Posting picture problem
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Anyone having a problem posting messages with pictures?
Comments (5)Photobucket is annoying and slow, it's just what I'm used to. I didn't know tinypic lets you upload directly from the computer, that sounds much less annoying. I switch between firefox and internet explorer... usually what doesn't work right with one, works fine with the other. Maybe there's a bug with a recent update to something, or maybe the internet is just being finicky. I'm a little nerdy, it helps to counteract the fact that technology tends to malfunction when I'm around... There's a 'contact us' button at the bottom of the screen... maybe someone who works on the site could help? Could be that it's a known bug they're working on fixing or something. I'm new here, I just know that switching browsers usually works when I have a problem with a website....See MoreI;m having a problem posting pictures
Comments (5)Carol and gardenweed, sometimes those photo hosting sites will give you the whole code to copy and paste into your message. If not code it like this: Take out everything between the quotes because I was helping another guy with that; it was his url then. Type in exactly what is shown including the space. Copy and paste the url to your photo between the quotes. Make sure it has .jpg after it although some may work differently now. Do separate code for each photo. I usually leave a line break in between by hitting enter, but some people put theirs right up against the previous photo if posting more than one. Hit preview. If you got it right the image will show. If not, try to figure out what is wrong and keep trying, can use preview many times B4 the final submit. If it looks good, then click on submit. If you're still stuck, just dump it all by going back to the forum or main page of GW....See MoreAnyone having a problem posting messages with Tinypic pictures?
Comments (1)I use tinypics. almost daily, np's..you must now type in code accurately, then for this site use first link on list you get to copy here.....See MoreLet's post a before picture! (X-post on kitchen forum)
Comments (22)shades, I have a dolly (no straps tho) but I still couldn't move things. could maybe stack a few smaller boxes on it. jed has some stretch bands? with hooks on the ends that he uses. I actually have 2 small ones like his. should buy longer ones. yes, I have different people say they'll come do stuff - but then something happens and they don't show up. I've been trying for over 3 wks to get new front tires. my mechanic said he'd get some for me and put on. then stuff happened at his shop (to do with wind storms here), after that his elderly mother needed help up in phx... I had a test scheduled and had to cxl it! he got here and took wheels off to have tires put on... then many days later on NYE day he made it here and put wheels on front. and left. about 2 hrs later I got in car to go to store and heard horrible noise when backing the car up. couldn't go anywhere. he finally made it back here on sat. Tires were wrong size. too big and were hitting the struts. He put those on the back and my back tires on the front so I could at least go to the store. he's coming back tomorrow to take car to the tire shop to have them changed and rotated back. good grief! that something so normally simple would be such a bear to get done. this has also had me stranded in my own house for days. I wanted to get out and pick up take out from local Mexican rest. - tired of my own 'cooking' - lol! (finally got my 'dinner' today!) Then Jed over watered my plants last sunday and ran me out of water - but I didn't know it... had to shut down the pump til more water could be delieved - on Wednesday! (that was today and I now have water again). just thinking of these things tires me... oh, and in between these things my son landed himself in the hospital in the Midwest with a blood infection. been in there 5 days, has something connected to him/in him by his heart. could have died / or lost his leg. will be able to go home (info from dd) but will need to return to hospital every day for 10 days to have more antibiotics put in whatever that 'thing' is attached to him. he says it's called cellulitis (what he has). I would have guessed that meant he had cellulite - he's way too thin and fit for that! And with my fibro I've been sleeping a ton again. and cold, damp weather outside here - that doesn't help. I hope anyone reading this survived......See More- 11 years ago
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