I often add photos to posts to illustrate them or to add photos to a discussion where one of the posters doesn't know how to do it. I have two problems I'd like some help with:
1. Some photos disappear after a while, leaving only a question mark. I was under the assumption that after they were once posted here, the file was here, and the photo would stay here. Apparently, after the photo at the address I posted to disappears, the one on this site does too. This means, I guess, that the server here goers and gets the photo at the address posted each time it is accessed. Is this true? Does it mean that, in order to make a photo "stick" and last, I have to put it in my album (or it has to be in someone elses'), since it's availability on the internet is not assured?
2. I usually capture the address of a photo using the shift + control keys on my iMac computer, then write the [img}xxxxx[/url] surrounding code by hand. The capture of the address part of the process no longer works. I'm wondering if this is because I've changed something unknowingly on my computer, or if it's an artifact of a Safari update. Does anyone know? I can test it by trying it with Foxfire, as a test.
Joe. :teeth :thup
1. Some photos disappear after a while, leaving only a question mark. I was under the assumption that after they were once posted here, the file was here, and the photo would stay here. Apparently, after the photo at the address I posted to disappears, the one on this site does too. This means, I guess, that the server here goers and gets the photo at the address posted each time it is accessed. Is this true? Does it mean that, in order to make a photo "stick" and last, I have to put it in my album (or it has to be in someone elses'), since it's availability on the internet is not assured?
2. I usually capture the address of a photo using the shift + control keys on my iMac computer, then write the [img}xxxxx[/url] surrounding code by hand. The capture of the address part of the process no longer works. I'm wondering if this is because I've changed something unknowingly on my computer, or if it's an artifact of a Safari update. Does anyone know? I can test it by trying it with Foxfire, as a test.
Joe. :teeth :thup