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Richard Deeming wrote: moolean
Moolean means "maybe boolean". It's there, it's not, it's both, it's whichever works for you.
Just like HTML standards.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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I have been confirming my adress since I joined, about 15 years ago? It's clearly something badly programmed or you want to find out something about your users without being clear about it. In either case it's wrong, you should stop.
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Confirming email addresses is the way to find out that the email account associated with CP is still the active one (for the purposes of sending you things you've subscribed to such as the newsletters), and that the account is still active. It's not being done for nefarious purposes.
This space for rent
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In 12 years you have only posted 8 messages so CP needs to check that you are still around.
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I beg to differ.
"Bad programming" is sending emails, year after year, to email addresses that have been abandoned or closed without ensuring the account is still actually active. We ask for emails to be reconfirmed specifically to avoid sending emails to accounts from those who simply aren't interested, have left a company, or have closed their account in order to reduce the amount of junk emails going around.
It's the right thing to do, and I wish more organisations would do it.
We also do our best to silently confirm emails. You click a link on an article or news item in an email and our system will note that you opened and visited a link in your email, hence your email is active and we won't bother you again for a while.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Do you filter out temporary email domains (such as mailinator)? If not, that may be a good idea.
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I recently had to confirm my email address ... first time in about 5 years ...because I haven't been active on the site for a few months. I like these checks ... I've seen what I believe to be "hacked" accounts posting rubbish... I'd rather have to spend 30 seconds confirming that this is "me" than some ***** being able to post stuff in my name.
Be more active 
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I updated my email address and ever since have not received any of the newsletter daily emails. Can someone take a look? I miss them. Thanks!
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I have sent you an email confirmation request which should help resolve the issue. Please let me know if you receive it OK.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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I answered a QA question following a link on the main page (Latest Discussions).
But the question (How I download and install wireless sensor network simulator v1.1[^]) did not appear in the QA list so far (posted over an hour ago).
To answer the expected question in advance: No QA filter set.
Even using the tag link on the question did not show it in the list (a seldom tag so that there are only few new questions: Quick Answers[^] ).
Not a problem for me but probably for those asking and wondering why they got no or few answers.
Would be nice if someone else can confirm this or check if the question is shown for him.
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This one's a little puzzling. How did you see it if it wasn't appearing in the list?
I'm wondering if it was trapped in the moderation queue. You have plenty of rep to see items under moderation.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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I saw it on the main page at "Latest Discussions", followed the link and answered. Later I could see it in my list of anwers.
But know it is clear:
Quote: Closed because the post is not clear, or is incomplete and has not been phrased in a way that allows it to be fully understood.. Reported by Chris Maunder on Monday, November 28, 2016 3:17pm
However, you closed it one hour after my message and two hours after the question has been posted.
I think you should close this case now.
BTW: There is a double full stop in the "Closed" message.
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I have wrote two articles and i could't save them or publish them.
When i clicked "preview" ou "save draft" or "publish" it opened another window without saving my changes. Anyone can help me?
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There was an issue with our CDN provider. It should be OK now - can you please recheck?
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Now it's working, thank you
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Ctrl+Right/Left arrow keys thread navigation not working either. JavaScript is enabled, and it happens on Opera and on Chrome on two different computers.
