How to upload multiple images to one post ???

g-in-fl

10 years ago

I tried posting this question last night, but it appears that I'm even having difficulty with the basics.

Could someone please explain how to upload multiple photos to one post? (or direct me to an existing explanation)

Thanks,
Gracin

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hoovb zone 9 sunset 23
10 years ago
you have to make an account with (for example) photobucket and then paste the provided html code for each image into your message.
lesmc
10 years ago
I could not do it!!! Only one image would show up!
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dublinbay z6 (KS)
10 years ago
lesmc--well, your one image is lovely, if that helps! LOL

If you are restricted to one image per post, you are using the forum's method rather than using the photobucket method.

If you uploaded your pics to photobucket, then you go to your photobucket library and click on the desired photo. Then on the right, locate the HTML CODE (make sure it is the HTML CODE or this won't word!). Click on the HTML CODE (it SAVES automatically). Then come over here to the forum and PASTE the HTML CODE into the Message Box. (You will have to click PREVIEW to actually see the pic.)

Done that way, you can insert as many pics as you desire. You can also type before, between, and after each pic.

Hope that helps.

Kate
seil zone 6b MI
10 years ago
What Kate said. It sounds like you're trying to use the "image file to upload (optional)" box at the top of the posting box. That will only allow ONE photo to be posted at the bottom of your post. To post more than one and put text between them you must paste the html code INTO your message in the posting box.
melissa_thefarm
10 years ago
There's another way if you're allergic to Photobucket or technology in general. Write your message and attach the one photo that Gardenweb allows, then post your message. Then answer your own message, changing the title (the box labeled "Subject of Posting") and posting a second photo and text. Repeat as often as you have photos. There doesn't seem to be any rule against this, or at least there wasn't one when I did it a few weeks ago when I was posting photos of a rose I was trying to get an ID of. It is slow.
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