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Re: Poll Idea. [the refined idea] Shog910-Mar-02 17:18 Shog9 10-Mar-02 17:18  (9) Annoy coworkers (10) Programming? Whoa, wrong site. Black rooms are calling; To men in leather coats. White labs are cooking up the silver ghost. Smashing Pumpkins, Glass and the Ghost Children Re: Poll Idea. [the refined idea] Michael P Butler13-Mar-02 5:34 Michael P Butler 13-Mar-02 5:34  Nish, Is this what you do ? I've got nothing against all of the above expect for the smoking - Disgusting habit. There are much easier and cheaper ways to shorten your life span. Michael XML/XSL Forum Paul Watson7-Mar-02 21:59 Paul Watson 7-Mar-02 21:59  Chris, please could we (Christian, David W, myself and a bunch of others) have an XML/XSL forum? I know CP is a MS tech site but seeing as XML is such a core component now of everything MS does, I don't think it would dilute the MS tech talk. Also there is an XML/XSL Article section, so a forum is logical, right Spock? Otherwise Christian will keep ruining the Lounge by posting XML/XSL questions, won't you Christian? regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa "The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge Sonork ID: 100.9903 Stormfront Re: XML/XSL Forum Michael A. Barnhart8-Mar-02 3:01 Michael A. Barnhart 8-Mar-02 3:01  Chris, I think you should give in here. I do not totally agree with Pauls comparison with the Article section given that it is basically MS implementation that address XML. But we love coming here vs the other sites. I think many should go look to the others sites such as TopXML and XMLPitstop and many will not, but that is the price you pay for having a forum structure people like. Good ideas are not adopted automatically. They must be driven into practice with courageous patients. -Admiral Rickover. ... Re: XML/XSL Forum Matt Newman8-Mar-02 4:08 Matt Newman 8-Mar-02 4:08  It exists! - Matt Newman -Sonork ID: 100.11179:BestSnowman † Code Project Suggestion Nick Parker7-Mar-02 18:25 Nick Parker 7-Mar-02 18:25  Chris, I have a suggestion for the site. It would be nice if when a user is logging in and they are not on the main page that they then don't get redirected to the main page, but to stay at the page they were at when they logged in. Does this make sense, I have been up for quite a while, had two Statistics exams today and am a little drained Nick Parker Re: Code Project Suggestion Nish Nishant7-Mar-02 18:38 Nish Nishant 7-Mar-02 18:38  That's the way it is now... Nish [Signature temporarily down] Re: Code Project Suggestion Paul Watson7-Mar-02 21:52 Paul Watson 7-Mar-02 21:52  Nish [BusterBoy] wrote: That's the way it is now... No it isn't I know what the guy means. Sometimes I delete all my cookies and I have to re-login to CP. I often though forget and reply to a post. It then tells me to login. So I login and instead of going back to the post I was replying to, it goes to the main page. Unfortunatley, while it is not THAT difficult to implement this kind of functionality, it is a pain. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa "The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge Sonork ID: 100.9903 Stormfront Re: Code Project Suggestion Nish Nishant7-Mar-02 22:43 Nish Nishant 7-Mar-02 22:43  Paul Watson wrote: I know what the guy means Oh, I understand now! Nish Bow wow wow, Yippee yo yippee yay, My miniputt high, Is now 30 yay. Re: Code Project Suggestion Nick Parker8-Mar-02 2:47 Nick Parker 8-Mar-02 2:47  Paul, I was thinking, in the form area where you have the e-mail address and password, you could place a hidden field that would be populated when the page loads, this would transfer when the user logs in and you would just need to check for a value in that field and re-transfer the user back to that page. Maybe this sounds easier than done, many things are that way. Nick Parker Re: Code Project Suggestion Paul Watson8-Mar-02 2:54 Paul Watson 8-Mar-02 2:54  Nick Parker wrote: you could place a hidden field Best way to do it is to use the querystring. But you have to ensure your site can handle just being redirected like that. You may have form data which gets lost on the trip to the login form. There are lots of little things you have to ensure before implementing this kind of thing. