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29-3-2013 14:40:01  #1


Flickr images

After a number of failures I just managed to post a couple of typewriter images via Flickr.

Flickr gives you two options:

1) Grab the link: eg http://www.flickr.com/photos/35093016@N03/8600242243/

2) Grab the HTML/BBCode: eg <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/35093016@N03/8600242243/" title="Monarch back by steveenfield, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8365/8600242243_ce851880c2.jpg" width="500" height="375" alt="Monarch back"></a>

Neither of these will work if you cut and past them into the 'image' text box (click on the mountain icon in the message toolbar). What did work was me extracting the jpeg information from the HTML code and pasting that, in this example:  http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8365/8600242243_ce851880c2.jpg

I can't help feeling it should be eaiser than this. Any suggestions welcome.

 

29-3-2013 17:19:09  #2


Re: Flickr images

Does Flickr give the "IMG Code" as does Photobucket?

Copy and pasting the code from a Photobucket photo to a forum should bring the photo right to the post.  Very easy.



To get the photo posted this link:
http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll315/SteveStephens/Typewriter%20collection/IMG_1310-1_zps5adad49c.jpg

has to be inserted inside-
[img] [/img]

When I copy the IMG Code it's all done for me;  Just copy and paste the IMG Code here and the post will include the photo.  For additional photos keep adding IMG Codes for each photo.

PS:   This 1907 Remington No.6 came from ebay with the cool little brass padlock attached as you see it.

Last edited by Steve Stephens (29-3-2013 17:20:51)

 

29-3-2013 20:05:39  #3


Re: Flickr images

Stevetype33 wrote:

I can't help feeling it should be eaiser than this. Any suggestions welcome.

As you've discovered, all the forum software wants is the address of the image on the internet. I don't know which operating system and web browser you're using, but for me I can just right click on an image, and then select "Copy Image Url" from a drop down menu. Then you just have to click on paste when you have the Image dialog box open within a post.

At least you don't have to do what I do, which is to type out the entire address from scratch because I'm uploading the images to my own domain server.

@Steve S. > That padlock is too cool. I wonder what the story is with that? Did someone keep their typewriter chained to a desk? 
 


The pronoun has always been capitalized in the English language for more than 700 years.
 

29-3-2013 20:17:18  #4


Re: Flickr images

Old ward locks such as those are easy to open. You just need a generic key of the right size, and a bit of oil. It's a cute little thing :D 


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"I just sit at a typewriter and curse a bit" - Sir Pelham Grenville "P.G." Wodehouse
"The biggest obstacle to professional writing is the necessity for changing a typewriter ribbon" - Robert Benchley
 

29-3-2013 22:46:17  #5


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Uwe wrote:

@Steve S. > That padlock is too cool. I wonder what the story is with that? Did someone keep their typewriter chained to a desk?  

I love the padlock.  The typewriter came in a metal cover/wood base and I think the padlock was likely used on the hasp in front of the case.  
 

 

29-3-2013 23:03:30  #6


Re: Flickr images

Steve Stephens wrote:

I think the padlock was likely used on the hasp in front of the case.  
 

 That would make a lot more sense than my theory!


The pronoun has always been capitalized in the English language for more than 700 years.
 

15-5-2014 14:51:46  #7


Re: Flickr images

Ok, I'm going to try Steve's suggestion... come on lucky lucky dice...

Did it work?


"...as if you could kill time without injuring eternity".
 

15-5-2014 14:52:43  #8


Re: Flickr images

Hmmm... was a bit small.  Any suggestions?  On flickr it's a lot bigger...


"...as if you could kill time without injuring eternity".
 

15-5-2014 14:54:15  #9


Re: Flickr images

Sorry, ignore that, I think I've worked it out...


"...as if you could kill time without injuring eternity".
 

15-5-2014 14:56:00  #10


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"...as if you could kill time without injuring eternity".
 

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