Hi all,

I took a few new shots of my old bus the other day and I can't seem to get them to upload onto my profile.

I've only loaded 5 on so far so I've got room, and I'm exactly what I did last time, its just not having it.

I go to edit profile, go down to the photo section, browers and then select my photo. The URL number transfers into the browers box. I click on upload and nothing.

I get the little green timebar at the bottom, a few minutes and the pages refreash as though the photos have uploaded but they haven't.

I don't get any warning alerts of error messages. I can't figure it out. And they was me thinking I was computer literate.

 

it could be because the pictures are too big that you're trying to load. I had the same problem until I tried with smaller pics, worked fine then.

 

How do I resize my photos I've never had the need to do it before.

I've check and the size and MB are significantly higher in the ones that aren't uploading so I presume it is to do with that.

 

Not being very technical I just emailed my pics to myself and used the smaller ones that were attached to the email probably not the answer you wanted, but it worked for me

 

Easiest way is to upload them to a free hosting site such as Photobucket (other sites are available ) and to highlight and copy the "IMG" code along side the photo in photobucket, and paste it into your scoobynet profile....and the picture should appear.

 

Well, I've got my pictures on photobucket and I've pasted in the IMG code, but nothing seems to happen. It was as before the web page just doesn't respond. Anyone else got any ideas?

 

Mine does the same mate.

I posted a thread about it in the "Forum bugs" section and as usual f*ck alls been done about it.

 

I use this program to resize my pics.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/u...schelman2.mspx

 

Cheers buddy, tried this but it is for XP or older, and I've got Vista.

 

XP mate

 

For Vista I do this.

Here's a useful workaround. When you email pictures, you have the option to
resize them before sending. So from Explorer, right click on the image and
chose "Send To->Mail Recipient." Choose the size you want. If this is your
first time using mail, you'll be asked to provide email settings. If you
won't be using email, you can just specify a few random characters in each
field. A email will be generated that contains your resized image(s) as
attachments. You can drag them from the email and do with them as you wish.
Then close the email without sending.

 

give this one a try, i've used it for ages on XP and now on vista. spot on every time Online Image Resizer - Resize digital photo, images or pictures online!

i've got a bit of updating to do on my profile myself, hope it works unlike most things on this site!!