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Original Message
"image posting problem"
Posted by vgbaron on 11-28-01 at 18:49z
Ben - Tried every way I know to post an image with no success. Image is on my C: drive in \temp.Tried
"C:\temp\IFRfright.gif"
<"C:\temp\IFRfright.gif">
<http://C:\temp\IFRfright.gif>
<"http://C:\temp\IFRfright.gif">
and a few others. Previewed post and just got whatever text was typed.
What am I missing here
Vic
Table of contents
- RE: image posting problem,Mike_Greenwood, 19:39z, 11-28-01
- RE: image posting problem,Ben Chiu, 19:59z, 11-28-01
- RE: image posting problem,Mike_Greenwood, 20:13z, 11-28-01
- RE: image posting problem,vgbaron, 22:33z, 11-28-01
- RE: image posting problem,Mike_Greenwood, 01:06z, 11-29-01
- RE: image posting problem,vgbaron, 01:27z, 11-29-01
- RE: image posting problem,Ben Chiu, 03:13z, 11-29-01
- RE: image posting problem,vgbaron, 16:58z, 11-29-01
Messages in this discussion
"RE: image posting problem"
Posted by Mike_Greenwood on 11-28-01 at 19:39z
Hi Vic,I'm not sure, but the image may need to be on a site accessible to the VPC server. In addition, use instead of <> for any html code.
--Greenie
**6 miles SSE KSJC**
"RE: image posting problem"
Posted by Ben Chiu on 11-28-01 at 19:59z
Hi Vic, >I'm not sure, but the image may need to be on a site
>accessible to the VPC server. In addition, use instead
>of <> for any html code.
What Mike said.
His last bit was missing the (brackets) instead of <> for html code.
Ben
"RE: image posting problem"
Posted by Mike_Greenwood on 11-28-01 at 20:13z
>>His last bit was missing the (brackets) instead of <> for html code.<<LOL! I did type them, but I forgot how the page would interpret it (as nothing obviously <g>).
--Greenie
**6 miles SSE KSJC**
"RE: image posting problem"
Posted by vgbaron on 11-28-01 at 22:33z
I figured out the part about the brackets but I still don't know how to include a .gif in a post . Are you saying that all images must reside on the server? Since the image is on my local drive and your server wouldn't have access to same, is there a way to include screenshots or other images in a post
Thanx,
Vic
"RE: image posting problem"
Posted by Mike_Greenwood on 11-29-01 at 01:06z
Hi Vic,>>Since the image is on my local drive and your server wouldn't have access to same, is there a way to include screenshots or other images in a post <<
I think the easiest way, is to set up one of those free homepages that many providers offer. Then use it as just a file repository, and link to the GIF from there. Here's a good place to start http://geocities.yahoo.com/home
--Greenie
**6 miles SSE KSJC**
"RE: image posting problem"
Posted by vgbaron on 11-29-01 at 01:27z
Greenie - Thanx for the info. I'll give it some thought.
Vic
"RE: image posting problem"
Posted by Ben Chiu on 11-29-01 at 03:13z
Hi Vic:Mike's suggestion is the cheapest option (very hard to beat free). Since we pay for bandwidth, and harddrives cost $, we can't offer file space for everyone or even crew only with the price that we're charging. However, if there's interest in such a service, we could come up with a higher level of VPC membership that would offer some storage space on one of our servers.
Just thinking out loud.
Ben
"RE: image posting problem"
Posted by vgbaron on 11-29-01 at 16:58z
Ben - Yeah, I guess that would work but it seems a bit of a hassle just to be able to upload a picture in a message. What started this is a cartoon that I saw that I wanted to share - including it in a message seemed the easiest, but setting up a website to link the picture.......
Another thought also, the ability to display screenshots in a message will help those who need advice on setting up FS2k2. I realize all this takes bandwidth but it's something you might look into.
Avsim allows images in a message and Flightsim has a separate forum for images. Of course there are a few individuals who abuse the priviledge.
Vic