Re: Hi I am new and need help on the following

[waynenwendysworld]

I am fully aware of that now, and I just skipped over registration terms as most people do.

Thanks for the help, I will just get them to e-mail me if they want more space with the money.

The URL link takes you to the picture, but posting the picture in another forum using IMG command does not dispaly the picture in that forum


link to picture:-

http://waynenwendysworld.co.uk/Photo/displayimage.php?pos=-2

the code to display picture

Code Select Expand

[img]http://waynenwendysworld.co.uk/Photo/displayimage.php?pos=-2[/img]


the result
(https://coppermine-gallery.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwaynenwendysworld.co.uk%2FPhoto%2Fdisplayimage.php%3Fpos%3D-2&hash=8dd1edc7a128f691f65c34d7bdf1674e777055ca)

Hope you can help

Thanks
Wayne

[Nibbler]

That is the url to the page with the pic on it, not the pic itself. You would need to obtain the url of the pic by right clicking- >properties. I believe there is also a mod/hack to display the url under the pic.

One question per thread.

[Joachim Müller]

please use subject lines that roughly describe the issue you're posting about. I'll bring to attention some lines you agreed to when registering for this support board:

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Instead, use a short phrase that describes your problem - this will make things easier for supporters as well as other users who might encounter a similar problem and browse the board for relevant postings.

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Post as many details as possible on the issue you're facing; for a start, you should post a link to your gallery and a test user account (without admin privileges). If the page in question can't be accessed by "regular" users (e.g. admin pages), post a screenshot.

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Joachim