ROFB.net photo site

Hi Folks...
The bad news: It has come up that the URL I provided for a recent
picture on the rofb.net photo gallery was changed by the addition of another
photo. I have investigated a little, and found that this is definitely the
case if you copy the URL in the address window while viewing the image. It
can change by how you get to the photo you are viewing, as well.
The good news: You can view the information for the image you have just
added below that photo (while viewing it by itself). Inside that
information you will find an item labeled URL. If you use that URL, it will
stay constant and can be used to reference that image.

Here's a nice example, using one of Sandy's fish:
http://rofb.net/gallery//displayimage.php?pos=-22

Hope that helps!
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Andrew Kidd
http://www.amiasoft.com/ - Software for the rest of us!
http://www.rofb.net/ - ROFB Newsgroup Home

You can right click on the image itself, and get the url directly to the
image location. This is handy for posting in forums and other in-line
content. Unfortunately it borrows bandwidth from the ROFB site server.

ie:

http://rofb.net/gallery//albums/user.../bigfish1a.jpg

This is a direct url and does not change unless the picture is actually
moved to another location.

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"Andrew Kidd" wrote in message
news:bUavc.4916$sI.3947@attbi_s52...
Hi Folks...
The bad news: It has come up that the URL I provided for a recent
picture on the rofb.net photo gallery was changed by the addition of
another
photo. I have investigated a little, and found that this is definitely
the
case if you copy the URL in the address window while viewing the image.
It
can change by how you get to the photo you are viewing, as well.
The good news: You can view the information for the image you have
just
added below that photo (while viewing it by itself). Inside that
information you will find an item labeled URL. If you use that URL, it
will
stay constant and can be used to reference that image.

Here's a nice example, using one of Sandy's fish:
http://rofb.net/gallery//displayimage.php?pos=-22

Hope that helps!
--
Andrew Kidd
http://www.amiasoft.com/ - Software for the rest of us!
http://www.rofb.net/ - ROFB Newsgroup Home

Now I know why there were so many views in just one day. I thought it was dem laigs........

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Sandy Joren
You sound reasonable ... Time to up my medication.....
"Andrew Kidd" wrote in message news:bUavc.4916$sI.3947@attbi_s52...
Hi Folks...
The bad news: It has come up that the URL I provided for a recent
picture on the rofb.net photo gallery was changed by the addition of another
photo. I have investigated a little, and found that this is definitely the
case if you copy the URL in the address window while viewing the image. It
can change by how you get to the photo you are viewing, as well.
The good news: You can view the information for the image you have just
added below that photo (while viewing it by itself). Inside that
information you will find an item labeled URL. If you use that URL, it will
stay constant and can be used to reference that image.

Here's a nice example, using one of Sandy's fish:
http://rofb.net/gallery//displayimage.php?pos=-22

Hope that helps!
--
Andrew Kidd
http://www.amiasoft.com/ - Software for the rest of us!
http://www.rofb.net/ - ROFB Newsgroup Home