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Re: AppInnovation Entry - Problem in publishing Sean Ewington21-Aug-13 6:14 Sean Ewington 21-Aug-13 6:14  Thanks Pete. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Download link to exe and source not being displayed d.moncada19-Aug-13 5:53 d.moncada 19-Aug-13 5:53  I published article 633935 last night and noticed that the exe and source links are not displayed on the article. Though, when I do an 'edit', the two zip files are checked to be included in the article. Is there any additional things I need to do? Thanks for the help Re: Download link to exe and source not being displayed Thomas Daniels19-Aug-13 7:11 Thomas Daniels 19-Aug-13 7:11  d.moncada wrote: Is there any additional things I need to do? Yes, you should click on the link "Add selected zip files to article": Image[^] The quick red ProgramFOX jumps right over the Lazy<Dog>. My latest article: Understand how bitwise operators work (C# and VB.NET examples) My group: C# Programmers Group Point calculation Mahesh Bailwal14-Aug-13 19:56 Mahesh Bailwal 14-Aug-13 19:56  Below two Tip/Trick posted by me. As author my reputation is showing 2,172 but when I calculate on below given statistic it comes around 2900 points. Can anybody help me in understanding the point calculation process. CSS Utilities Test TCP/IP Connectivity Through aspx Page [Tip/Trick] Votes: 6 Rating: 4.60/5 Bookmarked: 16 Downloaded: 332 Java JavaScript Modal Popup Window [Tip/Trick] Rating: 4.67/5 Votes: 2 Bookmarked: 7 Downloaded: 2,427 Re: Point calculation Sean Ewington15-Aug-13 10:58 Sean Ewington 15-Aug-13 10:58  Hi Mahesh, The reason the math doesn't quite work out is that download points do not count on repeat downloads from the same user. So I am guessing that is where the difference is. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: Point calculation Mahesh Bailwal15-Aug-13 17:27 Mahesh Bailwal 15-Aug-13 17:27  thanks Where did it go? OriginalGriff13-Aug-13 5:48 OriginalGriff 13-Aug-13 5:48  I started a new article yesterday, saved it in draft and then "don't publish" "save" button form, and was happy. This morning, I added some more to it, and all was good. Now I try to edit it...and it's gone. All the content is back to the default blank version - no title, no text, no code, no images... I know I have problems with the silly submission wizard thing, but this is really annoying - it's never done that to me before! Any chance (pretty please, beg, grovel) you can find it - or even a recent one from before this morning would do. This message is manufactured from fully recyclable noughts and ones. To recycle this message, please separate into two tidy piles, and take them to your nearest local recycling centre. Please note that in some areas noughts are always replaced with zeros by law, and many facilities cannot recycle zeroes - in this case, please bury them in your back garden and water frequently. Re: Where did it go? Thomas Daniels14-Aug-13 23:25 Thomas Daniels 14-Aug-13 23:25  To avoid this, just write your article in an offline editor (I use Visual Studio for Web), and if you want to publish it, copy and paste the HTML and publish it. The quick red ProgramFOX jumps right over the Lazy<Dog>. My latest article: Understand how bitwise operators work (C# and VB.NET examples) My group: C# Programmers Group Re: Where did it go? Chris Maunder16-Aug-13 8:20 Chris Maunder 16-Aug-13 8:20  I've search high, I've searched low. I've even searched middle. I cannot find your article. I've put some extra checks in place to ensure that once a draft is saved we'll never overwrite with blank content. Sorry about the wasted time. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Re: Where did it go? OriginalGriff16-Aug-13 8:52 OriginalGriff 16-Aug-13 8:52  Oh *swearwords*! These things happen...I must remember to back them up onto my machine in future. This message is manufactured from fully recyclable noughts and ones. To recycle this message, please separate into two tidy piles, and take them to your nearest local recycling centre. Please note that in some areas noughts are always replaced with zeros by law, and many facilities cannot recycle zeroes - in this case, please bury them in your back garden and water frequently. Re: Where did it go? Member 1022519822-Aug-13 1:17 Member 10225198 22-Aug-13 1:17  Don't save your article in draft. Just write a written in html box and published. Retail Boxes No download file was specified Peter T. Ringering9-Aug-13 7:57 Peter T. Ringering 9-Aug-13 7:57  When I created a tip (#623035) and attached a couple files to it, then go to Preview, then click on one of my download links, It opens up the download page and says "No download file was specified." I don't know what's wrong. I've tried deleting the files and re-uploading them and then re-linking them but it ends up with the same message. What's wrong? Thanks! Peter Ringering Re: No download file was specified Sean Ewington9-Aug-13 9:23 Sean Ewington 9-Aug-13 9:23  Hi Peter, My best guess is, somewhere along the way that file pathway got messed up. There should actually be no path in the quotes, it should be plain old <a href="filename.extension"> I believe I've fixed it for your article. Please let me know if all is well. