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Ted,
Go into the Members Area and use the Image Upload function to upload the image to the SOR server. You will then see it in the list of images looking something like:
Now highlight and copy to clipboard the location from the Location column i.e. /upload/2000...92.jpg.
Now go into Sellers/"Edit/View Lots" and pull up the lot in question.
Paste the Location into the Picture field so that it looks like:
And save the change. You should now have the image that you want.
Regards ... Tim.
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Nope. I did the usual left mouse click & highlight, & then right mouse click ,but no "copy is on the menu. If I can't copy the jpeg then I can't paste it.
You did say something about copying it to the clipboard. I do not know what that is. Is that what I am missing? Thanks, Ted.
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Ted,
It worked for me -using Firefox 21.0. Thanks for the tips Tim.
Ross
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I'm using IE8.
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Ted,
You have uploaded the image in the Image Upload function, so that you can see it looking like the first example I showed above, right? In the third column, highlight the uploaded file name. So in the above example you would have /upload/2000266858.jpg highlighted. Hold down the CNTL key and press the "c" key. This will copy the highlighted characters to the clipboard. Now go to the Auction Lot Edit function as described above and paste the copied upload file name into the picture field. To paste, position the cursor in the field, hold down the CNTL key and press the v key.
Regards ... Tim
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Ted, the clipboard is just part of Windows; it is where copied or cut material stay until you copy or cut again (which over writes it) or paste it (as Tim noted) or shut down Windows.
Felicitations,
Peter
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Thank you Peter!
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Thank you Tim, for all of, your help! Ted.
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09:37:54pm
I have 1 lot listed for sale. A member requested a larger scan. I deleted the smaller scans but now can not upload the larger ones. I have the photos in my documents not on another site so can't paste url as there is none!!! Ted.
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re: Help!! (with substituting images into existing auctions)
Ted,
Go into the Members Area and use the Image Upload function to upload the image to the SOR server. You will then see it in the list of images looking something like:
Now highlight and copy to clipboard the location from the Location column i.e. /upload/2000...92.jpg.
Now go into Sellers/"Edit/View Lots" and pull up the lot in question.
Paste the Location into the Picture field so that it looks like:
And save the change. You should now have the image that you want.
Regards ... Tim.
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10:50:41pm
re: Help!! (with substituting images into existing auctions)
Nope. I did the usual left mouse click & highlight, & then right mouse click ,but no "copy is on the menu. If I can't copy the jpeg then I can't paste it.
You did say something about copying it to the clipboard. I do not know what that is. Is that what I am missing? Thanks, Ted.
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20 Jun 2013
11:03:12pm
re: Help!! (with substituting images into existing auctions)
Ted,
It worked for me -using Firefox 21.0. Thanks for the tips Tim.
Ross
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11:04:02pm
re: Help!! (with substituting images into existing auctions)
I'm using IE8.
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Auctions - Approvals
re: Help!! (with substituting images into existing auctions)
Ted,
You have uploaded the image in the Image Upload function, so that you can see it looking like the first example I showed above, right? In the third column, highlight the uploaded file name. So in the above example you would have /upload/2000266858.jpg highlighted. Hold down the CNTL key and press the "c" key. This will copy the highlighted characters to the clipboard. Now go to the Auction Lot Edit function as described above and paste the copied upload file name into the picture field. To paste, position the cursor in the field, hold down the CNTL key and press the v key.
Regards ... Tim
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07:41:47am
re: Help!! (with substituting images into existing auctions)
Ted, the clipboard is just part of Windows; it is where copied or cut material stay until you copy or cut again (which over writes it) or paste it (as Tim noted) or shut down Windows.
Felicitations,
Peter
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08:15:09am
re: Help!! (with substituting images into existing auctions)
Thank you Peter!
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10:09:26am
re: Help!! (with substituting images into existing auctions)
Thank you Tim, for all of, your help! Ted.
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