Simple tutorial here you guys:
You need a MobileMe account to do this.
1. Open Photos.app
2. Select the photo you want to upload and send it to MobileMe
3. Once it's successfully on MobileMe it will display a dialog asking you if you would like to look at your MobileMe gallery. Go to your MobileMe gallery.
4. The iPhone will open up MobileSafari for you. Tap on the photo you just uploaded to bring it up full size
5. tap and hold on the photo and select Copy
6. Go to MacRumors and tap "Post Reply"
7. Tap Manage Attachments
8. Use the "Upload File from URL" field and paste what you copied from step 5
9. Here's the trickiest part: From the URL you just pasted you have to delete the following text:
.jpg?derivative=mmedium&source= <--- replace all of this text with a /
&type=mmedium <---- delete this text after the file name
The final URL should look something like this:
If you followed my instructions carefully, it should work. Once you do it once, it's pretty easy to remember. Basically you're putting a slash before ".jpg?" and getting rid of all the extra junk and keeping the file name after the slash.
If anyone has an easier way, that would be pretty helpful.
You need a MobileMe account to do this.
1. Open Photos.app
2. Select the photo you want to upload and send it to MobileMe
3. Once it's successfully on MobileMe it will display a dialog asking you if you would like to look at your MobileMe gallery. Go to your MobileMe gallery.
4. The iPhone will open up MobileSafari for you. Tap on the photo you just uploaded to bring it up full size
5. tap and hold on the photo and select Copy
6. Go to MacRumors and tap "Post Reply"
7. Tap Manage Attachments
8. Use the "Upload File from URL" field and paste what you copied from step 5
9. Here's the trickiest part: From the URL you just pasted you have to delete the following text:
.jpg?derivative=mmedium&source= <--- replace all of this text with a /
&type=mmedium <---- delete this text after the file name
The final URL should look something like this:
Code:
http://gallery.me.com/thespaz/100008/photo1236702281298/web.jpgIf you followed my instructions carefully, it should work. Once you do it once, it's pretty easy to remember. Basically you're putting a slash before ".jpg?" and getting rid of all the extra junk and keeping the file name after the slash.
If anyone has an easier way, that would be pretty helpful.
