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I'd like to add Google Analytics tracking to one of my articles in CodeProject. For that, according to Google Analytics instructions, I need to paste a Javascript fragment in order to enable website tracking.
I want to know if this is allowed by CodeProject policies, and if someone else has done it?
Thanks,
Adolfo
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We do not allow JavaScript in our article editor for security reasons. However, we do have a download counter and a view counter which should give you a reasonable idea of traffic / love and attention.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Thanks Sean, i just wanted a little more detailed traffic analysis just for curiosity, maybe in the future could be a nice to have.
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If you have a problem with something in a tip or article, ask the question on the forum at the end of that tip/article. It's highly unlikely that the author will just happen on by this forum looking for questions about their article.
As a Code Project tip, asking questions in the right forum is the fastest way to get an answer. If you ask questions in the wrong place, you end up wasting your own time, waiting for us to answer with anything other than a "this isn't the right forum" answer.
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1) is it possible to see who voted my article that is best of any month ?
2) during vote of best article of any month.. without signing a weak warning message is shown on page.
is it possible to show warning in bigger font.. or with any better way ?
thanks in advance
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necmettin demir wrote: 1) is it possible to see who voted my article that is best of any month ?
No.
necmettin demir wrote: 2) during vote of best article of any month.. without signing a weak warning message is shown on page.
is it possible to show warning in bigger font.. or with any better way ?
You should really ask this on the Suggestions forum.
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No it is generally not possible to see who voted for your article
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I have an article on IEnumerable in C# (published).
I have the same thing in VB, (unpublished).
Typically I don't like reading articles with one set of code in the article and two downloads or two sets of code in the article (usually C# and VB), I find it distracting and confusing.
Particularly for IEnumerable where there are meaningful, not just semantic, differences (to my eye as a beginner).
So, should I post an alternative to my own article or a second article?
And does it matter?
Tx,
Mike
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It's all a matter of choice, but it's often easier to put both sets of code in the same article. There is a little link at the top of each code block in the finished article so the reader can hide the parts he/she does not want to see.
Use the best guess
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Do you have to name the source download with a specific filename in order to allow the Browse Source functionality to work?
My 'composing' status article has the source attached but Browse Source shows nothing.
Thanks,
Mike
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It's fine now.
I haven't read the full article yet but it looks good.
Use the best guess
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New C# Article / Beginners
Link available...
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Hi,
Users have reported that the source code file (WPFFormDesigner.ZIP) is not available for download. I tried it myself and I'm getting a black screen with this:
Ticket: (No ticket provided - possibly an error in the error-system)
Error: An error occurred in this page. The error has been recorded and the site administrator informed.
Abort, Retry, Fail
Any ideas what could be wrong?
Thanks,
Adolfo
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This post belongs in the Bugs & Suggestions forum. You'll probably get a faster response there as well.
"The secret of happiness is freedom, and the secret of freedom, courage."
Thucydides (B.C. 460-400)
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I'll move it there. Thanks!
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He was right to post it here. This is a common place to get this type of issue sorted out.
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Ok bugs & sugs has had a recent rash of items very like this but I guess its not invalid to post it here as its article related.
"The secret of happiness is freedom, and the secret of freedom, courage."
Thucydides (B.C. 460-400)
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Yeah, but this is Sean's playground.
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OK I hadn't thought of it like that. Thanks.
"The secret of happiness is freedom, and the secret of freedom, courage."
Thucydides (B.C. 460-400)
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Hi Adolfo,
I can see this is working, is everything OK now?
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Hi Sean, yes seems to be OK now. Thanks! 
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