Adding an image to a topic/reply
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http://s628.photobucket.com/albums/uu4/ciak55/?action=view¤t=santabarbara7.jpg
thats a webpage url>>>
Damn Damn http://s628.photobucket.com/albums/uu4/ciak55/?action=view¤t=santabarbara7.jpg Ok I can post to the Url not the pic I getting closer slowly I turned step by step inch by inch :laugh: :laugh:>>>
Now if only I could figure out how to put more pictures in my album from my other files I could go nuts with this. Maybe even surpass Vaa>>>
Lets try this
Wheres the image url???>>>
Steve, I don't see my album in the RCS owners list? The albums are listed separately here on the GUI but not with on the main board. >>>
Fixed it was acually pulling the list from the old database not the new one>>>
But we can't add to the albums anymore ?>>>
less see
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okayyyyyyy
[URL=http://ljgregorysr.jalbum.net/Puppies%206-25-09/][IMG]http://jalbum.net/resources/org.apache.wicket.Application/albumIcon;jsessionid=c9f1y0Xe6mOmnJ6lX8b5.81?type=LARGE&id=587309[/IMG][/URL]>>>
hmmmmm
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later.....grandaughters callin for Pa>>>
Bracket Right Click Picture click Properties Image url starts with Http://
http://www.rooferscoffeeshop.com/images/sample4.png>>>
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Seems like all you guys need to do is right click on picture and click properties then on the line where it says address url copy and paste the line that starts with http:// into this reply box then highlight the entire http:// line that you pasted then click image it will add the img brackets automaticly the main thing to rembeer is the brackets are"img" for the beginning then your address and "img/" for the closing instead of the quatation marks around img they are brackets -- also remember to remove "the width=100" after the beginning bracket.

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So it should look like this "img" http://www.rooferscoffeeshop.com/images/sample4.png "img/" See the quotation marks around the img? they need to be [Brackets] http://www.rooferscoffeeshop.com/images/sample4.png [Brackets] Instead of the word brackets it needs img for the first and img/ for the last>>>











