Do you know if you hit that bandwidth limit, or is Dropbox having some problem? I just submitted a help request to them and will post what I hear back.
There is no way and I mean NO WAY I could actually have used up any of my bandwidth….
I might have used as little as 100MB bandwidth or even less at the moment. (uploading+sharing_
But I think the bandwidth includes anyone pulling up a BLF thread/page that’d have an embedded link to a Dropbox-hosted image, so it’s now your use of Dropbox, but anyone who looks at your pics, even via a BLF page.
There’s a Help link on Dropbox’s website, and you can submit a help request there. I did earlier, but maybe if you do also, they might take a look at the problem, if they’re not already doing that?
All of the pics I embedded (that use to work here) are in my Public Dropbox folder already, so that may have the same problem, but try it and post what happens?
EDIT:
Using the insert image from the editor makes it fail to display the image.
Using the [img] code does not display the pic at all and you don’t even see a picture failing to load….
Those tags and tokens are features of the BLF middleware, not HTML!! We can discuss hacking the middleware, but that’s not necessary to show images properly.
“Insert Image” is to show us your image, sized properly to fit the column. “Insert Link” is for “shortcuts”, URLs, “addresses”, whatever.
Unfortunately for all of us, that “random uncertainty” is far too common, especially in WWWeb middleware.
The “big thing” about computers when they were new was that they would repeat the same mundane set of actions (like showing & sizing images) perfectly, every single time. We were told to “depend on” that “reliability” of execution…
Yeah, right. That all went out with piss tests and “certifications”.
BUT, your comment is exactly why I insist on making posts like I do. Facts + Logic defeats belief and superstition. But not random uncertainty! That’s why we (tongue in cheek) used to call the act of writing a program from scratch “Bugging” (getting ready for the DEbugging to come)… Maybe someday the “script kiddies” (aka middleware coders) will notice…
(PS: The answer to “it works on my PC” is to order whoever told you that to send you their PC immediately or face legal action. Get their boss on Conference for the best effect. When I ran Help Desks, that comment would get you “counseled”.)