I asked this question, before, and did not receive a solution. I am unable to send a pic within a Bonanza emailing, oftentimes called a B-mail. I use the exclamation points immediately before and after the URL of the picture (.jpg, or .gif, or .png) as I am doing so the correct way, as I’ve been doing this for a long, long time, and yet I cannot send another member a pic and I cannot send myself a pic in a B-mail as the URL gets cut off after I send the B-mail/emailing? Why I do not know, and as I make graphics, banners, avatars, etc., for Bonanza Sellers for FREE, I surely would like be simply be able to send or receive a B-mail with a pic in it, because not only can I NOT send one, I cannot Receive one either. Please Bonanza Staff, check into this, I am NOT the only member with this problem.
ADDED THIS VISUAL, OF WHAT ENDS UP HAPPENING IN MY MESSAGE or SENT OR RECEIVED B-Mail/[URL removed]
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See, I Should Be Receiving or Being able to Have a PIC show within a B Mail Message, and not an incomplete URL showing instead. Can You Fix This? Thanks so kindly! Dee
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divinefabricsnmore Reputation: 388 See divinefabricsnmore's booth |
I ran two tests using the same link to an image file.
Result 1: Normal image link (surrounded by ! marks). The link was truncated and produced NO image.
Result 2: Same link, but used the website tinyURL.com to produce shortened version of the image link. Sent the link (surrounded by ! marks) and the image successfully showed up in BMail.
[URL removed] Long links are being truncated (cut off) for whatever reason by Bonanza’s BMail system. Therefore, they cannot display properly.
Short-term solution until Bonanza fixes it (if they do) is to use tiny url.com (or some other URL shortening service) to produce smaller link addresses.
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tomwayne1 Reputation: 8637 See tomwayne1's booth |
Did this just start happening? Other strange things seem to be going on, so I wonder if they did an update or if there are just glitches going on.
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A2z4u2c Reputation: 1291 See A2z4u2c's booth |
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I am still able to add pics to bmails just fine. I dont know why you are not able to Dee.
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misskeech Reputation: 1958 See misskeech's booth |
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This is tomwayne1 (posting under a different Bonanza account):
The BMail message discrepancies mystery might be solved. Some users are saying that Bonanza Mail messages are not supporting sending pictures and some sellers are saying that users are getting pics through BMail.
Well, here’s the latest discovery…. When I was sent an image through BMail, it was truncated (too long, see “Bonanza Best Answer” above), and the image did not display. However, when I checked my regular email account and saw the Bonanza Automailer message (that gets sent to your registered email account) that is a duplicate of the BMail message, the picture WAS visible there. And, the URL links were NOT truncated.
So, I’m thinking that Bonanza is purposely limiting the display of the images in BMail, but the copy of that message that goes to your private email account will display the image in its entirety. So, I’m wondering if a regular image link that is short in length will display properly, since we know that tinyURL does work.
If your image URL is too long for BMail, you can probably count on the Bonanza user seeing the image in their regular email account (from the duplicate BMail copy that gets sent to them). Or, you could use the tinyURL solution that I suggested above to see the image directly in BMail.
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ComputerGuy Reputation: 78 See ComputerGuy's booth |
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Typing out Emoticons or Emoji’s don’t work in forums anymore, one must copy/paste them from one’s booth chat box, in order for others to see an actual emoji of a smile, wink, heart, etc. Also, now I can’t send pics within emails anymore, what gives? Or who’s NOT giving might be more like it. Please, please, please, please fix it so I can send graphics/pics in emails again, thanks so much! Dee
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divinefabricsnmore Reputation: 388 See divinefabricsnmore's booth |
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