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Posting Pic Problem

Started by sgo, May 16, 2004, 07:29:52 PM

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sgo

When using the photobucket URL such as
http://img54.photobucket.com/albums/v164/sgomachen/CAR%20PICS/fc_wag_redback.jpg
 you can link to the pic.
But if i use the same URL in the "insert image" button to post an image, it doesn't come up in the post .

Anyone got any ideas?

Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius

#1
First up get the picture in a window by itself, then copy the URL that appears in the IE Address Bar. Then, when you do the image thing make sure you replace %20 with a proper space. That's how I did it anyway.


sgo


I never would have guessed that!
Thanks for that, it does work.

customFC

Stinky.
You little ripper.
I have opened a photobucket but was very disappointed that I could not post the pics here. They worked everywhere else, but not here. Your tip means I don't need to use Starphoto.
Many many thanks.
Regards
Alex

RET

Generally speaking, if you can avoid using spaces in file names you will make your life easier, because URLs should be a string of characters without spaces in them.

Also, there seems to be a bug in YaBB that I haven't quite figured out that causes image names with more than one hyphen in them to not display properly.  Maybe it has a similar conniption over embedded spaces.  In any case, if you can stick to a naming convention like this: "MyGreatFCPic.jpg" (with no spaces, or other punctuation marks) you shouldn't go too far wrong.

<trivia>
On the off-chance you're interested %20 means space because otherwise unprintable characters in URLs are shown as %nn, where nn is the hexadecimal (base-16) number of that character.  Space is decimal (ASCII) character number 32, which is 20 in hex.
</trivia>

cheers
%52%45%54 ;D
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