The Real Pictures
Ya know, I could give you guys a username and password for fluteinfo.com, you could post you images there and then use:
<img src="http://www.fluteinfo.com/access/blog/image.jpg">
like this:
ahhh...isn't she cute!
ALTHOUGH, it will only let me do that for new posts. When I try to add a comment, I get the error:
"Your HTML cannot be accepted: Tag is not allowed: <img src="http://www.blogger.com/app/">
Ben, Is there a way in the Admin to allow HTML tags. Also, I clicked on the "template" tag. This is mostly HTML and CSS; simple stuff, no XML knoledge is required to edit it.
I would rather not have to download some ad ware that tells the CIA how many icons are in my system tray...speaking of which, where is Drake?
posted by Jess Clark at 4:41 PM
7 Comments:
Posting pics up on fluteinfo.com is a good idea.
I dunno how to allow HTML tags for comments. Maybe they don't allow it.
Yeah I'm pretty wary about that software they want us to use to post pics. Although it is supported by Google and usually their stuff isn't loaded with spyware, adware, scareware, crapware, etc.
Yeah I dunno where Drake is. Probably too busy "studying" to leave a ten second note. I know what you and Andrea get up to when the sun goes down ;) Haha just kidding.
Yeah I thought it was XML but you're right about it being HTML and CSS. I know jack about CSS and I know a tiny bit about HTML. I can make pages with some cool back end coding in C# but the pages look like shit. My current project is a book store webpage that searches for books from a database and then posts the results in a datagrid on the site. It also uses some webs ervices which are really neat (and free!!! well some of them anyway). It's cool stuff but the page currently looks like ass (think about the way websites looked 7 years ago and you'll know what I mean). I am gonna work with CSS to make it look better once I'm done with the back end hopefully.
11/16/2004 10:41 PM
Yeah if you need any help with CSS, let me know. What is the database? MYSQL? I am using that for my dictionary translator at:
http://www.fluteinfo.com/dictionary
It is similar to the Altavista Translator execpt it is for music terms.
Also, I see "Joel" has joined, but I don't see any posts from him...yo what gives?
I will set up a generic Username and password to upload, but I will e-mail it 2 U guys since this is not secure.
11/17/2004 12:29 AM
The database is currently in Access but I'm going to move it over to SQL Server when I get the software installed.
When you use MYSQL do you use OleDB connection objects or ODBC? Come to think of it, what is the difference between the two? All I know is that I have to use OleDb connection objects with Access and SQL connection objects with SQL Server. Hmmm I think I can use OleDb with SQL Server but it runs slower...Bah too much to remember.
Yeah Joel needs to post something! Drake too! BUMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
11/17/2004 12:59 AM
Lol I dig the picture btw...
11/17/2004 1:26 AM
ODBC, is a connection tool, I believe it is for the Windows interphase? perhaps, Joel might know, we should get gabe in on this, he would know. I will see if I have his e-mail address somewhere.
Yeah I use MYSQL with my database.
11/17/2004 8:44 AM
Where do the pictures upload on blogspot? Have you tried using the bot? If we could just access the server space and then link to it, would it display, or would it puke on us? No HTML tags in commenting? Hmm. Oh, and I didn't find out about this until Ben sent the email yesterday. So there :)
11/18/2004 12:14 AM
I sent the invite to your g-mail account the first day the blog went up. You just don't check your g-mail. So there...
11/19/2004 1:06 PM
Post a Comment
<< Home