Can't load pics

[EddieWalker]

I'm having a lot of trouble loading pictures. It's probably something with my computer because everyone else seems to be able to load them and I didn't see any other threads about this. It started out a few months ago that I could only load one picture at a time. I used to be able to open a different uploader that did several all at once. So I just did one picture at a time and lived with that. Now I can't even get one picture to upload. I've deleted my cookies, open and closed TBN and refreshed the page several times. Nothing happens after I cluck the upload button. It just disappears after a few minutes.

Any suggestions?

Eddie

 

[George2615]

Eddie,
I use the manage attachments function to upload pics. I just uploaded a couple pics in different threads and it worked fine. Probably something with your computer. I'm no computer whiz so can't really help much, just wanted to let you know it's not TBN that won't let you upload. I'm also using FireFox 32.0.2 and Windows Vista on a Dell laptop.
George

 

[Xfaxman]

Working normal here, with the Picture Icon. Uploaded one, then three at once to see if still uploading multiple.

On Chrome and W 8.1.

 

[/pine]

What browser are you using?...I can't seem to upload images using Firefox since it auto-updated itself...

 

[aczlan]

What browser are you using?...I can't seem to upload images using Firefox since it auto-updated itself...

Odd, I just uploaded the picture above with Firefox 32.0.2 on Win7x64.

Aaron Z

 

[von-mil]

Eddie, do you have Javascript disabled or are you using a script-blocking addon - such as NoScript? I use Firefox with the NoScript addon and I usually need to temporarily disable NoScript in order to upload pictures on TBN.

 

[EddieWalker]

I was able to upload one picture last night, but it took multiple attempts. I tried again on another thread and was unable to get it to work. I'm sure it's my computer, but why it's happening, I don't have a clue. I'm running IE11 with automatic updates.

Thank you,
Eddie

 

[zzvyb6]

I can't either. It's been several months. I just gave up. This picture is from the Previously Loaded panel.

Also, the Previously Loaded panel shows me having over 200 pictures, but there's really less than 40. And, when I go to delete all of these pictures, many are duplicates. Then when I select all of them to delete in the manage attachments panel under User settings, They are not going away but my space count is getting lower. Looks like an indexing flaw in the Forum software.

 

[zzvyb6]

Well. there was a ppicture showing in the attachments bar when I submitted it, and the preview selection showed it... Just don't know.

 

[zzvyb6]

AND, there are six pictures remaining now in my Attachments folder which have no selector boxes needed to delete them. So, I'm suspecting a Forum software issue.

 

[zzvyb6]

AND, there are six pictures remaining now in my Attachments folder which have no selector boxes needed to delete them. So, I'm suspecting a Forum software issue.

Now I see there is still a picture count of 206, for which there are/were actually 40 even though I deleted all of them that I could.

 

[tcreeley]

I used to be able to upload anything. Now I really have to watch the size of the pic, KBytes ok, megabytes no. I open my pic file and save it as lessor quality, then upload. My camera that I use now produces pics with more mbytes than my old one did. Constantly readjusting.

 

[oosik]

tcreeley- 2X that action. I ended up having to download custom "picture massaging" software to get them downsized to upload. I make a cc of any pic then downsize it with the software.

 

[Xfaxman]

I went to the menu in my camera and changed the picture size to 1280 x 960, could even go smaller.

I don't use Manage Attachments, just click the Picture Icon (looks like a picture frame with a big tree) and it brings up the uploader. Then click "Choose Files", select the ones I want and click"Upload Files".

 

[George2615]

Eddie,
What size pics (how many bytes) are you trying to upload. My cameras all take pics in the multi-megabyte size. I save my pics on the computer at the megabyte size they are taken for best resolution and I have always have to resize the pics to get them to upload to TBN. I use picresizer for windows. There has always been a size limitation on pics you want to upload on TBN. Just wondering if that's the problem.

 

[pacerron]

Eddie,
I noticed the picture you uploaded of your progress on the chicken house the other night must have been the full size that your camera takes. I clicked it off before it finished loading since my satellite company is having a big problem, again. I'm surprised TBN even accepted it.
Somewhere in the rules they do have a size limit, although they didn't used to enforce it.
800 x600 pixels is plenty big enough for a full size monitor. A lot of folks on here just use their smart phones for communications and your picture last night would drive them nuts.
They also have a total storage limit. You may need to go to your pictures folder on TBN and delete some old ones to make room for more.

 

[newbury]

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800 x600 pixels is plenty big enough for a full size monitor. A lot of folks on here just use their smart phones for communications and your picture last night would drive them nuts.
They also have a total storage limit. You may need to go to your pictures folder on TBN and delete some old ones to make room for more.

BZZZZ wrong answer according to Muhammad:

in http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/news-feedback/286346-there-picture-limit-manage-attachments.html

I've got about 10 pages of pictures under manage attatchments.
Is there a limit?

If you go to MY Home, and select attachments, it will tell you how many Mb you are usingand the number of attachments.

Muhammad,

Is there a limit per member for storage of attachments.

I have this:

You are currently using 168.89 MB to store 1,862 uploaded attachments.

No, there is no limit.

 

[Xfaxman]

Well, since I don't use Manage Attachments, I looked to see what mine is: You are currently using 598.26 MB to store 5,729 uploaded attachments.