On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 10:47 AM, Armin Le Grand <armin.le.gr...@me.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > > On 12.01.2012 16:34, Dennis E. Hamilton wrote: >> >> Some externally-sourced images do not present properly in all browsers >> that visit the AOO blog. >> >> I notice this especially with IE 9 and IE 8. The root source is >> apparently violation of browser privacy rules (even set to medium or low) >> when accessing the image file attempts to deliver cookies to the client from >> a domain other than that of the blog site. (When the image is accessed >> directly in these browsers, the user is asked whether to download or display >> it, rather than having it be automatically displayed.) >> >> Since it seems inappropriate to request visitors to the blog to lower >> their browser privacy settings, it would be useful to avoid this problem for >> casual users and visitors. >> >> This happens with the post that Hagar prepared that is now available at< >> https://blogs.apache.org/OOo/entry/the_community_forum_new_year> as of >> today. The graphic is at< >> http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/download/file.php?id=13066&mode=view>. >> The post is not comprehensible without the graphic. >> >> >> This does *not* happen with Armin's beautiful graphic in the post from >> yesterday:< >> https://blogs.apache.org/OOo/entry/features_for_graphicobjects_and_oleobjects>. >> >> The difference is that Armin's graphic was uploaded to the blog site. >> >> It would be a good thing to find out how that was done and to follow in >> Armin's footsteps. >> >> - Dennis >> > > That's not really complicated, after login in the 'New entry' View, go to > 'Media files' in the brown toolbar. Click your way on images and choose 'Add > media file' from the right control pad. The rest should be self-explaining. >
OK. I saved the image from the forums to disk,and then imported into the Roller media library. Hopefully it works better with I.E. privacy settings now. -Rob > The reason this is not widely used is that the Apache Roller Weblogger on > default adds graphics only as thumbnails on which the reader has to click to > get the original graphic loaded. There seems to be no direct way to change > that default. I also did not like that and (with Ollis help) we found out > that in the HTTP source there is a '?t=true' added to one of the links > representing the graphic. Removing this makes the graphic appear full size; > we guessed that it's a 'tiny' flag... > > HTH! > > Sincerely, > Armin > -- > ALG >
