How do I browse for articles in CodeProject?

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I've been away from CP for years and I remember back in the day I could spend hours just browsing articles for a technology or section. Now I can't just find where to do just that. I clicked articles -> chapters and sections -> platform, framework & libraries -> windows presentation foundation. I get a page with Great Reads section and Latest Articles. Good. I already read those. Below is a section with "All articles" but only shows two articles. I can't believe the WPF section is comprised of only 10 articles at most! How can I keep browsing?

Note that I don't want to narrow my search, nor do I have a specific topic to search about except for WPF. I just want to browse as many articles as possible from the WPF chapter. How can I do this? I think it's too obvious so it's frustrating that I don't see the option...

Thanks in advance!

Edit: this[^] and this[^] is what I see with vanilla Chrome.

What I have tried:

I have tried going to the articles -> chapters and sections -> platform, framework & libraries -> windows presentation foundation chapter but it only displays ten articles.

Posted 9-May-19 9:15am

Fernando A. Gomez F.

Updated 9-May-19 21:46pm

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2019-05-09T10:02:00

Solution 1

When I try that with the Chrome browser I get an enormous amount of articles, so maybe it's your browser or an extension that's blocking things.

Posted 9-May-19 10:02am

RickZeeland

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Fernando A. Gomez F. 9-May-19 18:12pm

I'm using vanilla Chrome, but I'll try other browsers and see if they show anything different.

Fernando A. Gomez F. 9-May-19 18:29pm

Tried with Firefox and got the same result...

OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2019-05-09T10:24:00

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I have to agree with Rick - get over 1500 WPF articles following your route, again with Chrome.

Posted 9-May-19 10:24am

OriginalGriff

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Fernando A. Gomez F. 9-May-19 18:25pm

Hi, thanks for your answer. I edited the question to add a couple of screenshots of what it displays to me...

OriginalGriff 10-May-19 2:11am

Look at your second image.
About a quarter of the way down, on the right hand side, it says "Search by Tags" is set to "Explorer".
This restricts the articles you will see to just those tagged with "Explorer".
Clear that, press the "Filter" button, and I think the abundance of articles we see will be restored!

Fernando A. Gomez F. 10-May-19 12:54pm

Ah, I see, yes after clearing it it shows everything, thanks! Is there a way to have that filter cleared by default? I don't know why it pre-loads it every time I refresh the page...

OriginalGriff 10-May-19 14:00pm

For me it seems to remember what I had it set to - if it doesn't for you then you need help from the Admins.
A report here will do it:
https://www.codeproject.com/suggestions.aspx
Include the system and browser details, and if possible show pictures. (In that forum you can post images directly: use WINKEY+SHIFT+S in Win10, select an area, and it's copied to the clipboard. You can paste that directly into a message on that forum for diagnostic purposes.

Richard MacCutchan · Answer 3 · 2019-05-09T21:46:00

Solution 3

You have a filter set to show only articles that are tagged "Explorer". When I add that filter I get exactly the same result.

Posted 9-May-19 21:46pm

Richard MacCutchan

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Fernando A. Gomez F. 10-May-19 12:53pm

Thanks, I see that now. But why does it appear that filter by default?

Richard MacCutchan 11-May-19 3:41am

It does not appear by default, most likely you have used that as a filter in one of the other pages, such as Quick Answers.