Would someone please splane to me how pictures are posted on the new board? Is it simply a matter of clicking the "Manage Attachments" link below, selecting the attachments and clicking send?
How about adding text between the pictures? Same as the old board w/ img src html? How do you know what file name, etc. is used?
Aarggghhhh!! Change is good, but I'm too stupid to figure this out on my own.
all of the multiple pics I've seen are hosted offline on another server i.e. their own, not mtbr. I'm still working on that one as well.
Francis has a post in the General/Help board that may offer some insight. Scroll down a ways.
good luck to us all,
HW
Originally Posted by Ken in KC
Would someone please splane to me how pictures are posted on the new board? Is it simply a matter of clicking the "Manage Attachments" link below, selecting the attachments and clicking send?
How about adding text between the pictures? Same as the old board w/ img src html? How do you know what file name, etc. is used?
Aarggghhhh!! Change is good, but I'm too stupid to figure this out on my own.
Is that you don't know the url of the pictures you've attached until after you've submitted your post. It would be nice if the upload window included the url text like the old message board did for each uploaded file.
You can use the "upload photos" link up in the top right to upload images just like old system. Copy and paste the URLs from there into the img src tags.
If the image is already on the web I was successfull with (less than)img src="URL"(greater than) for multiple images in a post.
Is that you don't know the url of the pictures you've attached until after you've submitted your post. It would be nice if the upload window included the url text like the old message board did for each uploaded file.
You can use the "upload photos" link up in the top right to upload images just like old system. Copy and paste the URLs from there into the img src tags.
this is an official attempt to post a picture on an internet message board... this is my wife's 1x1 after I secretly attached a fork that has no travel whatsoever...she loves it...
I've been using ubb image tags, which go like this:
First upload your image to a server (MTBR's or what I use [its free], imagestation.com). Then copy and paste the full url between image tags like these, leaving out the space between "[" and "img":
[ img]http://yourimageurlhere[/img]
Works for me, although I'm not sure it can handle the parentheses the MTBR server puts into some urls. I know it can't on other boards.
What I can't figure out is how to get the url before you post the post. You probably can't. You can do the post with attachments, then edit it to look the way you want, but that would be kind of a pain.
...you edit, and the "so and so has attached..." message goes away. See my post above. I made it using your method before I read your post, and removed my attachment after.
Ken, apparently it barfs on the () brackets I had the same problem and eventually got it to work using < img src="http://blahblah/" > (without the spaces). Hope that helps you a bit.
The above posted with [ img] and [ /img], without spaces of course. Below, the image is posted with the < img src= version.
I guess I didn't know that posting pics was such a pia. After learning to post multiple pics on the old board, its kinda become an easy thing to do anywhere, especailly once you learn the tagging that you need to use. I do know for sure that the [img] brackets can't use (_) in the address of the picture. Screws it up somehow or other. You get the parentheses if you load multiple copies of the pic into mtbr's server.
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I had the same problem and eventually got it to work using < img src="http://blahblah/" > (without the spaces). Hope that helps you a bit.
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