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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

Shao Voon Wong

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.

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

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

Shao Voon Wong

12-Apr-23 1:57

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

Why isn't Raku listed as one of your languages

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

Shao Voon Wong

10-Mar-23 23:26

Can I create a topic section on my own and group my articles under it? For example, I like to group my Direct2D articles under Direct2D section instead of all over the place on My articles page?

I like to do the same thing for my combinatorial articles and "Bring your ..." series of articles.

Best if I can order them because some articles have a reading order or from basics to advanced order.

Somethin is wrong after your changes

Mark Pelf 10-Mar-23 5:33

10-Mar-23 5:33

You made changes to article PE-Format-Illustrated-Part-1 [^] , but it looks like you confused something. Now original text is all gone and your copied the content of some other article inside. This is NOT my text:

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I do a lot of cross-platform work passing data between Windows and Android, without the benefit of writing that data to a file or assuming that the data is text (aka strings). Most examples you will find use files and assume text input and output. I'm always working with plain bytes of data. When I was looking to compress and encrypt my data, I had to cobble together bits and pieces from a number of samples that pointed me in the right direction, but never used byte arrays as the input or output. My final code is the contents of this Tip.
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Mark Pelf 10-Mar-23 5:42

10-Mar-23 5:42

Also in another article PE Format Illustrated – Part 2[^] , text is now mine, but you see below I asked for pictures to be clickable so user can see details in Hex-Editor screenshots...

JudyL_MD10-Mar-23 5:55

JudyL_MD

10-Mar-23 5:55

If it helps track this down, that's actually part of a tip (my first) I just published last night.

Be wary of strong drink. It can make you shoot at tax collectors - and miss.
Lazarus Long, "Time Enough For Love" by Robert A. Heinlein

Mark Pelf 10-Mar-23 19:44

10-Mar-23 19:44

It looks like that while editing someone made the wrong copy-paste. They copied your article over mine.

Mark Pelf 10-Mar-23 19:55

10-Mar-23 19:55

I reverted back to the old text, couldn't wait for your response, because the article was getting some bad marks. Can you please delete those bad marks, since readers were getting wrong text under that article name.

Sean Ewington11-Mar-23 5:41

Please help with pictures

11-Mar-23 5:41

Apologies this is not a common occurrence.

Unfortunately I don't have the ability to remove votes of 3. But I did my best to counter act them with my own upvote.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Mark Pelf 10-Mar-23 3:09

Re: Please help with pictures

10-Mar-23 3:09

Hi There,
I would like to bring to your attention 2 of my new articles

https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5356568/PE-Format-Illustrated-Part-1
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5356569/PE-Format-Illustrated-Part-2

Both contain big pictures with a lot of details, so it would be good if you can setup that enlarge-on-click feature so readers can see details if they want.

Thanks...

Sean Ewington10-Mar-23 3:18

Re: Please help with pictures

10-Mar-23 3:18

Hi Mark,

Can you please email me (sean@codeproject.com) the originals, fully sized? I'll take care of it

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

satya bharti27-Mar-23 19:49

satya bharti

27-Mar-23 19:49

Yes, it will help to increase Audience engagement.

My article was deleted after published for review

yux_3157-Mar-23 6:53

yux_315

7-Mar-23 6:53

Any suggestion, please let me know, thanks!

Re: My article was deleted after published for review

Sean Ewington7-Mar-23 7:50

Please assure that pictures remain full size

7-Mar-23 7:50

Thanks very much for your message. Typically in our articles we're looking for meaty, exhaustively explained solutions to their development problems, or articles that can teach them something to make their developing faster, more efficient, or expand their repertoire.

Here’s an article from one of our top authors:
HTML5 WebWorkers Experiment[^]

His primary goal is to demonstrate “Using HTML5 WebWorkers and a custom jQuery plug-in to create a Flickr image wall.” He treats the reader like a beginner. He defines jQuery, explains what WebWorkers are, then gets into why he wanted to create a jQuery plugin. Each progressive section of the article expands on his topic, thoroughly explains the code, explains the limitations he chose in his scope, discusses how each element to his plug-in works, provides numerous code examples, and most importantly, gives a source code download at the top for the reader should they need it.

Your article was more of an opinion piece, which isn't quite in line with the aforementioned article and our guidelines. for your next article, I recommend choosing a topic where you encounter a problem you couldn't find a solution to anywhere else. A situation where you really had to apply effort beyond your current knowledge base; where you learned something new. Maybe you had to search around the web for a few sources that gave you hints, but not a full solution. Then write an article about what you learned, and the process in which you engaged in learning it, describing each step.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Mark Pelf 28-Feb-23 19:49

Re: Please assure that pictures remain full size

28-Feb-23 19:49

I would like to bring to your attention the following article: .NET – 5 Free Decompilers[^]
Please assure that pictures remain full size since most readers have wide monitors and in "fluid" mode they should be able to see the content of images. Please do not shrink them.

Sean Ewington1-Mar-23 12:39

Re: Please assure that pictures remain full size

1-Mar-23 12:39

Thanks very much for your message. If you email me the originals, I will ensure that the images can be sized up on click.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Mark Pelf 2-Mar-23 18:11