how do you upload pictures

[admin_exported]

iam having promblem trying to show my picts any help please

 

[Anonymous]

find a thread with a picture in it and click the "QUOTE" button... there you will be able to see the script that is used to post a picture.... I can't really show you, because it would try and put up a picture on the screen.... tell you what.... i'll put one in here at the end so you can see what is required, just change the link in the speech marks to wherever you have hosted your picture... and you will have to host the picture first on something like facebook or photobucket....

 

[John Duncan]

Or type:

<img src=""your" image URL here"/>

or, if the image comes out too big,:

<img src=""your" image URL here" width="300"/>, editing the '300' number until it's not too big

Make sure you only enter the image's URL, not the page it's on.

 

[Anonymous]

thankyou i will give it a try

 

[D.J.KRIME]

[quote user="tom83cat"]find a thread with a picture in it and click the "QUOTE" button... there you will be able to see the script that is used to post a picture.... I can't really show you, because it would try and put up a picture on the screen.... tell you what.... i'll put one in here at the end so you can see what is required, just change the link in the speech marks to wherever you have hosted your picture... and you will have to host the picture first on something like facebook or photobucket....

[/quote]

 

[D.J.KRIME]

[quote user="JohnDuncan"]Make sure you only enter the image's URL, not the page it's on.[/quote]
Sorry lost me there, How do I get the URL not the web address?

 

[professorhat]

You can normally right click on the picture and choose "Open Link in New Tab / Window" to get the URL.

 

[Anonymous]

Or right click and go to properties... it's a shame this forum does not have an e-mail option because I have a word document with all the scripts for this site ready to go, just copy and paste it into the reply box.

 

[John Duncan]

[quote user="D.J.KRIME"][quote user="JohnDuncan"]Make sure you only enter the image's URL, not the page it's on.[/quote]
Sorry lost me there, How do I get the URL not the web address?[/quote]

What I mean is the link to the picture itself, as opposed to the page it's sitting on - right click on the picture/copy shortcut (for windows users).

 

[D.J.KRIME]

[quote user="JohnDuncan"][quote user="D.J.KRIME"][quote user="JohnDuncan"]Make sure you only enter the image's URL, not the page it's on.[/quote] Sorry lost me there, How do I get the URL not the web address?[/quote]

What I mean is the link to the picture itself, as opposed to the page it's sitting on - right click on the picture/copy shortcut (for windows users).[/quote]So I go to the Web page on say Flickr where the picture is posted and simply right click on the actual picture and select copy shortcut right?

 

[John Duncan]

yes, and then place it in the code above, like this:

<img src=""http://www.flowerbud.com/images/flowers/bouquet-brights.jpg"" width="100"/>

give you this:

Note that if a photo has a link (ie if you click on it, it naviagtes somewhere else), things are more complicated, since the shortcut you get when you copy will be to the link, not the image. But Flickr gives you the option to copy a link when you're looking at a photo, if I recall, I will check.

 

[D.J.KRIME]

did this work?

 

[D.J.KRIME]

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