ago. And I remember him having "rookie" problems in that too.
M.D.V.
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?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
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Hi Sean
1) Anything you want, but, in my opinion, you should have warned me before deleting my item.
2) In your messages the word "him" appears many times. that's very bad! It is clear that there is you (a small elite of 'enlightened') and all the others. This is the very last thing that needs to be done to create a real community
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