Article Writing

18-May-23 3:15

Apologies. I can't seem to find a record of your submission in any email account, or in Junk mail. Could you please resend your article to sean@codeproject.com?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Missing Tip/Trick

BernardIE531718-Apr-23 9:19

BernardIE5317

18-Apr-23 9:19

i posted April 16 of this year a Tip/Trick article titled "Output to Console w/o Broken Word Wrap" it seems to not be available any longer . was it deleted as being overly trivial ?

Re: Missing Tip/Trick

Sean Ewington18-Apr-23 10:43

Article Thumbnail not showing

18-Apr-23 10:43

Do you happen to have a copy of the article? Could you please email me a copy? sean@codeproject.com

I can't seem to access it from your article list.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Graeme_Grant17-Apr-23 3:07

Graeme_Grant

17-Apr-23 3:07

Article: .Net Silent ClickOnce Installer for Winform & WPF in C# & VB[^]

Image used: ClickOnceUpdateService.png[^]

Graeme

"I fear not the man who has practiced ten thousand kicks one time, but I fear the man that has practiced one kick ten thousand times!" - Bruce Lee

Where did my pictures go?

OriginalGriff17-Apr-23 2:00

OriginalGriff

17-Apr-23 2:00

@Sean-Ewington
I added a Tip today: Adding images to a Winforms Project so they are accessible as resources[^]

When I previewed it, it was fine.
When I viewed it after posting, the top two images were there, the other all missing, showing a placeholder instead.

So I edit the tip, delete the missing images from the text - which are still missing, but the top two are there - and re-insert them. They look good, so I preview - fine - and publish.

All the images are missing now!

What did I do wrong? Big Grin | :-D

[edit]
Deeksha suggested I re-upload the images, so I re-did 2 through 8 inclusive as 1 had reappeared.

All present in preview, all present immediately after post.
Currently, they all appear to be there ...
[/edit]

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modified 17-Apr-23 10:45am.

Sean Ewington17-Apr-23 4:30

17-Apr-23 4:30

You did nothing wrong :/

Please email me the images. I'll fix them.

There's a bug with the images I can't reproduce where sometimes they disappear. Basically you edit the article and re-upload them and then they work again.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Graeme_Grant17-Apr-23 4:43

Graeme_Grant

17-Apr-23 4:43

Sean Ewington wrote:
There's a bug with the images

Hmmm... the URL are generated but the resources are not found...

This works (first image):
https://www.codeproject.com/KB/TipsnTricks/5359158/AddImages001.jpg[^]

This fails (second image):
https://www.codeproject.com/KB/TipsnTricks/5359158/AddImages002.jpg[^]

[edit] Did you just fix it Sean?

Graeme

"I fear not the man who has practiced ten thousand kicks one time, but I fear the man that has practiced one kick ten thousand times!" - Bruce Lee

OriginalGriff17-Apr-23 4:45

OriginalGriff

17-Apr-23 4:45

I reuploaded all of them at Deeksha's suggestion.

Graeme_Grant17-Apr-23 4:46

Graeme_Grant

17-Apr-23 4:46

Ah ... looking good now.

Graeme

"I fear not the man who has practiced ten thousand kicks one time, but I fear the man that has practiced one kick ten thousand times!" - Bruce Lee

OriginalGriff17-Apr-23 4:48

OriginalGriff

17-Apr-23 4:48

I reuploaded and reinserted them.

I wonder if this is because I dropped all eight on the "Drop files here" box? Do they go into "temporary storage" while the article is in process and then move to permanent when posted?

Sean Ewington17-Apr-23 4:51

New Source Code Download missing but is in the editor.

17-Apr-23 4:51

I always drop all images in the Drop files here box. Sometimes they all publish perfectly. Sometimes they don't.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Shao Voon Wong12-Apr-23 1:53

Re: New Source Code Download missing but is in the editor.

12-Apr-23 1:53

Can the editor fix my missing download?

"/KB/Articles/5358626/using_csharp_lib_in_cpp-1.1.zip appears to be missing on our servers. D'oh."

Consuming Your C# Library in MFC/C++ Project

Sean Ewington12-Apr-23 3:29

Broken images and missing download in my new article.

12-Apr-23 3:29

Absolutely. Could you please email me the file? I'll get it fixed sean@codeproject.com

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Shao Voon Wong7-Apr-23 18:30

Re: Broken images and missing download in my new article.

7-Apr-23 18:30

Images are broken in my new article. Can the editor help fix it?

EDIT: The source code download is also missing though the zip file exists in the article editor.

Consuming Your C# Library in MFC/C++ Project

Thanks in advance.

modified 8-Apr-23 5:31am.

Sean Ewington10-Apr-23 7:36

Re: Broken images and missing download in my new article.

10-Apr-23 7:36

This seems to be working now. Is it working for you?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Shao Voon Wong12-Apr-23 1:57

Why isn't Raku listed as one of your languages

12-Apr-23 1:57

Yes, it was fixed by someone over Saturday but I do not know who.

Tom Browder24-Mar-23 9:07

Tom Browder

24-Mar-23 9:07

I'm considering writing an article introducing Raku to this community, but don't see a Raku entry in the list of language tags. So, is such an article not wanted?

Sean Ewington24-Mar-23 9:09

24-Mar-23 9:09

I suppose the reason we don't have a language tag is that not a lot of people have written about Raku. As long as your introduction to Raku had elements people couldn't find elsewhere online (or if its entirety is something people can't find online), we would very much welcome that article!

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Tom Browder24-Mar-23 11:36

Tom Browder

24-Mar-23 11:36

Sean, I have read many articles here over the years, and many have been tutorial in nature and quite duplicative, but interesting never-the-less as a refresher. However, frankly, I would like to use a code fragment to introduce and provide some PR for my favorite programming language, Raku.

I suggest it be used as a beginning computer language instead of Python--if for no other reason than it is a C/C++-like language in its use of blocks and semicolons. Plus, it is really easier because the core language is huge and most of the required routines for common use are included without having to memorize all those add-on packages just to read and write a file. I could go on, but I'm sure you get the idea. Oh, one more thing for single-finger "typists": names can be "kebab-case" (e.g., 'my-var; instead of 'my_var').

As a simple but powerful demo of core Raku, determine the day-of-the-week of 2023-12-25 (Christmas):

my Date $d .= Date.new: 2023, 12, 25;
say $d.day-of-week; # OUTPUT: 1 [where the answer is in the range 1..7 (Mon-Sun)]

Tom Browder (@tbrowder on Github and IRC #raku)

Sean Ewington27-Mar-23 7:30

27-Mar-23 7:30

Sounds like it could be interesting! Please proceed. If you want to submit an article outline to me or something like that while you're writing, please feel free (sean@codeproject.com).

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Is there a way to group my related articles under a topic?

Tom Browder27-Mar-23 7:34

Tom Browder

27-Mar-23 7:34

Thank you, Sean, I shall do so.

Shao Voon Wong10-Mar-23 23:26