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Home   Forums   Events Calendar   Sponsors   Support the RRLine   Guestbook   FAQ     Register Active Topics | Active Polls | Resources | Members | Online Users | Live Chat | Avatar Legend | Search | Statistics Photo Album | File Lister | File Library [ Active Members: 9 | Anonymous Members: 0 | Guests: 42 ]  [ Total: 51 ]  [ Newest Member: BandOMan ]  All Forums  General Forums  The Arrival Track  posting photos using FireFox/Mozilla Next Page  New Topic |   Reply to Topic |   Printer Friendly Author Topic Page: 1 2 of 2 Dreamweaver Crew Chief Posted - 10/29/2007 :  04:58:44 AM       This is a how to for posting photo's to any Snitz Forum using FireFox/Mozilla/netscape browsers. 1. Click the Photo loading Icon Notice in this picture I left the full screen shot so that you can see clearly that I am using Firefox/Mozilla. 2. Click on the Paper clip Insert a File button. 3. A window will appear click on browse. 4. Choose the picture you want to upload 5. When the picture you are uploading is highlighted then click on "Open" 6. Click on "Upload File to (Your Screenname Here) Post" NOTICE THE FILE NAME NEXT TO BROWSE 7. After file uploads hold the left key on the mouse down and highlight the "Link" name. 8. Right click and chose "Copy" 8B. After you clicked "Copy" then click "Please Click Here to Close this Window" 9. Place mouse Between the bracketed img and /img that appeared when you first clicked the upload photo Icon in step one. 10. Right click and select "Paste" 11. That's it make sure you move the mouse to the end of the line behind the last bracket before you do anything else. Mike J Country: USA | Posts: 860 Bbags Administrator Premium Member Posted - 10/29/2007 :  07:04:40 AM     Hi Mike, I made this topic a sticky. John Bagley Modeling the Alaska Railroad in HO in Wildwood Georgia. Country: USA | Posts: 13050 southriv Engine Wiper Posted - 10/29/2007 :  08:13:28 AM       Regarding this method - Ditto on a Mac. Bob Country: | Posts: 216 Rick Administrator Premium Member Posted - 10/29/2007 :  09:15:54 AM     Excellent tutorial Mike. Hopefully this will solve some problems and allow more people to post pictures. Thanks for taking the time to put this together. Country: USA | Posts: 17724 hvig Crew Chief Posted - 10/29/2007 :  09:28:16 AM       Thanks. I didn't know about the photo loading icon. I just typed the "img" and "/img" myself. (left off the square brackets because I don't have a real image". It wasn't too bad because once typed, I could copy and paste it. A single button sure is easier. Country: USA | Posts: 986 lab-dad Fireman Posted - 10/29/2007 :  09:53:36 AM         Thank you! I knew it was simple....... -Marty Country: USA | Posts: 1484 MikeC Administrator Premium Member Posted - 10/29/2007 :  3:53:03 PM       Well, I'm glad this solves the Mozilla/Netscape/Firefox file uploading problem. Thanks, Mike, for taking the time to figure out this solution to the problem and putting together the tutorial. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm a busy man. I have a railroad to run. Visit the Central Missouri & Southern Country: USA | Posts: 21584 Greg Rich Engine Wiper Posted - 11/02/2007 :  11:31:17 PM     Mike, I regret reopening this topic, but I tried your very well written tutorial on loading pictures several times and things on this end just are not working. I follow the sequence and get to the step in which I am to push the "upload" button; I do, . . . . and in a couple of seconds a cryptic message in computereze appears, and it goes something like this: Request object error ASP0104:8000400 Operation not allowed /Forum/output file.asp,line13 I'm sure that this means something to someone, but it's wasted on me. Any Ideas? I'd sure like to share some PIX with you folks, Regards, Greg Rich Country: | Posts: 284 LVRALPH Fireman Posted - 11/03/2007 :  05:15:44 AM     Is your picture to big? The file must be a certain size to post, I think under 100K. Check that and resize if necessary. I get that message when my pic is to large. Just a thought, I could be wrong. It is nice to have such talent such as Mike J on this forum to show the way on subjects like that. Country: | Posts: 5429 Dreamweaver Crew Chief Posted - 11/04/2007 :  01:45:22 AM       AH shuck thanks Ralphy Mike J Country: USA | Posts: 860 Dreamweaver Crew Chief Posted - 11/04/2007 :  02:05:43 AM       Greg I think there might have been a problem with the forum when you tried to post the pictures because I tried it shortly there after on both Mozilla and IE and had the same response. There I tried it again tonight and it works fine By the way this is a Florida biker Mike J Edited by - Dreamweaver on 11/05/2007 07:14:53 AM Country: USA | Posts: 860 sparkman Engine Wiper Posted - 11/05/2007 :  10:00:14 AM     Thanks Mike!! I posted the above pic as confirmation. It works, I hated switching to IE to post pics. Thanks again. -david j Country: USA | Posts: 468 dave m Section Hand Premium Member Posted - 02/18/2008 :  7:24:33 PM     As I read finally, things go much smoother without any spaces or punctuation & (INCLUDING THE AMPERSAND) in the file name. Edited by - dave m on 02/18/2008 7:25:17 PM Country: USA | Posts: 84 robert goslin Crew Chief Premium Member Posted - 05/22/2008 :  10:44:48 PM     Excellent tutorial, but i'm still having a slight problem posting more than one photo. Uploaded some last night, but only the first one appears on the screen, while the others are just attachments that have to opened individually to be seen. I'm assuming that maybe I am placing the cursor in the wrong spot or some such thing. Any help appreciated. Regards Rob. Regards Rob Goslin Despite the cost of living, it's still popular. Country: Australia | Posts: 513 Dutchman Administrator Premium Member Posted - 05/22/2008 :  11:08:17 PM     Robert, If you are going to load 5 pictures, you have to click on the photo loading icon 5 times. That gives you five sets of {img} {/img} (only with square brackets). Then you click on the paper clip upload icon, past the first picture into the first set of "{img} {/img}"s, then go back, click on the paper clip and upload the second picture, copy and paste it into the second set, etc. I hope this makes sense. Bruce Modeling the railroads of the Jersey Highlands in HO and the logging railroads of Pennsylvania in HOn3 Edited by - Dutchman on 05/22/2008 11:10:59 PM Country: USA | Posts: 23229 robert goslin Crew Chief Premium Member Posted - 06/05/2008 :  05:28:04 AM     Bruce Thanks for the info on loading more than one photo. Once explained it was clear and I'm now posting plenty of pics for people to see. Regards Rob. Regards Rob Goslin Despite the cost of living, it's still popular. 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