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[bdenner]

Just to add to my post above the problem appears to be in FireFox as there is no problem using IE, which I'm doing now.

[sbk]

pop up blocker?  do they show if you right click  them and open in new tab in FF?

[bdenner]

sbk, on 2009-03-14 13:20:53, said:

pop up blocker?  do they show if you right click  them and open in new tab in FF?

I run my curser over and don't get any option to right or left click on them --- No little 'Hand' telling me they are live.


Edit: OK I've got it. George won't approve but I was a bit over enthusiastic with one of my Global Add Blocking options.

Thanks, at least, for getting my brain to work in the right direction.

Edited by bdenner, 2009-03-15 08:08:54.

[klons]

Thomas_Merton, on 2005-10-23 17:21:17, said:

But why do you ignore the way I have written about at least three times in this forum?

The way that is available through Thaivisa's own software:

Using Add This Attachment (look at the bottom of the edit window - scroll if necessary - below the Post Icon Smilies).

1. Click on the Browse...button  to select the image on you hard drive
2. Click on Add This Attachment
3. When the edit page has reloaded, place your curser where you want the picture to appear, click on Add into Post

The picture appears reduced in size (but expandable on clicking), thus saving even more bandwidth and the need to involve a third company.

attachment

Has anything changed since this method was posted? I can only get through step 2. I can choose file and upload image to appear in attachment editor list, but in step 3  I can't find
an add into Post button anywhere. Any assistance is appreciated.

[Kan Win]

klons, on 2009-06-29 12:39:50, said:

Thomas_Merton, on 2005-10-23 17:21:17, said:

But why do you ignore the way I have written about at least three times in this forum?

The way that is available through Thaivisa's own software:

Using Add This Attachment (look at the bottom of the edit window - scroll if necessary - below the Post Icon Smilies).

1. Click on the Browse...button  to select the image on you hard drive
2. Click on Add This Attachment
3. When the edit page has reloaded, place your curser where you want the picture to appear, click on Add into Post

The picture appears reduced in size (but expandable on clicking), thus saving even more bandwidth and the need to involve a third company.

Has anything changed since this method was posted? I can only get through step 2. I can choose file and upload image to appear in attachment editor list, but in step 3  I can't find
an add into Post button anywhere. Any assistance is appreciated.

Hi klons,

Nothing has changed.

So you got to step 2.

 attach_me_2_small.jpg   115.44K   14 downloads

now 'Manage Current Attachment' bottom right hand side

press on it and you will see

 attach_me_3_small.jpg   120.11K   10 downloads

press the buttom Green + to post your attachment.

After that press the 'Preview Post' button to see if it in the correct place.

Hope this helps you and others as well.

Yours truly,

Win from Kan

[klons]

Hi klons,

Nothing has changed.

So you got to step 2.

 attach_me_2_small.jpg   115.44K   14 downloads

now 'Manage Current Attachment' bottom right hand side

press on it and you will see

 attach_me_3_small.jpg   120.11K   10 downloads

press the buttom Green + to post your attachment.

After that press the 'Preview Post' button to see if it in the correct place.

Hope this helps you and others as well.

Yours truly,

Win from Kan
[/quote]

Thanks for the forum support Kan Win. I was going to post this
on the Thai Language topic but will try it out here instead, the
image and lettering will probably be out of proportion.

This is a reconstruction of a sign  I saw in a รถตู้ passenger minivan.







[size=7]กรุณาอย่าเสียงดัง[/size]




translation: Please no loud noises.

[wimpy]

testing
 IMG_0001.JPG   121.8K   5 downloads

[Mark Wolfe]

Just curious...I see this in my window:

Quote

Attachment space used 44.71MB of 78.13MB

So what happens when I hit the allotment? Do I lose my photo posting privileges? How can I get more when I get there, if I do? Can I delete older posted photos, or what?

[Tywais]

Mark Wolfe, on 2009-07-16 19:04:53, said:

Can I delete older posted photos, or what?

Click on My Controls at the top of the page, then under left side Options > Manage Your Attachments you can select and delete what you want.

[Sunseasand69]

Hi, I have posted a few classified ads on here but didn't have photos - I have now taken some and want to add photos to the ads but can't see anyway to do this.... anyone know how to do this?

I gave up and tried to just repost the ads with pictures but am now being told that these ads already exist and I can't re-them....

Also none of the ads have appeared in the classified section yet - how long can I expect it to take before they are actually added to the website?

Thanks... ; )

[seanocasey]

have to try this uploading

Attached Files

•  Penguins.jpg   759.6K   7 downloads

[watutsi]

How do you determine the scale of how your image appears on the screen,using the Attach File method. i realise that everybody does not have the same size screen but is there a rule of thumb to get the image to fit the screen edge to edge.Images that i had scaled 9 inches across for printing were much smaller than this when posted and clicked on, so is it just a matter of scaling up a bit more ? Also i see some posts where the image is way larger than my screen [15 inches] to show fine detail on photos ,is this just a matter of scaling the image up to 20 or 30 inches and keeping the pixel ratio at 72pp or what ? My screen is 12 & half inches across what size should my pictures be to fit approx side to side. thankyou

[Tywais]

watutsi, on 2011-12-23 11:41:49, said:

How do you determine the scale of how your image appears on the screen,using the Attach File method.

The attached image of course shows up as a thumbnail with a fixed size in the forum software.  Clicking on it brings up the full size image and the size is determined by what the member has scaled (resized) it to on his computer before adding it as an attachment.

The optimum size to cover the vast majority of monitors would be 1024 pixel wide which would include your 12.5" monitor.  The image just above your post is 1024x768 and fits comfortably on my 19" 1280x1024 monitor.

Sometimes a member will put the full size image with no resizing as the attachment which won't fit any standard monitor such as 4000-5000 pixels wide.   I would like to take this opportunity to request members to resize to the above size.  Saves bandwidth for members with slow connections and allows it to be viewed fully on a screen.

There is such a diversity of screen sizes and ratios, 4:3, 16:9, 16:10 and different resolutions it is not possible to make an image that will fit side to side for everyone.

[smokie36]

Edit: Fixed.

Edited by smokie36, 2011-12-27 10:41:14.

[easylife]

testing, ok fixed

Edited by easylife, 2012-02-17 16:56:38.