Hi
on 6 jan I had submitted the article which still not edited by editor team. But on 7 jan I'd submitted article which is edited and is also available live. May I know why this article still is in pending state?.
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Sam HobbsPosted Jan 7, 2012, 11:37 AM
What article is it that is already available? I believe you that there is but I don't know which one it is.
I see a file from you called "Model View Controller Basic Part1.docx" that appears to have the other article in it. It is in a list of pending articles but there is nothing I can do about it until someone else processes it first.
I am editing articles now. I began at the beginning of the year. Usually, in the evening time in India, I get a list of articles to do and it takes me half a day to a day to do the editing that I do. They go live when I finish. I do not know what happens before I get articles to do.
This is the first weekend since when I began editing, so I do not know what happens for the weekend. I have not yet received a list of articles today. I think it takes more time on the weekend. Of course that does not explain why an article that you submitted later has gone live. As far as I can see, I did not edit it. So I am confused.
In the article that you are asking about, I see that the font is larger than normal. There also appears to be a formatting issue where the text on the left is too far left. Perhaps that caused a delay, but I do not know.
I have some suggestions. There are some things that I will change when I edit the article. None of this should cause a delay in getting the article published, but it is stuff that I would change.
It is usually more appropriate to say "have" instead of "got". So instead of "so you got the clear idea" I would say "so you have the clear idea".
The Conclusion says "The start over MVC.". I do not understand that. If you can clarify that then that will help.
Other than that, the article is nearly perfect. I do not know what the delay is.
Krishna GaradPosted Jan 9, 2012, 10:47 AM
Suthish NairPosted Jan 9, 2012, 6:40 AM
Krishna GaradPosted Jan 8, 2012, 12:29 PM
Mahesh ChandPosted Jan 7, 2012, 11:48 AM
But you should post these articles to ASP.NET MVC & JQuery category
Cheers!