i was about to rate your answer, but instead i'll say thanks :)

I wouldn't bother with doing it, since I don't see the point in that. But fair enough :)

yep, but i was meaning it's probably a real user, and not a fake account that someone created to upvote his own articles.

Seems to me like a lot of work to "forge" one :) Unless you start looking at people who try to fake votes for their articles to get rep? Anyhow, looking at the author page, I doubt it's the case :)He's been around for eight? years ...

:confused: Righty-Oh ... I thought they are autogenerated when you vote ... never crossed my mind to leave a comment and manually type "my vote of x" as the header ... So, votes have the general one, and suggestions have the lightbulb ... oh i see .. Well, cheers for that, mystery solved :)

like the other person suggested, didn't reach the limit that day (or any other day for that purpose :)

not sure, seems like a new vote and comment, and the title suggests (to me at least) it's a new one

Seems like I got a vote a couple of days ago for one of my articles (How to NLog (2.1 & 3.1) with VisualStudio 2013[^] but I can't see any points on the reputation history that might be related to that vote. Here's a screenshot of both pages: http://i.imgur.com/NXIIteU.png[^] Any ideas of what might be up ?

mkay ... cheers

Some of my article posted date changed on november 13th. Specifically: Using a TabControl for easy prototyping / testing[^] and How to NLog (2.1 & 3.1) with VisualStudio 2013[^] both seem to have changed and are now reported as being published a day later than the previous date. Any ideas on what's up?

hmmm... ok ... seems like new articles will have to be written :)

I believe the subjects explains it pretty well :) I've seen the "submit" article, but no way to say : hey, I think this article I've posted is good enough, can I submit it. Cheers

Now it's been published and I've got an email about it. Cheers. I can try giving it a go on firefox/IE on a couple of articles and update if I have any issues

Chris Maunder wrote:

This has been fixed.

That's great

Chris Maunder wrote:

Which version of IE? What you saw was a ViewState error - something that we've seen pop up a few times since the latest update to ASP.NET. We're scratching our heads trying to understand why this is happening. Out of interest: how long did you have your page open before you hit the Submit button? Less than 20 mins? More than a few hours?

IE 11. Since I was editing the article, I would say maybe an hour? from there it got a bit messy and involved lots of cursing and praying that the changes weren't lost. If it happens again, I'll be sure to screenshot and copy paste the text. Since it didn't have anything useful on it (a link to report, or anything else), I think I hit the "back" button to see if it takes me back to the edited article.

Chris Maunder wrote:

Your articles page[^] will show you all your articles, and in what state they are.

Hmmm ... in that main page, I can see no indication that it was updated or that it's pending. If I go into the article[^] I can see a :

You have a version that is ready for approval by the community. Would you like to view or edit it?

If then click on the "View", I'll see the pending icon, but as I said, I doubt it's really pending. Any suggestions on how to actually submit it so it'll go out of limbo land? Having said that, are there any known browser compatibility issues ? Cheers, and thanks again.

I'm having some issues submitting articles. First time around was about a week or two ago. I've written an article (in firefox), and hit the submit button, a popup appeared asking if i'm sure i want to leave the page, and I got the "pending" icon on the article. Nothing happened for a couple of days, and resubmitting through firefox did nothing. Eventually, I tried it through IE (I know ... ), and it was approved. This time around, I was working on IE, and the the editor crashed twice while writing the article. When trying to save, I got an error message, but going back into the article shows me the updated data. I'm afraid I didn't take a screenshot, but it was a black page with some cute graphics, saying there was an error, and pointing to what it guessed was the issues (something about the state, and a very long string). I've finished the article, hit submit, and depending on the browser i'm on, I will see the "pending" icon on the article, and a message saying my article is ready for a community review, and whether I want to view it or edit it. I'm not quite sure the update was actually submitted, and there is no simple way to check it as far as I'm aware... Anybody else experienced this issues, or have some suggestions about how to check if my article was actually sent for publishing or not? A public/private queue of articles waiting to be processed ? Some less cryptic message ? what about the popup asking if i'm sure i want to navigate away upon submission? anyone you can email and ask this questions? Cheers, and thanks in advanced.

well, HTML is good and bad ... :) Didn't have that much experience with markdown, but i'm using MarkdownPad2 atm and the following seems to be formatted ok and it's easy to work with: ##some header## 1. hello **world**. 2. seems fine 3. *some italic* Anyways, the bottom line seems to be: Either use the editor, or export to html, paste that in, and just edit it afterwards :).

Of the top of my head: - For many things I need to stop typing and then click on the icons on the top. - I usually end up going into the HTML view to actually fix/add/remove some tags. Not a biggie if you know HTML, but if you don't you'll be lost. - Examples: - formatting something from normal to header to code might end up with multiple rubbish empty tags. - fine control of images, needs html view as well. - Uploading images is broken is the system goes into sleep and comes back. I find it much easier to work locally, and then just upload everything, which I hoped I could achieve with markdown and some of it's editors. (out of curiosity, what's the problem with live previwes ws WYSIWYG?)

Sometimes the online editor is a bit ... difficult ... I couldn't find any way to use MarkDown to easily create one ... was wondering if it's possible, or am I missing something? Is there any markdown to codeproject converter out there ?

:) Keep up the good work

As you can see in this picture: http://i.imgur.com/i3nJWmc.png[^] The pop up flows outside (and to the left). Not very useful.