Probably a silly question
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Hi, I've updated my article, but it didn't appeared in the Latest Updates. I thought the (U) meant updated. Or does it require some number of votes, or popularity, or something? I'm puzzled :confused:. Can someone explain me this mysterious inner workings of the Code Project? :-\ regards, Kate
Wisdom is to see the things as they really are.
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Hi, I've updated my article, but it didn't appeared in the Latest Updates. I thought the (U) meant updated. Or does it require some number of votes, or popularity, or something? I'm puzzled :confused:. Can someone explain me this mysterious inner workings of the Code Project? :-\ regards, Kate
Wisdom is to see the things as they really are.
I believe you are talking about this: A Complex - Yet Quite Intelligible - Pathfinding in C#[^] I saw it in the moderation queue Friday afternoon (US Pacific time). It does look like something is wrong since the "Updated date" on the article page currently says 18 Aug, 2013. CodeProject was down for a few minutes Friday afternoon, so perhaps the hamsters got confused. Looking at the revision history[^], the "Updated date" should say 24 Aug, 2013. Hopefully this will alert the CodeProject staff to take a look at it and make sure the posted article has all the latest updates. Soren Madsen
"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty
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I believe you are talking about this: A Complex - Yet Quite Intelligible - Pathfinding in C#[^] I saw it in the moderation queue Friday afternoon (US Pacific time). It does look like something is wrong since the "Updated date" on the article page currently says 18 Aug, 2013. CodeProject was down for a few minutes Friday afternoon, so perhaps the hamsters got confused. Looking at the revision history[^], the "Updated date" should say 24 Aug, 2013. Hopefully this will alert the CodeProject staff to take a look at it and make sure the posted article has all the latest updates. Soren Madsen
"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty
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Hi, I've updated my article, but it didn't appeared in the Latest Updates. I thought the (U) meant updated. Or does it require some number of votes, or popularity, or something? I'm puzzled :confused:. Can someone explain me this mysterious inner workings of the Code Project? :-\ regards, Kate
Wisdom is to see the things as they really are.
Hi Kate, Could be a few things, first let's rule out some stuff. First, did the update stick? Everything look OK? Second, what date was the update on? Third, how much did you update? Did you leave the "mark as updated" box checked?
Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject
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Hi Kate, Could be a few things, first let's rule out some stuff. First, did the update stick? Everything look OK? Second, what date was the update on? Third, how much did you update? Did you leave the "mark as updated" box checked?
Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject
Hi, > First, did the update stick? Everything look OK? It looks OK, so I guess it did. > Second, what date was the update on? 23-Aug-13 20:21 - my update 24-Aug-13 1:00 - editor later corrected the grammatical errors (thanks again Deeksha :thumbsup:) > Third, how much did you update? I did update the sources (download file), and quite a lot of article (1/3 or 1/4). Here: Difference between version 3 and 4 [^] regards, Kate
Wisdom is to see the things as they really are.