Jon Vidulich
Member
How do you post a photo on here? Every time I try it just "X's" out and no photo appears. Need some help and haven't been able to find any info searching.Thanks.
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Zachary Hoyt
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Down at the bottom of the post a message form I hit 'advanced posting options' and then 'upload photo' and follow the prompts. I hope that helps.
Zach
Zach
You need to upload it somewhere like photobucket, which is a free service. Tinypic is another. Copy the image code and paste it where it says "Optional Image URL" below your message. Multiple pix- put a comma after each URL you paste. Remember that when you hit "preview your reply", the picture should appear. Then hit the final submit. If you don"t see the picture, it will not appear on the board.
Do what JMS suggested on using the "Optional Image URL". I use tinypic.com as it requires less typing. You need your pictures stored on your computer like My Documents since most of these free photo services will take you there automatically. You click on "Browse" then select your picture then click on "Save" and then
on "Upload". You will get an image url similar to this: http://i34.tinypic.com/234der9.jpg
You place that image url in the Optional Image URL space and dont use any symbols [ ] or any other punctuation "
To post 2 or more pictures you need an image url for each picture you would use a comma after the jpg,http://i45
You still use the Optional Image URL space. There's another way to post 2 or more pictures known as html writing where you do use symbols and puctuation when posting your image url's.
You place them just below your message you've written and leave a space or write something between the pictures. It is shown here in this attachment. Hal
on "Upload". You will get an image url similar to this: http://i34.tinypic.com/234der9.jpg
You place that image url in the Optional Image URL space and dont use any symbols [ ] or any other punctuation "
To post 2 or more pictures you need an image url for each picture you would use a comma after the jpg,http://i45
You still use the Optional Image URL space. There's another way to post 2 or more pictures known as html writing where you do use symbols and puctuation when posting your image url's.
You place them just below your message you've written and leave a space or write something between the pictures. It is shown here in this attachment. Hal
I have never had to upload to another location like Photobucket or any other server. I can upload straight to the forum post a message form. I just click on "Upload Photo" down below, under "Advanced Posting Tools", and doing that gives me the option to "Browse" which lets me go to the file in my pc where the photos are. Then choose one, click "upload" then continue, either adding more photos or submit the message for review. Paul
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