He had some "articles" in the approval queue - Cleaned them up. Member is gone. Women are waiting for love and men are waiting for women. - Wolf Wondratschek

Applied final kick

Gone! The quick red ProgramFOX jumps right over the Lazy<Dog>.

Whoops! I forgot which forum I was in and accidentally marked your message as Spam. Sorry! A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak

Ankurm/ wrote: We used to post this here and I didn't know about the changes. Changed months ago; keep an eye on the tree items at left as things often change here.

Elijah.

Chris Maunder wrote: but this has been put in place to limit vote rigging by mates and collaborators. Makes sense. Every system has its pros and cons. I will vote from home then. :thumbsup: ..Go Green..

Peter Mulholland wrote: I thought his post above was a decent attempt at humour. I agree. Shame his actual rep skewed it so badly. I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

Thank you. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

Thank you for the shining star near the user name. That makes it much easier to get to your bookmarked articles. :) ..Go Green..

Chris Maunder wrote: This has now been done. That's a very welcome change. I thought you haven't even noticed it. Thanks for getting it done. :thumbsup: ..Go Green..

Thanks - this is now on the TODO list. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

Ankurm/ wrote: I know that's why I reported the article. I would suggest that's a good reason to ignore the article. If every article that needs some suggested changes gets reported to the editors they will have to employ a lot more of them. Post a question or suggestion in the article's forum, if the author does not respond then forget about it, it probably will not happen. I must get a clever new signature for 2011.

After seeing this behaviour I was curious how profile answer links work because answer position will always change. I just went there and saw that the answer links to the post and navigating to #AnswerNo part is done using jQuery. May I ask you how this is done? The very first thing that came to my mind was you are storing the MemberName/ID in some hidden field or something (when we are navigating to the selected answer) and check that against the answerer MemberName/ID. And then navigating to corresponding answer using jQuery. But this method seems a little complex to me. There muct be some better way. I hope I will get an answer. :) ..Go Green..

No holiday - it's more of a sabbatical so I can focus on things I haven't had a chance to finish throughout the year. :) cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

Thanks for the report. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

I know. But I would never be able to compete you in post count. NEVER! :-D ..Go Green.. The 30,000th post in Site Bugs / Suggestions[^] recently is my 3rd feat in posting the magical numbered post. I posted the 500th and 1000th post in GIT.

You mean I need to be inactive for at least 20 minutes for 'new' indicator to work well. I would rather prefer to hit a refresh and check the messages in last 1-2 minutes. I usually visit CP 2-3 times a day and spend some time in each session. So it would be practically not possible for me to come every half an hour read the posts and go back. Allowing to set the new message indicator timing would be the best option, IMHO. ..Go Green.. The 30,000th post in Site Bugs / Suggestions[^] recently is my 3rd feat in posting the magical numbered post. I posted the 500th and 1000th post in GIT.