Galaxy help please.
 

I have a Samsung Galaxy S II and a Samsung Galaxy Tablet 10.1 and for the life of me, I can't figure out how to upload pics. I have a photobucket acct and drop box in my apps but the camera won't let me drag and drop. Help please.

Testing.

So, now how do I embed it in the reply so the viewer doesn't have to click on it to see it?

When composing your post use this icon...

http://i1002.photobucket.com/albums/...EFD03AE5DD.jpg

When you click that icon (it's at the top of the composition window), a pop up will appear allowing you to insert the address or "URL" of your image. The "URL" or address is from Photobucket or Dropbox.

Once you do that something like this should appear in your message:

Another option is if you use photobucket, mouse hover over the picture to get the gear icon, click that, select "Get links" and mouse click the "img codes." This copies the text you need, come back to canreef, paste the text into your message and it will display inline.

If you use the canreef attachment like you did up there, tap the paper click once to attach the photo to a post (which will leave a link readers will have to click to view), but, if you tap the paperclip a second time, it should insert the image inline at the point the cursor is at.

Hope this helps!

If your surfing the forums on your Android devices, I highly recommend the Tapatalk app.

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Why? Especially from a tablet. Why would you want a reduced version of the sight. Heck I can't stand mobile sites because they're missing so much. And before you tell me how good it is, I tried it when the board first added it's capability and couldn't stand it. But that's just me. What I want to know is what people see in it as opposed to why I can't stand it.

Steve

Not sure how long ago you tried it but tapatalk has added a lot of functionality over the last year. The HD version has all the functionality of the full forums; unread topics, moderation, subscribed, private messages, and many more. It has also added additional features like picture hosting direct from tapatalk.

Everybody has their own opinion, and I actually prefer tapatalk over the full site on mobile devices.