MacBook Air (11'), i7, 8GB RAM (disk minimum 256GB SSD) + Apple Thunderbolt Display ;) SW: Virtual Box (this one is free and working perfectly)

Hello, Get Article's HTML in offline is not working. I am getting error like this:

Something bad happened

We're not sure what, but we have a few guesses.
Problem: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Ticket: 5111310
Server: Web04

Cheers, Petr.

works

In the wysiwyg editor click on <> button and you can work with the text in HTML. Petr

have also noticed this on my profile page. Thanks for solving. Petr.

at least I'm not receiving any and I did not change any of my settings Petr ... have checked my spam folder... is empty.

Google Chrome 6.0.472.55 -> default settings. OS: Windows Vista. Petr.

Hi Hiren, The part: “even if I write a reason” means that I wrote a description. Petr

Hi Chris, Not even cleaning cache was helpful :(… Finally I voted using Firefox. Petr

Thanks. My configuration: Windows Vista, Google Chrom 6.0.472.55 -> default settings. JavaScript is running well. Petr.

Trying to vote of 1 for this[^] article but button "vote" gives no response. Am I missing something? Petr.

http://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/View.aspx?mid=7432377[^]

It’s this one: Use JQuery and CSS slide show pictures[^] Unfortunately I did not find undo action :(. Sorry for that. It was because of many tabs…. I wanted to approve another article :( Petr

right, sorry - forgot to use search :(

http://www.27bslash6.com/p2p2.html[^] :laugh:

You should consider to somehow evaluate "vote of 1" of article in pending state. Approving articles takes time especially when you are voting of 1, you have to write a reason. This activity is not evaluated by any reputation points. On the other hand voting of 5 is evaluated by 1 point and nobody has to write anything. It's just a suggestion. Petr.

Thanks for quick answer, Chris. Everything's clear now :)

Hi everyone, I’m sorry if it does not belong to this forum but I did not find another appropriate forum. I do not understand how the membership status is gained. I have read the http://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/Reputation.aspx but I still don’t understand. Let’s say that according to the description “Member Reputation System” you have to have 5000 points as author or 1500 points as Editor or… to be gained as gold member. But when I go throughout the gold members, almost 50% of them do not fit the rule. Hmm… maybe I missed something. Thanks in advance for explanation. Petr.

http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Messages.aspx?fmid=6186447[^]

Petr Pechovic my latest articles: From simple JavaScript classes to ASP.NET AJAX Controls[^] Web Page Loading in Steps - ASP.NET Solution[^]

Oh, see it in Editor's Choice now. Thank you :).

Petr Pechovic my latest articles: From simple JavaScript classes to ASP.NET AJAX Controls[^] Web Page Loading in Steps - ASP.NET Solution[^]