@Graeme_Grant Ok.
Thanks!

Hi Richard !
Thank you for information.
What should I do to get my article back from Deeksha Shenoy ?

Here is a link that previously works https://www.codeproject.com/Tips/1199998/WCF-Client-For-Web-Services-that-Require-Authoriza

Thanks! Of course, before deleting the empty line a lot of changes were made in code. I know that there is checkbox "Mark as update". However I don't see that when editing. My reputation doesn't allow me to see that?

Of course, no. I don't make updates just only to push my article to the latest list. Latest update was related to code changes. I think it was essential improvement of my code. But why don't use update to push up the article in that case?

The date is important for me, because if article has an old date it isn't shown in "latest tip/tricks", so readers will not to view it. I'd like to get feedback from readers. Thanks for your assistance anyway.

just above the "Revert to last published" button I see checkbox "Work in progress: don't publish". Nothing else. I can send you screenshot if needed.

Unfortunately, there is no such a button (I don't see that). I see only checkboxes: "Publish", "Preview", "Save Draft", "Revert to last published ...", "Work in progress: don't publish"

At first, I clicked "Update article" (at upper-right corner of the page). During making changes I periodically clicked "save draft" button (beneath the article). At last, I checked "I have read and agree ..." and finally pressed "Publish".

I truly want to update article publication date, if possible. And I don't know how to send message directly to Sean.

Last update was made 1 Aug 2017. Previous update was made two days before that (30 Jul 2017). I don't think it's related to timezone. Could someone else change the date?

Hi, Sean! Yesterday you published update of my article Parsing and Decoding Values of Some Email Message Fields[^] However, I don't see new date (1 Aug 2017) after publication. I see old date of previous publication (30 Jul 2017). Could you kindly make me clear on this? Regards, CoderCsharp