Most Downloaded Code of CP?

[PIEBALDconsult]

Ooh, can I ? :cool:

[Xmen Real]

Calm down, calm down. :)

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[Ravi Bhavnani]

I have to agree with Dave. This[^] article of mine has been downloaded about 22,000 times but that doesn't mean anything.  What makes me happy is that the code is used in Kurzweil Reader[^] (license to use granted at no cost). /ravi

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[newton saber]

i-t w-a-s a j-ok-e.

[newton saber]

Developers are great aren't they? Aren't they?

[Ravi Bhavnani]

So says the man[^]. :-D /ravi

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[Dave Kreskowiak]

Really? I don't see a joke icon or anything that resembles being funny.

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[Paul M Watt]

They used to display the top downloaded articles, but my guess is that since the list never changed, they removed it from the site. If you were to do a search, I am certain this is a top contender: MFC Grid control 2.27[^] Also, there is an task management application, which the name escapes me at the moment. I believe that is the most downloaded article on CP.

[thatraja]

Possibly ToDoList[^] by Dan

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[SoMad]

The HTML and Javascript serving up The Lounge :-D

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[Brady Kelly]

What, not the perennial CListCtrl? Or whatever the real control name is.

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[Amarnath S]

Depends also on how many items you keep for download in your article. I tend to keep two downloads per article: - Source code zip, and - Executable zip (for those who don't have Visual Studio). With this, one of my articles is nearing 25,000 downloads (both source and exe zips combined).

[Slacker007]

The CODE Project API could help, but not sure.

[newton saber]

Obligatory Dilbert. http://dilbert.com/strip/2015-04-03[^] There you go... Edit - added joke icon.

[newton saber]

Thanks. I was just curious. There are so many great projects here.

[newton saber]

Thanks. I was just curious. I was really curious if there was more functionality on CP which let you search articles. Another thing I often look for is a specific author's most recent article, but there doesn't seem to be a way to sort them that way.

[newton saber]

Wow, 25,000 downloads is amazing. Way to go. I'll try to check out your article. You could've left a link to it. :)

[Amarnath S]

Here[^], co-authored with two of my colleagues.

[Marc Clifton]

I would imagine that if not the top download, dan.g.'s ToDoList[^] with over 358 THOUSAND downloads is at least a serious contender. Marc

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[Marc Clifton]

Ravi Bhavnani wrote:

This[^] article of mine has been downloaded about 22,000 times but that doesn't mean anything.

Cool article! BTW, ToDoList 6.9.6 - An effective and flexible way to keep on top of your tasks[^] has over 358,000 downloads. ;) Marc

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