Insert Image: Troubleshooting Guide for General Physics Threads

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In summary, Greg is trying to insert an image to a thread he wants to start in the General Physics area, but is having difficulty. He posts a code example to show what he did, but suggests that someone else explain what is included.
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I am trying to insert an image to a thread I want to start in the General Physics area. This is what I have done:

1. Click the "image" icon in the above toolbar
2. I have the image uploaded on "photobucket" and went to the section "shared links" option of "IMG"
3. I clicked into the space to choose that option
4. right clicked and chose "paste" into the space labelled "image url"
5. Clicked insert button

http://[URL=http://s827.photobucket.com/user/gloo68/media/funneledpiston.png.html][ATTACH=full]199580[/ATTACH]

I don't see it working. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong? I think it has to do with what I included in the paste of the link
 

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Take out the URL bbcode and just place the URL between the IMG tags. It's important to remember to use a publicly accessible address that leads to the image only, not a page that contains the image

funneledpiston.png
 
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Testing...http://[ATTACH=full]199581[/ATTACH]
 

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Simply click the image button on the editor and input the public url of the image
 
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Sorry...I can't seem to get this right. Can you highlight what I am suppose to include or not include?http://[ATTACH=full]199582[/ATTACH]

xxxx[ATTACH=full]199583[/ATTACH]xxxx

Ahh...ok success... Thank you Greg!
 

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Here is the bbcode of what you posted before. You tell me if it looks ok :)

Sorry...I can't seem to get this right. Can you highlight what I am suppose to include or not include?[PLAIN]http://[ATTACH=full]199584[/ATTACH]
 

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Greg, I don't know what i did to get it to work...lol. I can't even find myself in the dark. Basically i deleted everything except the tags and what is between it. I got the image inserted because i just pasted the entire thing i copied form photobucket and thought the xxx would make it not get picked up as a link. Guess that's who i got the image up. Maybe i will just go with that method.

[ATTACH=full]172962[/ATTACH]
 

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