Documentation link points incorrectly

[Budlee]

Hi,

sorry to post this question here, I know this is not the correct place. I am looking at ExcelDNA and trying to find the documentation . However, in the main website (https://excel-dna.net/ or https://excel-dna.github.io/) and in the github pages whenever I find the documentation link it directs me to https://archive.codeplex.com/?p=exceldna. This is the home page in codeplex and I can not see any further documentation.

I was looking for API docs and tutorials and high level of how the internals work. I have found https://github.com/Excel-DNA/ExcelDna/wiki, however, as I can't see docs for the high level and see the basic functionality this is too indepth for me.

I tried to post to google groups twice but my post does not appear. Not sure why

Thanks Matt

[govert]

@Budlee I saw your message on the Google group - for some reason Google flagged it as suspect. I've tried to set so that future messages from you will be fine.

I tried to reply through the group, but that post also didn't go through (Google groups is weird for discussions it has flagged). Anyway, I wrote this:

I’m sorry, but there isn’t a very coherent set of documentation for Excel-DNA.

There are loose snippets on the GitHub wiki: https://github.com/Excel-DNA/ExcelDna/wiki I think the pages from the old Codeplex site have been copied here.

For nearly any topic you’ll find some discussion if you search on the Google group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/exceldna And I’m very happy to help with any questions you run into as you get started with Excel-DNA.

-Govert

[joycestick]

@govert Hope you're keeping well. Are you looking for contributions to the documentation? If so, where? The Excel-DNA.github.io repo?

[govert]

@joycestick Any help on the documentation side would be very helpful.

Maybe the best starting point would to add one large or maybe a few markdown pages into the main repository (as pull requests) under the Documentation folder: https://github.com/Excel-DNA/ExcelDna/tree/master/Documentation

I'd be just as happy with the "wiki" pages on GitHub, if you prefer that.

GitHub displays large markdown files very well, and it's easy to move or reformat from there.