what did I do wrong?

slavetothehoof

I tried to post some pictures from photobucket but they didn't work, I used the img code, should I of used a different one.

mrphil86

[ img] URL [ /img]

Without the spaces

slavetothehoof

Yup that's what I put.

supplemama

lowercase

img not IMG

PureAdamic

slavetothehoof

Yup that's what I put.

That's how the link copied off photobucket

Sqeekyjojo

Yup that's what I put.

http://i1284.photobucket.com/albums/a566/AshNJd2011/Facebook/JD Jack Daniels AKA James Bay/556164_10150613970186767_1543737138_n.jpg

You're linking to the whole album there. Get the individual image up, then find that code for bbs and paste it with a lower case img.

Using that link goes to the horse's hoof shots.

supplemama

That's how the link copied off photobucket

Then you just change it to lowercase. Find the actual adress of the photo you want, then to post it here simply put it within the image tag. It has to be lowercase on MFP or it will not work.

img not IMG

If it copies as IMG

then simply change it to img

supplemama

Read this for further clarification: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/104076-posting-pictures-on-the-boards-tutorial

slavetothehoof

ive changed it all so i hope it works now

all i want to do is post a simple thread in a horse message board on mpf

i'll post it here see if it works

First day I got him (22/07/2011)


1 week in – first lesson


First jumping lesson


3 month in and he injures his back hoof



Then after 4 month we move to a new yard and once he recovers and gets laminitis and an abscess



So we move again and he meets the horse I learnt to ride on as a kid


After another 2 month he recovers and bulks out so we start jumping and riding again


Then the snow came



So we had to wear big hats


Then it was Xmas (2012) so even more hats


Then we had to move again! But we did start competing more.


And more


So started training harder at home

slavetothehoof

i get why some won't work now

Cre8veLifeR

lol - pretty horse.

Lupercalia

Yes, lovely horse! Wears a hat well, too.