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa "The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge Sonork ID: 100.9903 Stormfront Re: Code Project Suggestion Nick Parker8-Mar-02 5:29 Nick Parker 8-Mar-02 5:29  I know, there are always, always little things that tend to get in the way of a nice idea. Nick Parker Hey Chris Nick Parker11-Mar-02 6:39 Nick Parker 11-Mar-02 6:39  Chris, Just wanted to say thanks, I just saw that you added the login feature to kick you back to the page you were on instead of the main page. Good Job! Nick Parker pics stephen.hazel7-Mar-02 13:04 stephen.hazel 7-Mar-02 13:04  Sorry if this is a repeat, but Could you set up the "browse users" thing to list off only folks with pics? I know. I'm a sicko... But still... Thanks! ...Steve http://hazels.freeservers.com Re: pics Paul Watson7-Mar-02 21:57 Paul Watson 7-Mar-02 21:57  Steve Hazel wrote: I know. I'm a sicko... But still... At least you are an honest sicko! regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa "The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge Sonork ID: 100.9903 Stormfront Re: pics Matt Newman9-Mar-02 15:10 Matt Newman 9-Mar-02 15:10  I'm sure that there would be a non sicko use for that - Matt Newman -Sonork ID: 100.11179:BestSnowman † search 7-Mar-02 1:22 7-Mar-02 1:22  now i again found people discussing replyes to my programming question and i not know about it - receiving direct replyes only so i wanted to search suggestion forums because i think i already (strongly) suggested possibility to get - all-replyes into "my thread" - check any thread to get all its replyes, doesn't matter i'm author or not & not necessary to get them full, mail notification about by-actual-logic-not-sent can be enought if is problem with advertisment access (((& can be replyes (send after 24/48 hours from main thread start) send per-day all new-only together if is problem with too much mails))) but i started to search for my mark (t!) to not send it again and again it searched for t%21 (its problem how handles) and found something-quite-nothing without searched inside second case when i already speaking abuout search: can be nice to be able search in members for more than their name (((and when i starte about notification: old known: multiple author article-comments notification fails))) sorry, i'm repeating t! Re: search Chris Maunder7-Mar-02 3:08 Chris Maunder 7-Mar-02 3:08  Many, MANY people have requested the 'notify me when a thread is replied to' feature, and the only thing that is holding me back is a) Time b) Server considerations. We have 30,000 members and 3000 discussions. Let's say 10% of people subscribed to a dozen active boards (very conservative numbers). That's 36,000 emails a day (it would have to be at most a daily digest). Considering the newsletter itself is taking about a day to process, it means the email server would be swamped. Solution: more hardware -> more money + time So - it's gonna happen - but for it to happen we have to get other things in place (like our VS.NET store) so we have the resources and time to go for it. real name wrote: old known: multiple author article-comments notification fails Yep - this is high on my 'Fix this ASAP' list. cheers, Chris Maunder Re: search 7-Mar-02 3:06 7-Mar-02 3:06  keep cool, i understand and live with main comment was "search for t! failed" (a) your time) t! Re: search Chris Maunder7-Mar-02 3:14 Chris Maunder 7-Mar-02 3:14  real name wrote: main comment was "search for t! failed" Ah. Added to the pile <*creeeek*> cheers, Chris Maunder Re: search Matt Newman9-Mar-02 15:12 Matt Newman 9-Mar-02 15:12  Be careful that the pile doesn't fall over on you. It could be dangerous - Matt Newman -Sonork ID: 100.11179:BestSnowman † Re: search 13-Mar-02 3:29 13-Mar-02 3:29  when we already speaking about mail notifications: 1. now i got mail about reply to anonymous new-thead but no mail about that question anonymous are filtered? 2. why this has email-author case and mail inside is wrong? http://www.codeproject.com/internet/xymailclient.asp?forumid=2646&select=85536&tid=85513#xx85536xx this is already ok (without email-author) http://www.codeproject.com/internet/xymailclient.asp?forumid=2646&select=125187&tid=85513#xx125187xx and it anonymous article? (this are author's replyes) (his profile was deleted?) t! Which section ? Mauricio Ritter1-Mar-02 1:12 Mauricio Ritter 1-Mar-02 1:12  Let´s assume that I´ve an article of a game, written in C# that uses GDI+. In which section should I post it ? Games ? C# ? GDI+ ? Mauricio Ritter - Brazil Sonorking now: 100.13560 Trank Re: Which section ? Mazdak1-Mar-02 1:43 Mazdak 1-Mar-02 1:43  I think C# is better place,because another parts refer to VC++,but the last desicion is depend on CP editors Mazy "So,so you think you can tell, Heaven from Hell, Blue skies from pain,... How I wish,how I wish you were here." Wish You Were Here-Pink Floyd-1975 Re: Which section ? Chris Maunder1-Mar-02 3:37 Chris Maunder 1-Mar-02 3:37  C# for the moment. The C# section is going to be split out like the MFC section to make it easier to find stuff, so I'll add a Multimedia/GDI+ section within the C# umbrella. cheers, Chris Maunder

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