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Picture viewing in threads.

11 years ago

Could someone do a test for me? In a thread upload one picture from some where like photo bucket (label it photo bucket). And then upload a picture from the new gardenweb directions, label it. -- I think I am not seeing any of the photos with the new GW directions. TIA.

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ann_t
11 years ago
I could be wrong, but I think the new gardenweb photo option only allows the photo to be uploaded directly from your computer. Not from a photo hosting site.

~Ann
eandhl
Original Author
11 years ago
I know that but I am seeing threads with apparent pictures by the posts that follow but I see no pictures. Then I see a post and I do see the pictures. I believe I am not seeing any of the pictures that posters are using the new feature.
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ann_t
11 years ago
Sharon, this is the
original post by Tamara with regards to the new photo uploading option.

You can see just about the title of this post "Image File to upload (optional) and a browse button.

I assume that you can just browse your camera drive to upload directly.

Eandhl,

here is a photo posted from Smugmug. Hope you can see it.

~Ann
dedtired
11 years ago
Here's one from Photobucket:

And here's one from GW's upload function:
eandhl
Original Author
11 years ago
I see both Ann T & dedtired pictures. I have tried a couple of times for test pictures using the new feature but so far have failed.
eandhl
Original Author
11 years ago
Does Tamera have contact info? I am quite sure it is just the pictures uploaded with the new feature that I am not able to view. I have also tried a few times to upload with the new feature and no picture is there for me to see.
magothyrivergirl
11 years ago
"I had to unblock GW from the automatically load images in Java"
I wrote this in the original post that ann t linked to above.
I was unable to view the pics using the new GW feature, but it was a setting on my computer.
Hope this helps.

dedtired~ great method to be able to post more than one picture in a post - extra steps, but nice to know you can still use Photobucket and GW in the same post.
cloudy_christine
11 years ago
I can see all images on this forum, or at least I think I can. I see both of Pam's, and I've never had the sense that I missed a photo. But, on the decorating forum there are pictures that don't appear in threads that refer to them. I have Firefox set to automatically load images.
So I tried disabling AdBlock Plus, and that worked. Why would a .jpg uploaded to GardenWeb trigger AdBlock Plus?

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