How do
postman
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I post pictures on this forum .
I have worked out how to on other forums .But cannot seem to fathom this one out .
Anyone going to help a 60 yearold computer numpty .?
I have worked out how to on other forums .But cannot seem to fathom this one out .
Anyone going to help a 60 yearold computer numpty .?
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Put the pic onto another site and drop the url for the picture between the '
' tags in your post.
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On Strava.{/url}0 -
Press 'Img' button.
Then paste the internet address next to it.
Then hit the Img button again (but it looks like this: Img*
E.g"I hold it true, what'er befall;
I feel it, when I sorrow most;
'Tis better to have loved and lost;
Than never to have loved at all."
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Thank you much appreciated .0
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where is the pic then???????0
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This has only worked once for me.
Wont show my flickr pics, nor facebook, so i guess its a restriction on those sites.0 -
Flickr photos have to be set to public to work. I have not had any problems with Flickr otherwise...
E.g.
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On Strava.{/url}0 -
DesWeller wrote:Flickr photos have to be set to public to work. I have not had any problems with Flickr otherwise...
E.g.
OK thanks, I guessed it would be because of that.0 -
OK this picture is set to view by anyone, i.e. public:0
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nope it doesn't work. I notice that when I paste the link after pressing the first img link it removes the ] from the0
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I think this forum software gags at url's that include glyphs such as @. If I'm right, it's not very durable, but there are usually ways around it. Try:SteveR_100Milers wrote:nope it doesn't work. I notice that when I paste the link after pressing the first img link it removes the ] from the
(I right-clicked on the image and chose "copy image address". That's on a Mac, though I think Windows has the same command)0 -
Aha, there is a link specifically on flickr to do just this, but you have to click on all sizes of the picture so that the original image appears:
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They are great photos, Steve.
The second one reminds me when I was in Melbourne and went for an evening walk. The sea had washed up a load of bioluminescent plankton (or something) onto the sand - every time you took a step, green lines of light would radiate out across the sand from where you planted your foot. Needless to say I didn't get a photo, but it looked amazing!- - - - - - - - - -
On Strava.{/url}0
