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Changeset 152060


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Timestamp:
09/04/2009 06:48:34 PM (17 years ago)
Author:
realin
Message:
 
Location:
wp-twitpic
Files:
2 added
2 deleted
2 edited

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  • wp-twitpic/tags/1.0/readme.txt

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    4949NOTE: You can use the above options with any combination. The only mandatory part is to specify an id, if it is not passed the image won't be able to render.
    5050== Frequently Asked Questions ==
    51 Q1. The images are not getting rendered even if the plugin is activated ?
    52 A. Make sure you have inserted the shortcode properly. Start troubleshooting by inserting the most basic shotcode i.e. [twitpic id=hash]. If nothing works check if http://twitpic.com is not down.
    53 
    54 Q2. Can I put my URL across the image ?
    55 A. wp-twitpic has an option 'myurl' which overrides the twitpic.com url. But according to the twipic API notes, you need to backlink the image to twitpic page or atleast have an information around the image that the image is hosted on twitpic. So I would advice you if you override the image link with your URL please do not forget to add the credits.
    56 
    57 
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     51=The images are not getting rendered even if the plugin is activated ?=
     52Make sure you have inserted the shortcode properly. Start troubleshooting by inserting the most basic shotcode i.e. [twitpic id=hash]. If nothing works check if http://twitpic.com is not down.
     53=Can I put my URL across the image ?=
     54wp-twitpic has an option 'myurl' which overrides the twitpic.com url. But according to the twipic API notes, you need to backlink the image to twitpic page or atleast have an information around the image that the image is hosted on twitpic. So I would advice you if you override the image link with your URL please do not forget to add the credits.
    5955
    6056
    6157== Screenshots ==
    62 screenshot.gif
     581. The image embeded within the post behaves just like a normal embeded image.
    6359
    6460== Changelog ==
    65 
     61=1.0=
     62You can insert images from twitpic using the unique hash(id) provided by twitpic.com

  • wp-twitpic/trunk/readme.txt

    r152053 r152060  
    4949NOTE: You can use the above options with any combination. The only mandatory part is to specify an id, if it is not passed the image won't be able to render.
    5050== Frequently Asked Questions ==
    51 Q1. The images are not getting rendered even if the plugin is activated ?
    52 A. Make sure you have inserted the shortcode properly. Start troubleshooting by inserting the most basic shotcode i.e. [twitpic id=hash]. If nothing works check if http://twitpic.com is not down.
    53 
    54 Q2. Can I put my URL across the image ?
    55 A. wp-twitpic has an option 'myurl' which overrides the twitpic.com url. But according to the twipic API notes, you need to backlink the image to twitpic page or atleast have an information around the image that the image is hosted on twitpic. So I would advice you if you override the image link with your URL please do not forget to add the credits.
    56 
    57 
    58 
     51=The images are not getting rendered even if the plugin is activated ?=
     52Make sure you have inserted the shortcode properly. Start troubleshooting by inserting the most basic shotcode i.e. [twitpic id=hash]. If nothing works check if http://twitpic.com is not down.
     53=Can I put my URL across the image ?=
     54wp-twitpic has an option 'myurl' which overrides the twitpic.com url. But according to the twipic API notes, you need to backlink the image to twitpic page or atleast have an information around the image that the image is hosted on twitpic. So I would advice you if you override the image link with your URL please do not forget to add the credits.
    5955
    6056
    6157== Screenshots ==
    62 screenshot.gif
     581. The image embeded within the post behaves just like a normal embeded image.
    6359
    6460== Changelog ==
    65 
     61=1.0=
     62You can insert images from twitpic using the unique hash(id) provided by twitpic.com
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