More options for succeeding in uploading?
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I have resized my photos, and they still won’t upload. The Gravatar circle just spins and spins. I have uploaded photos to many other sites, so I know it’s not my computer or my connection. How long should I be waiting for a successful upload? So far the longest I’ve waited is six minutes.
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Hi there,
Exactly which blog are you referring to? The one linked to your username is devoid of any blogger created content. Please post the URL starting with http:// -
Hello, Timethief. Thank you for replying. Yes, I know there’s nothing on it yet. I just started/created the site a couple of days ago, and got as far as trying to upload photos. I thought that would be a good place to start. But I’ve gone on twice now and tried to do that, and it won’t work.
If I really can’t get a photo on there because of a serious problem like a glitch with my computer’s communication with the WordPress server, I would rather find that out sooner than later, and maybe switch to a different blogging program.
I resized my trial photo and tried again, but it still just spins and spins. I also tried my secondary trial photo again, and it also wouldn’t go. -
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I find this guide to be the best one for uploading images http://wpbtips.wordpress.com/2009/04/26/images-the-three-link-options/
You can upload files in two ways: by going to Media → Add New from your dashboard or by clicking the new Add Media button right above the editing area of a page or a post.
For troubleshooting images see here > http://en.support.wordpress.com/images/troubleshooting-images/
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Thank you, timethief. I jumped into this whole blogging business at a point when I had no time to take the tutorials, etc., and as a result have no idea what I’m doing.
I got a photo uploaded! I followed your advice (was using IE7, so browser wasn’t the problem) and deleted temporary files. Then I left the room and did some stuff in the kitchen while the upload thingy was still spinning. I don’t know if it was the extra time or the empty cache that did it, but it worked. Thanks tons! The photo is very large…I definitely need to figure out how to do all of this properly!
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(was using IE7, so browser wasn’t the problem) and deleted temporary files.
IE7 is not supported so please upgrade or you will have ongoing issues.
The photo is very large…I definitely need to figure out how to do all of this properly!
Prior to uploading any image into your blog, regardless if it’s a header image, a featured image, an image in a post or page, in a Post format (Gallery or Image), an image for sidebar display in an image widget or a text widget, you can optimize and re-size it in either a desktop image editing software or online image editing software to fit the space you intend to use it in. http://onecoolsitebloggingtips.com/2012/03/26/cropper-or-proper-image-preparation-2/
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