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excuse my ignorance, but how does one link an attachment or avatar via the [ img ] tag?
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Let me try and show you
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Right click on an attachment or avatar at your site. Go to Properties
You will see a URL in the Address (IE) or Location (Mozilla) box. Select it and hit Ctrl+C. Then place the URL inside [ IMG][/IMG] tags. |
http://forum.noxmedia.net/link.html
Right click on the properties and check the url :) |
If I use that url in the [img tag] it does not display the avatar. here's the url i get:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/attachmen...&postid=338025 |
Hmm, weird, guess vBulletin.org doesn't like them
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I expect vB.org has it set to know to allow dynamic images, ie images with ? in the URL.
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I'm running php4.3.0 locally and php4.2.3 at live forums. |
hmm
seems to be working now fix is attached |
Odd, the one you posted doesn't work on my localhost.
Well, I'll put a link directly to your post in the original post for people who have the same problem as you did. Hopefully either solution will work :) |
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