Someone must just post it to the Chrome Web Store. It is a safety feature so that Chrome cannot suffer from the 'IE screen of tool-bars' If nobody wants to do it, I'll post it.

Kevin suggested exactly what I am looking for - CodePlex. On the homepage is a 'Find a Project' button which allows projects to advertise vacancies.

I thought it was just a another place to host the project? Am I missing something? Anyway it is good idea as the audience will be of higher quality.

My project won't make any popular lists, so I need a way of 'advertising' that the team needs more members. Is there something on sourceforge?

Thanks I didn't even think of Code Plex. I thought it was just like Github:thumbsup:

Hi Is there a website that I could post an open Source project on that developers use to find a project to work on (linking projects with developers) Like OpenHatch but for development not bug fixes. The project is hosted on Github, but there is zip chance that it will ever be trending or featured. If not so, what are your thoughts on moving this to the suggestions forum of Code Project (connecting Coders with Projects)? Thanks in Advance

I am writing a php based CMMS/CRM app that I am going to release as open source on github. It will also contain the financial side as well as (maybe) a POS and accommodation features (or modules). (Can I call it an ERP?) I would like to know if some of you have some suggestions for features. What would make the best looking ui (something like metro ui css or twitter bootstrap?)Also is custom themes necessary and what is the best way to do this? What is the best way to implement localisation? Is there anybody interested in using the app (if it is good) Thanks in advance for the help.:cool:(Consider this market research)

I am no site admin, but that might be the problem. Has it been working before? And why are you still using IE8?

What version of IE?

Has anyone noticed that the article titles in the 'latest articles' section of the homepage have annoying ad-like titles but when you open the article it has the correct title. Hope its just a April Fools and not an intrusion.

I deleted the article and pasted the content on a new article. It fixed the problem

Sorry replied on the wrong comment. Meant for Ed. Newb mistake.

Have you heard of Crtl+C & Ctrl+V ??? Unless you have only one hand, You should not need buttons.

Be gentle on Mr Pistorius. His Girlfriend said she wanted to be taken out for Valentine's Day :laugh:

I tried to submit an article. It was approved but a comment was made. I then edited the article (according to changes) and submitted changes. I noticed that a link that I used was broken. So I edited it again (and submitted). I was then notified that it had automatically changed category. So I edited it again and submitted. I was receiving lots of positive feedback (like the first time) but no approval. So I thought that the multiple unapproved versions were the problem. So I thought of rolling back the changes (to delete the mistakes) but that just made another version. I then edited it again to be correct. Here is the link to the article The Idiot's Guide to Modern Web Design Part 1 / 12[^] Version 8 is the correct version. This is totally a beginner mistake :doh: I know I might be a bit impatient but I am worried that the wrong version will be judged for the HTML5 Article Contest. This is my first article Please Help:confused: