Posting Photo Links
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Posting Photo Links
Sunny,
I was writing this to you, and (I think) you make the topic go away!
Sunny,
As you saw, the post didn't display the photo. I could navigate to the photo with a little creative tinkering, but it's easier for the reader if the link is posted correctly.
Here's a photo link from one of my earlier threads, edited (as I explain below) so you can see how the link looks as you draft your message:
img]http://i785.photobucket.com/albums/yy13 ... CN0813.jpg[/img]
This demonstration line omits the opening bracket (a "[" character) at the beginning of the line. If that bracket were in place, the forum software would retrieve the photo, and the reader wouldn't see the photo link and would see the photo. For the online photo services I know (like Photobucket), you'll find an "image code" somewhere near your picture. Just copy and paste the image code into your post as you write it here. I've found it's actually easier to draft long posts in a word processor, then copy-and-paste into the forum's editor.
Give it another shot!
I was writing this to you, and (I think) you make the topic go away!
Sunny,
As you saw, the post didn't display the photo. I could navigate to the photo with a little creative tinkering, but it's easier for the reader if the link is posted correctly.
Here's a photo link from one of my earlier threads, edited (as I explain below) so you can see how the link looks as you draft your message:
img]http://i785.photobucket.com/albums/yy13 ... CN0813.jpg[/img]
This demonstration line omits the opening bracket (a "[" character) at the beginning of the line. If that bracket were in place, the forum software would retrieve the photo, and the reader wouldn't see the photo link and would see the photo. For the online photo services I know (like Photobucket), you'll find an "image code" somewhere near your picture. Just copy and paste the image code into your post as you write it here. I've found it's actually easier to draft long posts in a word processor, then copy-and-paste into the forum's editor.
Give it another shot!
Last edited by dbrick on Mon Oct 17, 2011 3:38 pm, edited 4 times in total.
David Brick
Santa Cruz CA
2007 R1200R
priors: R50, R50, R69, R69S, R65, FJ1200, K75S, R1100RSL
Santa Cruz CA
2007 R1200R
priors: R50, R50, R69, R69S, R65, FJ1200, K75S, R1100RSL
Re: Postiing Photo Links

A Pingle Shifter on a R1200R
I have been looking for this info for some time.... Thanks
Robert
08' R1200R
Sweet...

Sweet...

Re: Postiing Photo Links
Pingle shifter looks neat. Although the transmission on my R1200R is significantly less clunky than my old 1100RT, it could still use some improvement. Does anyone on this board have experience with automatic shifters on a 1200R?
I also saw nitrous kits on the Pingle web site. That could be a lot of fun...
I also saw nitrous kits on the Pingle web site. That could be a lot of fun...
John K
2008 R1200R
2013 HP4
2008 R1200R
2013 HP4
Re: Posting Photo Links
The electric shifter is setup to kill the motor when the shifter is actuated. Alamo Power Sports said they could wire in the kill part but thought it would be best not to hook that part up. We agreed. So I use the clutch.
The kill is attached to the coil and interrupts the fire process when the shift occurs. It shifts up and down. I think having the throttle wide open one could go up a gear by the push of a button.??? Recall seeing an electric shift on the inline four... K1300S
http://www.maxbmwmotorcycles.com/machin ... px?ID=2946 (I tried to use the"img" thing but the forum didn't like the size)
Me I can bearly deal with my bike as it is..... its' plenty fast for me.
Robert
The kill is attached to the coil and interrupts the fire process when the shift occurs. It shifts up and down. I think having the throttle wide open one could go up a gear by the push of a button.??? Recall seeing an electric shift on the inline four... K1300S
http://www.maxbmwmotorcycles.com/machin ... px?ID=2946 (I tried to use the"img" thing but the forum didn't like the size)
Me I can bearly deal with my bike as it is..... its' plenty fast for me.
Robert
08' R1200R
Sweet...

Sweet...

- Mister Moo
- Lifer
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Re: Posting Photo Links
Try, try again....
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-y8Hp ... 21_535.jpg
OK - so the Picasa host location above was properly bracketed with image tags and, for the 100th time I get an error message (It was not possible to determine the dimensions of the image.). I give up. Can anyone explain what my difficulty is posting images here?
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-y8Hp ... 21_535.jpg
OK - so the Picasa host location above was properly bracketed with image tags and, for the 100th time I get an error message (It was not possible to determine the dimensions of the image.). I give up. Can anyone explain what my difficulty is posting images here?
Last edited by Mister Moo on Tue Apr 16, 2013 8:08 pm, edited 3 times in total.
2007 R1200R since October 2012
Lizard Lick, North Carolina - come by
Lizard Lick, North Carolina - come by
Re: Posting Photo Links
Moo, the Internet is out here, and I'm on my cell phone...way clumsy. Email me the entire image URL line that you've used, and I'll take a look when the net comes back. My email is dbrick at cruzio dot com
David Brick
Santa Cruz CA
2007 R1200R
priors: R50, R50, R69, R69S, R65, FJ1200, K75S, R1100RSL
Santa Cruz CA
2007 R1200R
priors: R50, R50, R69, R69S, R65, FJ1200, K75S, R1100RSL
- Mister Moo
- Lifer
- Posts: 44
- Joined: Sun Oct 21, 2012 1:24 pm
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Thanks bricks.dbrick wrote:Moo, the Internet is out here, and I'm on my cell phone...way clumsy. Email me the entire image URL line that you've used, and I'll take a look when the net comes back. My email is dbrick at cruzio dot com
I feel like a moron. I mean, I am a moderator elsewhere and I explain how to post fotos all the time but, at this site.... pfoooot!
OK - away from Picasa and over to Photobucket:

So, Presto? No Picasa images + r1150.net I guess.
2007 R1200R since October 2012
Lizard Lick, North Carolina - come by
Lizard Lick, North Carolina - come by
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BoxerSteve
- Double Lifer
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Re: Posting Photo Links
The problem is with the "https" protocol being used in the link to the photo. Just remove the "s" so it is plain old http instead of secure http and it works like a charm. Below is an example of both, the first one does not work, second one does.


Nice bike BTW!


Nice bike BTW!
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[img]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-y8HpjG9FlPI/UKPVFVgwPXI/AAAAAAAACls/a23LdL29blA
/s512/IMG_20121110_165721_535.jpg[/img]
[img]http://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-y8HpjG9FlPI/UKPVFVgwPXI/AAAAAAAACls/a23LdL29blA/s512/IMG_20121110_165721_535.jpg[/img]
- Mister Moo
- Lifer
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Re: Posting Photo Links
Thanks Steve!
2007 R1200R since October 2012
Lizard Lick, North Carolina - come by
Lizard Lick, North Carolina - come by