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uploading images
Posted by flatsman • 12/16/07 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
has anyone had a problem uploading an image, only to have it appear as html script in the content box?
if so, how did you resolve it?
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I'd appreciate more info..sorry for vagueness. When I upload an image to my blogger blog, I do hit the image button. But then the final expression of that data goes from a phyical digital image into script or text in the content rep. "box.". I understood Blogger stated they were having image upload problems, but the corruption could be mine. PetLvr, I am a newbie re. your language re. Binary code..could you explain that a bit more?
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Binary is more for video, pictures, etc and ASCII is more for text files, php files, html files, etc. But, this is more or less when YOU upload pictures to a site using an FTP program - not from the clicking a button on a webpage, browsing your computer, and uploading an image .. it's kindof understood that it will upload it in the proper format.
It probably was a glitch or hiccup
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It could be Blogger - I've had such problems in the past. Also, check your image is saved as the correct file extension and also check that the file name is all in lower case with no spaces etc - e.g purple13.jpg rather than Purple 13.jpg
I know it sounds silly but sometimes just opening the image and re-saving is all it takes. We run an online personalised photo gift business (Fabulous Photo Gifts .co.uk) and some customers do have problems uploading their photos - the cure is usually the suggestions above.
Hope that helps. Jonathan -
i just went thru the process of uploading an image to blogger, i can't see a place where it could really go skewiff, the only place where i can see script is if i'm in html view, and this will obviously show exactly that. I'm wondering what script you're seeing and am still curious what image format you are using, whether it;s some type of proprietry format.
BLOGGER UPLOAD PROCEDURE
Click on add image icon
Browse to image
Click ‘Open’
Click on ‘upload image’ button
Click on 'Done'
Make sure you are in ‘Compose’ view
It should be there
The only other thing is file naming conventions. Use underscore green_tree.jpg or Camel case GreenTree.jpg. I bet that's it....NO SPACES -
Could it be your image file too big that it sort of takes forever to upload, meanwhile you get to see the HTML code only.
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Ha ha - yes we get that a couple of times too. Our site says we accept uploads of up to 10Mb in size but peoples ISP's vary as to what they allow (we've found) although some large files do get through on an email.
I think peoples connections might fluctuate and either loose the connection or just hang the upload process.
If they're images for a blog, they don't want to be that big - no more than 72dpi and 300 pixel width max is fine.
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Blogger has just fallen over on me 15 times
I can't believe that something that Google would purchase such a bad product and not fix it properly
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