How do you post pictures on a forum thread?
How do you post pictures on a forum thread?
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shangani

Original Poster:

3,069 posts

267 months

Monday 7th November 2005
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Topic says it all....

StuartB

339 posts

265 months

Monday 7th November 2005
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Embed picture [ pic ] www.website/picture.jpg [ /pic ]
Less the spaces before and after the square brackets

>> Edited by StuartB on Monday 7th November 19:52

hanskie1001

2 posts

251 months

Thursday 10th November 2005
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But how do you do this when the picture is not on a website but on your own laptop?

thanks

hans

Esprit

6,373 posts

313 months

Thursday 10th November 2005
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you have to put it on a website... easiest way is to sign up for a photobucket account (www.photobucket.com) ... you can upload it to there and then link to it from there

rfoster

1,482 posts

284 months

Thursday 10th November 2005
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Not sure if you can as the pictures needs to be hosted somewhere.

shot2bits

1,273 posts

258 months

Thursday 10th November 2005
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hanskie1001 said:
But how do you do this when the picture is not on a website but on your own laptop?

thanks

hans


It can be done using your laptop but it's more complicated. You'd either publish a static IP which is your DSL router assigned by the ISP and forward requests through to the internal IP of your laptop. Or, you'd need DNS (run by your domain provider) to reflect the IP address of your router (and forward through to internal IP) for all www.yourdomain.com requests. Also, you'd need software on the laptop to allow file sharing.

Best to use web space, right?!

Oh, and your laptop would always need to be on otherwise nobody would be able to access it!

[anorak mode off]

Edited bcos I cannot type.

>> Edited by shot2bits on Thursday 10th November 10:57

cheekymonkey

1,139 posts

254 months

Thursday 10th November 2005
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shot2bits said:
hanskie1001 said:
But how do you do this when the picture is not on a website but on your own laptop?

thanks

hans


It can be done using your laptop but it's more complicated. You'd either publish a static IP which is your DSL router assigned by the ISP and forward requests through to the internal IP of your laptop. Or, you'd need DNS (run by your domain provider) to reflect the IP address of your router (and forward through to internal IP) for all www.yourdomain.com requests. Also, you'd need software on the laptop to allow file sharing.

>> Edited by shot2bits on Thursday 10th November 10:57


sorry can't resist...





shot2bits

1,273 posts

258 months

Thursday 10th November 2005
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cheekymonkey said:


sorry can't resist...



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I'll get my coat... er sorry, anorak...