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Old 03-19-2009, 10:54 AM
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I seem to be having some issues posting pictures. Is there a resolution or file size limit in place here? I really don't want to mess with a photobucket account...I'd rather host the pictures on my website and link to them here. When I post a picture, it shows up at first, but when I come back later, it's gone. What am I doing wrong?
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Old 03-19-2009, 11:33 AM
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I'm not sure...I'll check out the limit and let you know...
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Here is the Size Limits....

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That's odd...every picture I looked at in the "picture testing" thread has been somewhere in the neighborhood of 640x480, which is larger than the maximum in the table you posted. The first picture I tried to post (which was in that thread as well) was 640x480 like everyone else's, yet it failed to stick around. I'm kinda confused...

Under edit: It's odd that there's a resolution limit for the .jpeg file extension, but not for the .jpg file extension, which is just a file size limit. At any rate, the first picture I posted was under 97.7kb, so...?
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I've update the size setting...max is resolution is 800x600
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That's odd...every picture I looked at in the "picture testing" thread has been somewhere in the neighborhood of 640x480, which is larger than the maximum in the table you posted. The first picture I tried to post (which was in that thread as well) was 640x480 like everyone else's, yet it failed to stick around. I'm kinda confused...
Some of those are photobucket pictures...
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I know. I just don't understand why photobucket would have to be used to do this...all it is doing is linking to the picture from here... I'm also not sure why it would show up at first, but not later on.
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Well, I'm not sure what you guys did, but all my pictures show up now. Looks like it's fixed. Thanks!
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