cant see bobl's pics

[weisyboy]

i cant see bobl's exploded pics. never have been able to.

i can see the thumbnails at teh bottom but not the big pics in the post.

i am loged on to all 3 sites.

bob is the only one i have trouble with.

[DJ’s Timber]

Bob's images are hosted on the www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au URL

Easiest way to find out if you're logged on there is to follow this link (http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au) and see if you're logged on or not and if you are, you should be able to see this image in this post.

http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au/attachment.php?attachmentid=100743&stc=1&d=1238303741

[weisyboy]

ok that was weird.
i could not see the pic.

when i clicked the link the other site came up i was already loged in there but the pic apearde here.:?

[DJ’s Timber]

ok that was weird.
i could not see the pic.

Where couldn't you see it?

when i clicked the link the other site came up i was already loged in there but the pic apearde here.:?

What do you mean by here?

[weisyboy]

i could not see the pic in ur post it had a little red X when i opend the link the page refreshed and it was there.

they are al working now.

[Afro Boy]

So if I'm reading this correctly, then images are hosted on the URL that you were logged into when you uploaded them. Is this correct? :?

Has any thought been given to bringing all the domains together? You can quite easily have all of them redirect nicely to a primary domain keeping in tact the entire URL.

[DJ’s Timber]

So if I'm reading this correctly, then images are hosted on the URL that you were logged into when you uploaded them. Is this correct? :?



Not quite, it depends on what URL you're on when you open the Thumbnail and then copy the image URL from.

The thumbnails can be viewed on any of the URLs but when it opens to the larger image, it opens up with the URL that you're logged on.

[weisyboy]

ok every time i open the forum i have to go to all the url's to make the jpgs visable. i am always logged in to them all but i have to physicly open them to see the pics.

[DJ’s Timber]

Ok, what browser are you using?

Could be to do with setting in your browser

[weisyboy]

Ie7

[DJ’s Timber]

Ok, go to Tools>Internet Options>General>Browsing History and Click Settings and check that the Automatically check box is checked under Check for newer versions of stored pages:

[weisyboy]

already is.:?

[DJ’s Timber]

Ok what about the Delete Browsing History check box in the same section?

Is that checked or unchecked? Should be unchecked.

[weisyboy]

ok there is.


specify how many days ie is to keep websites you have visited
keep pages for 28 days

[weisyboy]

i still having the problem with all pice bt the ones hosed on .com as thats teh one i open.

i have to open each site even thow im loged into them all before i see the pics.

[watson]

Carl,
how about you open all three sites, and tick "Remember Me"

[weisyboy]

i have already done that. iv always been set to remember me on all urls.

i jsut haev to open them and close them again and all is good.:2tsup:

[Ron Dunn]

This multiple logon stuff is bloody silly.

I realise that search engines send people to the older forums, but why not just disable them for posting and have everything new under the one forum?

[BobL]

Actually carl, it's a new idea I have to "mess with your mind" . . . .:D

[weisyboy]

its not just your pics bob. its anyones that are not on the .com url.:?

[Afro Boy]

This multiple logon stuff is bloody silly.

I realise that search engines send people to the older forums, but why not just disable them for posting and have everything new under the one forum?

I agree. You don't have to actually disable anything though. You can set up rewrite rules to automatically redirect users to the main .com domain and keep the full URL intact.

So for example, if someone goes to www.woodworkforums.ubeatu.com.au/blah/this/, it will redirect them to www.woodworkforums.com/blah/this.

That way, previously indexed search results and other sites that link to this one will all still work correctly. Search engines will actually update their indexes if you do this correctly by using a 301 Redirect.

Just my thoughts - but happy to help someone out with the technical stuff if you like.

Cheers,
Af.