Thanks Willem.
As an aside @brian I noticed that clicking on the image above doesn’t bring up a higher resolution of the image as it does on the Grasshopper forum. Is this a limitation of Discourse or does it depend on something about the original image that isn’t available in this instance?
Chris
Hi Chris,
Indeed, I think it is due to the upload process let me test:
Pasted:
Uploaded:
lets see if different…
EDIT:
@brian It appears the pasted image is not “click to zoom” able. The uploaded one is (due to filepicker functionality I guess.)
A related issue: I think the upload button (currently an image icon) should be edited to reflect that fact that it is a file upload button.
Yep, uploaded is different… You get the enlarged image in a separate popup window… Does drag and drop have the same result as paste?
–Mitch
and for us behind corporate filtering policies, the pasted is visible, the uploaded not…
I think drag and drop is the same as pasted. My earlier images in the thread were drag and drop and they don’t expand.
Chris
Both are click-zoom able here.
both in chrome and FF
-Willem
I just did two uploads above and they don’t enlarge for me. Any more thoughts on this? I’m using Chrome.
Chris
Now they do but I had to leave the tread and come back to it.
It appears that the markup created with a drag/drop or copy/paste is different from the markup created by the file upload tool.
Pasted:
<img src="https://global.discourse-cdn.com/mcneel/uploads/default/original/3X/8/0/80a0422d81dce17ec40f0938a43ae9a77e8a6d78.png" width="690" height="379">
Uploaded:
![xx.jpg][1]
...
[1]: https://www.filepicker.io/api/file/kqsnW00vQTmWe0jvM094
I’ll let the folks at Discourse know you prefer the latter.
I agree about the button. We hacked in the filepicker.io stuff to get generic uploads working; the Discourse team is working to integrate it properly into their system.