The videos have an embed code. Is there such a thing for the photos? To be able to embed the photos on other sites?
The videos have an embed code. Is there such a thing for the photos? To be able to embed the photos on other sites? |
Yes, if you look on the page for the photo, you will see the URL for the photo. The reason for this is because the URL in the browser address bar is not the correct one. Dolphin stores the photos with a hash; so the URL presented on the page is the one to use in an image tag for embedding on other sites. Geeks, making the world a better place |
Is there a plugin? |
RE: Is there a plugin? A plugin to do what? Are you saying that you don't know how to place an image in html content? My opinions expressed on this site, in no way represent those of Boonex or Boonex employees. |
you may have to place the block that displays the embed code into an active column in your page builders. It sounds like you do not see the code that GG is referring to. caredesign.net |
Yes, if you look on the page for the photo, you will see the URL for the photo. The reason for this is because the URL in the browser address bar is not the correct one. Dolphin stores the photos with a hash; so the URL presented on the page is the one to use in an image tag for embedding on other sites. how do I find the url on the page ? http://leadoffla.com/m/photos/view/HB-2014-04-06-3 not there ? thanks http://certifiedhosting.com/ |
you may have to place the block that displays the embed code into an active column in your page builders. It sounds like you do not see the code that GG is referring to. what is the name of the block that shows the embed code ? http://leadoffla.com/m/photos/view/HB-2014-04-06-3 no code on this page http://certifiedhosting.com/ |
Exactly, I would like to receive the display the user an embed code. As in category videos. |
Thanks for pointing this out; I just went to the Boonex demo site and you are correct, there is no url for the photo in the info blocks. Perhaps this was there in the 7.0.9 version and removed? I thought I remember seeing it at one time so it may be when I was using 7.0.9 for testing back before 7.1.0 came out.
At any rate, the URL you need to grab will have to come from right clicking the photo. The URL in the browser is not what one's needs for adding the image to other content. Geeks, making the world a better place |
Exactly, I would like to receive the display the user an embed code. As in category videos. This is the "embed" code but you will have to manually add it, or if you are pasting in just use copy and paste, depends on how you are adding it. Some browsers will allow you to right click on a photo and hit copy, then when you paste into a comment box or editor it will add the image tag. <img src="URL to image" /> where "URL to image" is something along the lines of http://demo.boonex.com/walrus.jpg. Note, you may not see the / so you can ignore that. However, under strict markup, the image tag is a self closing tag and the / should be included. Geeks, making the world a better place |
right mouse click works. thanks GG http://certifiedhosting.com/ |
How can you display a Photo Embed Code for the user? |
RE: How can you display a Photo Embed Code for the user? You're joking right? Is there something wrong with Copy & Paste? My opinions expressed on this site, in no way represent those of Boonex or Boonex employees. |
No not a joke. For myself, it is no problem to include photos so. But how is one to explain the simple User? Such a code would be much easier, and for some users already difficult enough. I just want to know if and how it works and why and why not indeed. |
No not a joke. For myself, it is no problem to include photos so. But how is one to explain the simple User? Such a code would be much easier, and for some users already difficult enough. I just want to know if and how it works and why and why not indeed. If want to add such code to be on the photo page that is possible. The user would copy and paste the embed code just as they do on sites like YouTube for embedding videos; it would be the same procedure. Send me a PM. Geeks, making the world a better place |
RE No not a joke. For myself, it is no problem to include photos so. But how is one to explain the simple User? Such a code would be much easier, and for some users already difficult enough. I just want to know if and how it works and why and why not indeed. So then rather than right clicking on an image anywhere on the internet, then placing the mouse cursor anywhere else on the internet and hitting <CTRL> + C, and being done...... You propose to provide the following solution: <img width="600px" height="450px" src="http://some bullshitsite/images/numnuts.jpg" alt="Say something anout the image'' /> Then have them toggle an editor somewhere into html mode to properly place the above code in the proper place in the document.... You think that's going to be easier for 'simple users' than cut & paste without having to edit html code?? Well OK then.... carry on... My opinions expressed on this site, in no way represent those of Boonex or Boonex employees. |