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| NP |
Posted
on 08-Nov-02 11:37 PM
I am trying to attach a picture in my thread, but I don't know how to do that. There's no attachment option in this site. Is there any way to make an attachment? I know it is possible bacause I have seen some people doing it. Any help will be appriciated.
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| nuts |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 12:02 AM
If the image is on a webpage, you can provide the link to the image as above and post the picture. [ A little bit of *hunting* will make you aware how I posted the link ]. I don't think you can attach a picture to a thread anymore since that feature has been removed.
Make sure the picture isn't copyrighted before you provide the link; like the above picture which isn't copyrighted :) :)
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| krishna |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 12:52 AM
Whatever it is.....this little girl is sweet.....
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| paramendra |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 02:27 AM
Yep. Basic HTML. If you don't know it, do a Google on "basic HTML."
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| krishna |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 03:16 AM
do a google on basic html????? and why is that???
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| batauli |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 05:04 AM
phor samma "do you yahoo?" bhanthe.. aba ta "la hida gooooogle garna jau" bhannu parchha..
jamana badalyo re kya.. krishna .. bujhyou?
jamuna wari bata
batauli
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 06:45 AM
This is just img src command.
enclose it between lessthan sign (<)
img src="http://www.sajha.com/sajha/html/images/nepal/04062002.jpg"
greater than sign (>)
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 06:47 AM
I hope you got what I meant the between stuffs. Well, you can see the page source and find the html code.
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| San |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 09:35 AM
Hi NP,
The upload feature has been disabled since the current host does not allow it. Yes, we are missing a good to have feature.
You can however link to any existing images in other websites using the IMG SRC code in your posting.
Here's how to do it:
1. Locate the image (at any site) you want to share in sajha.
2. Right click on the image and select "Properties"
3. In the Properties Box, you will see a listing called "Addess (URL):" - Copy this string of url - which is the actual location of the image. Let's denote it bye "$urlstring$"
4. Now when you post to sajha include the following code where you want the image to appear:
<img src="$urlstring$">
(if you want the image to appear directly below the text)
OR
<img src="$urlstring$" align="right">
(if you want the image to be aligned to the right of the browser)
OR
<img src="$urlstring$" align="left">
(if you want the image to be aligned to the left of the browser)
5. That's it!
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| jira |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 10:36 AM
Test matrai garya ho hai, narisawo sathi haru byan byannai.
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| kalankisthan |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 10:59 AM
tyaso bhe ho jaaye TEST.
Jira dai le test garnu hune, maile nahune? ma matrai ke kum.. lau jaa ta.
 align = "right">
testing testing, attention please.
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| kalankisthan |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 11:08 AM
San Jyu,
Hazur lai Koti Koti Namaskaar, Pranam, ani dhanyabaad!!
Aru Nepali website ma gayera yesto kasari garne bhanera sodhya bhe, "nakara bajiya" bhanthyo, hazur le ta ek kadam agadi badera Code samma ni lekhi dinu bho ba!! La badhai cha, hazur le doodho nahaye, pooto phale" hehe
2 websites i visited the most in my past and i hated the most later....
e-nepal>> remember that website. Go to their forum board.. and post a message. After you post the first message, you will get a notice "you can post the next message in 900 seconds".... what the hell...!! 900 seconds is 15 minute... so if you want to reply for 4 messages, you have to spend 1 hour?... Ke ho ke ho.. thats the worst website ive ever seen.
Nepalnewschatroom >> Those moderator gives me nerve. Jharra paaakhe moderator haru. Manpari taal le "FREEZE" gardine... kasto khattam moderator... you cant even be naughty in that chatroom... bho ta? Bandar le kera paayo bokrai samma chapayo. If i had written this line in nepalnews, id be frozen, because i said "kera" ... aahhh!!
go to nepalnews chatroom and write COMPUTER. you will be frozen instantly. haha.
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| kalanidhi |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 03:55 PM
Just testing !!!
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| kalanidhi |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 03:57 PM
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| punte |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 07:59 PM
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| krishna |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 08:03 PM
batauli...kuro balla bujiyo....aba chahi do you google bhannu parne rahechha..thyammai bujiyo la...ma pani aba dekhi..do you google bhanchu....sounds kata kata namileko tara jamana sanga hidnu paro ni.....
malai yo sani kanchi chahi ramri lagyo je hos....
tika pasal ko sahuni ho ki kya ho??
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| batauli |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 09:22 PM
Sri Sarva manya san jyu:
It might be useful to include "alt:" tag with the imageURL. Hamro Nepal ma photo appear huna nikkai tyam lagcha.. therefore alt: tag rakhidiyeko khanda ma we would know at least something about the image..
Here is from University of Arizona website on use of alt tags:
The ALT tag or 'alternative text' is an attribute of the IMG tag. An ALT tag should be included for every image within your web site.
The ALT tag provides an alternate message to your viewers who can't see your graphics. Without ALT tags, images on a web site are meaningless to these users. If you will be using graphic menu systems for navigation, these alternate messages are especially important aid to users without the ability to see your graphics. Adding an appropriate ALT tag to every image within your web site will make a huge difference to the accessibility of your web site.
An ALT tag is inserted into a IMG tag by surrounding the ALT tag message within quotes.
Example:
The content of the ALT tag should adequately describe the image depicted on the graphic without being too verbose.
(borrowed shamelessly from UofAz URL http://uaweb.arizona.edu/resources/tutorial/alt.shtml )
batauli.
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| batauli |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 09:23 PM
sorry.. the example should look like this:
batauli
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| batauli |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 09:24 PM
feri bhayena...
example:
<>
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| batauli |
Posted
on 09-Nov-02 09:25 PM
ae san dai.. kina nabhaako...
batauli
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| San |
Posted
on 10-Nov-02 02:38 PM
Batauli,
This is because you are using
img src="UAlogo.gif"
If you do not include the correct path to the image then it will not show up. When you do not signify the full location and only insert the file name, then the browser will try to find the image in the same directory as the page that is being viewed ie. http://www.sajha.com/sajha/html/
Hence you have to include the FULL PATH to the image. Please follow my directions above, ie. right click on the image to find the FULL PATH.
Thanks
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| batauli |
Posted
on 10-Nov-02 03:07 PM
San jyu,
actually I was trying to give the HTML tag for img src and alt.. as an example. like
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| kalankisthan |
Posted
on 10-Nov-02 03:20 PM
Like this?
hehehe
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| San |
Posted
on 10-Nov-02 10:50 PM
Batauli,
Actually as soon as you type "<" the browser processes it as a beginning TAG hence it tries to resolved your tags as an image.
HTML is a tag based language where tags are enclosed within < and >
If you want to represent these brackets then you have to use character representations such as if you type & l t ; (without the spaces, it will show as <)
Regards,
San
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| Junkie |
Posted
on 11-Nov-02 05:12 PM
Hamee pani try garu nah tah
FBI HOME
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| Poonte |
Posted
on 11-Nov-02 06:01 PM
Ma pani kina souteni aamako chhora? La ja ta ba...ma pani testing...re kya ajha jhanai laaast ma!
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| Poonte |
Posted
on 11-Nov-02 06:04 PM
Thuikka mero sano khopadi! Ke bigaren???????
Aba hunchha ki? Hey, parameshwara, yespali ta milaideu...baru malai chhro-soro chahinna...
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| Poonte |
Posted
on 11-Nov-02 06:06 PM
Euta matra garna khojeko...sabai laharai aayechha...tei pani, me happy now:)
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| jame bonds |
Posted
on 11-Nov-02 10:35 PM
Poonte I think that girl in the picture you posted is very F.I.N.E.
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