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: No download file was specified Peter T. Ringering9-Aug-13 10:17 Peter T. Ringering 9-Aug-13 10:17  That fixed it! Thanks. Peter Ringering article publish issue sameh obada9-Aug-13 4:49 sameh obada 9-Aug-13 4:49  i posted an article now in bending . the problem is when i previewed the article every thing is ok but after i clicked the publish button the article opened but with no download links , why ??? and what to do now before the article is approved for publish?? Re: article publish issue Sean Ewington9-Aug-13 8:36 Sean Ewington 9-Aug-13 8:36  Hi samehdev, Thanks very much for you inquiry. I am guessing the step you might be missing is this one: Code Project Article FAQ[^] for adding the files to the article. In any case, I have done so for you as well as fixed up the formatting, and spelling and grammar as your note requested. Please let me know if all looks well Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: article publish issue crazie.coder12-Aug-13 20:17 crazie.coder 12-Aug-13 20:17  When i previewed my article before publish it showed me "something bad happens" eNJOY c0ding.... Re: article publish issue Sean Ewington13-Aug-13 9:30 Sean Ewington 13-Aug-13 9:30  Hi Juhi, There may have been an update or temporary server issue. Is your article published and OK now? Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: article publish issue crazie.coder13-Aug-13 19:37 crazie.coder 13-Aug-13 19:37  Ya sir.It's fine now.but i have uploaded Zip file for Source code ,but i can't see download link in article.Is there any issue from my side?? If has then please tell me. eNJOY c0ding.... modified 14-Aug-13 2:09am. Re: article publish issue Sean Ewington14-Aug-13 8:21 Sean Ewington 14-Aug-13 8:21  Hi Juhi, You had indeed uploaded it successfully, and now I have added it to the article. Please see our FAQ here on how to do the same in the future, but always feel free to ask questions if you get stuck: Code Project Article FAQ[^] Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: article publish issue crazie.coder15-Aug-13 18:52 crazie.coder 15-Aug-13 18:52  Ohk sure.and thank you so much for your positive response. eNJOY c0ding.... Article Closed Peter T. Ringering8-Aug-13 10:46 Peter T. Ringering 8-Aug-13 10:46  Re: My Article 623035 - Complete Date/Time Picker Control. I submitted the article on 7/31/2013 23:27 and it was closed for many good reasons. So, I edited the article and did some major revisions on it and re-submitted it. I then got another email stating that the article was closed for the same reasons. This frustrated me because I thought I would get some better feedback then a simple article closed message. So, I went to My Articles page and discovered that the "current" article's status was closed but that version was the original version that got closed first. Then there's "Revision 4" which is the latest version that had all my revisions and the status on it is "Pending". So my question is, Is this article closed or not? I want Revision 4 to be the current version. How can I change that? I think you'll find that Revision 4 is much improved over the "current" version. Thanks for your help. Peter Ringering Re: Article Closed Sean Ewington8-Aug-13 11:06 Sean Ewington 8-Aug-13 11:06  Hi Peter, All versions of that article were indeed closed. I found revision 4 (but I saved both just in case), applied it to your article, and changed it to pending state. Is this the correct version here? http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/ArticleVersion.aspx?waid=85810&aid=623035[^] Sometimes the article editor can be a bit unforgiving to navigate. We're always happy to help with the formatting and posting of articles if you want to send them to us at submit[at]codeproject.com. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject Re: Article Closed Peter T. Ringering8-Aug-13 13:37 Peter T. Ringering 8-Aug-13 13:37  That version is old. The correct version is: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/ArticleVersion.aspx?aid=623035&av=927282[^] The 2 screenshots in your link are correct though. Peter Ringering Re: Article Closed Sean Ewington9-Aug-13 8:04 Sean Ewington 9-Aug-13 8:04  Hi Peter, Is this now correct? Complete Date/Time Picker Control[^] Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject

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