I tried to upload the image in to the server using Flex.The coding is compiled and run sucessfully but the images are upload at a time. i want to upload images seperately and also put progres bar to upload each image uploaded. can any one help me?
You can achive this with the FileReferenceList, you can find all the info and example code here:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/net/FileReferenceList.html
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I was wondering how I could upload a picture on js fiddle in one of my divs.
I tried to save an image to my files and i tried to pull the image from my files yet my code could not recognize the file name.
Perhaps some of these earlier comments might help (one person clarifies how to load your own images at JSF):
Stackoverflow post
JSfiddle Docs
Some other external image services examples (there are plenty out there):
Placeholder.com
Unsplash via their free images
Another possible way to upload your images is via PostImage which will host it free there, then you can link it onto your web page.
PostImage
I finished my project, but although the extension Live Server is showing everything right, the images I added. When I open the page from the documents or from GitHub it is not reading SOME images. Does anyone recognize this error??
Ps: I'm just using HTML and CSS, making a portfolio.
I also faced the prob, what you need to do is just upload the folder again on Github using (Check wheter you are uploading the correct folder and the files are linked correctly.). And than again download it. It may solve the problem.
The image is in a folder "more" which is in a folder "Pictures" which is in "My PC".
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You would need to upload this picture to Codepen, so Codepen can actually access this picture even if your Computer is shut down. Unfortunately, this is a pro feature (bottom-left corner -> "Assets")
Using a free Webspace:
However, there are many websites online that provide a free webspace, where you can upload your html, css, images, php files and more and often you also get your own subdomain (like mywebsite.webhost.com).
From the top of my head I only know bplaced.net but feel free to search around.
Using an image hoster:
If you want to stay with Codepen and the nice IDE you can look out for an Image Hoster where you can upload your file and get a direct link to the image which you can then use on your codepen.
You can download xampp or wampp (if you are on windows) or there are plugins for VSCode to mimic a quck http server. You can do everything on your machine.
You can upload files in your system to codepen in assests (pro feature). or you can use their own free design asstes
I was wondering what the html code was to let users upload their images to my html webpage, I looked at https://www.w3schools.com/php/php_file_upload.asp but when i enter it, it does not work, so if anyone has a code, preferably without a php file required, please share it with me. Thx!
In order for users to be able to upload images to your website, there needs to be a place for those images to be placed. This is the role of the your server. In the example above, they are using a php server to keep track of the image that was uploaded, and serve it back to the user when requested. So, while you may have followed the code in the example, without a server, users cannot upload anything to your site.
Hello I am brand new to coding and am trying my hand at html5 using NetBeans. I am trying to load an image but the image doesn't load rather the alt text is displayed.
I have tried a .png and a .jpeg. I have tried putting them in different subfolders with no success. Also, I am using the palette to insert the code rather than typing it myself -- so I would think since NetBeans is actually generating the code that it would be correct.
Lastly, I think this problem is more NetBeans related than html coding errors. See the screenshot of NetBeans and see the error messages in the Headers section.
How can I fix these errors and get my image to display on my website?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Screenshot of NetBeans Window
I figured out the solution to my problem. If you look at the files in your project you will see a file titled "public_html". Your images have to be in this folder or a subfolder of it to load the image to Chrome with the NetBeans Connector.