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How to upload pictures?

Posted 2017/12/14 2:04 JST 3 Replies

Zhiyuan Shen
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I want to upload some picture in my topic. When I pressed the icon for inserting pictures the following strings pops up. Does it mean that we need to first upload the pictures on some website and then add a link to it? "i""[]""(http://)"

3 Replies Last Post 2017/12/15 4:25 JST
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 8 years ago 2017/12/14 2:17 JST
Updated: 8 years ago 2017/12/14 22:36 JST

Hi Zhiyuan,

It looks like a bug on the webpage. I'll alert our web dev group about this. Thanks for reporting it.

Best,

Jeff

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Jeff Hiller
Hi Zhiyuan, It looks like a bug on the webpage. I'll alert our web dev group about this. Thanks for reporting it. Best, Jeff
Zhiyuan Shen
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Posted: 8 years ago 2017/12/14 19:55 JST

Thanks Jeff!

Thanks Jeff!
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 8 years ago 2017/12/15 4:25 JST
Updated: 8 years ago 2017/12/15 7:31 JST

Alright, I checked with the web dev team and it is not a bug.

Here is how it works: first, as you suspected, you need to upload your file on some website, and then you click on the Insert Image button, which adds the string ![](http://) in your post, and finally you replace the part between parentheses with the actual URL where your file is.

I learned something today! Best,

Jeff

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Jeff Hiller
Alright, I checked with the web dev team and it is not a bug. Here is how it works: first, as you suspected, you need to upload your file on some website, and then you click on the Insert Image button, which adds the string `![](http://)` in your post, and finally you replace the part between parentheses with the actual URL where your file is. I learned something today! Best, Jeff

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