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works fine here
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/54.0.2840.99 Safari/537.36
Detail About Your IP Address- Country:
 (CH) Switzerland- Region:
- Appenzell Ausserrhoden
- City:
- Heiden
- ISP Name:
- Swisscom (Schweiz) Ag
Your Browser User Agent String is Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/54.0.2840.99 Safari/537.36- Operating System:
- Microsoft
- Platform:
- WinNT
- Internet Browser:
- Chrome 54.0.2840.99
- Beta Version:
- Yes
- Connection Speed:
- 877.75 Kbps
- Restrictive Firewall:
- No
- Local Date/Time:
- 28.11.2016, 13:10:22
- Language:
- German
- System Language:
- Not detectable with this browser
- User Language:
- de
- Popups Blocked:
- Yes
- SSL Support:
- Yes
- SSL Enabled:
- Yes
- Style Sheet Support:
- Yes
- Supports Tables:
- Yes
- Table Cell BG Colors:
- Supported
- Table Cell BG Images:
- Supported
- CDF Support:
- No (Channel Definition Format)
- Color Depth:
- 16.77 Million Colors (24-bit True Color)
- Supports GZip:
- Yes
- Supports Cookies:
- Yes
- Cookies Enabled:
- Enabled
- Supports JavaScript:
- Yes
- JavaScript Enabled:
- Yes
- JavaScript Version:
- 1.8
- JavaScript Build:
- Not detectable with this browser
- Supports VBScript:
- No
- Supports ActiveX:
- No
- ActiveX Enabled:
- No
- Supports Java:
- Yes
- Java Enabled:
- No
- Java Vendor:
- Java N/A (requires Java plugin, not available)
- Java Version:
- Java N/A (requires Java plugin, not available)
- MS JVM Build:
- Not detectable with this browser
- Supports DHTML:
- Yes
- Supports Uploads:
- Yes
- Supports Frames:
- Yes
- Gecko Engine:
- Yes
- Screen Dimensions:
- 1920 x 1080
- Browser Dimensions:
- 1920 x 990
- Supports IFrames:
- Yes
- Images Enabled:
- Yes
- PNG Support:
- Yes
- XML Support:
- Yes
- MS XML Parser:
- Not detectable with this browser
- Background Sounds:
- Supported
- Supports MouseOver:
- Yes
- Windows Installer:
- 0
- .NET CLR Installed:
- No
- MS Media Player:
- Not installed
- Apple QuickTime:
- Not installed
- RealPlayer:
- Not installed
- Adobe Acrobat:
- Not installed
- Adobe SVG Viewer:
- Not installed
- Macromedia Flash:
- Version 2 (version 23.0 r0)
- Macromedia Director:
- Not installed
- Macromedia Authorware:
- Not installed
- Citrix:
- Not installed
- iPIX Image Viewer:
- Not installed
- Crystal Reports:
- Not installed
- Viewpoint:
- Not installed
- Autodesk MapGuide:
- Not installed
- NetMeeting Build:
- Not detectable with this browser
- Using PDA:
- No
- WAP Support:
- No
- Proxy Connection:
- No
- Font Smoothing:
- No
- Font Sizing:
- Yes
- IE Text Size:
- Not detectable with this browser
- Fonts Installed:
Courtesy of My Browser Info.com
MyBrowserInfo.com is the fastest and easiest way
to determine your IP address and information about your Web browser.
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Marco Bertschi (SFC) wrote: works fine here
Yeah, probably because it's been fixed. 
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Your rss feed redirects from http to https, but microsoft TCP stack fails to establish a SSL/TLS secure channel.
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Which version of IE?
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Not using IE, but my own RSS Reader with MS Syndication Classes. Your RSS feed works fine with current versions of Firefox and IE. I used WireShark to diagnose the communication and finally found the problem: CodeProject supports only TLS 1.2 and my RSS Reader is using .NET 4.5, where TLS1.0 is the default. Had to set
ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol = SecurityProtocolType.Tls12;
Sorry for bothering you.
Funny that this problem did not show up with other websites; they all should think about their TLS configuration!
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Werner Rucker wrote: CodeProject supports only TLS 1.2 and my RSS Reader is using .NET 4.5, where TLS1.0 is the default
I've asked my guys to see if enabling 1.0 is possible (and sensible).
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Got ssl_error_no_cypher_overlap when trying to reach the site using my ancient version (17) of Firefox, was fine yesterday (Sat). OK in IE 11. Puzzled.
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Yeah - we've moved to SSL-only and if we crank down the security so ancient versions of browsers work then we start seeing newer browsers complain.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Unable to update the article, not sure why.
ASP.NET Web API - Keeping It Simple
The article I wrote got published without review and the images are displaying as text links.
I posted a request for help the Article Writing forum but have not got a response.
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