my podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/new-church-eco-presbyterian/id638268733?mt=2 hasn't updated my cover art in over 2 weeks. Anybody know how often they update the art. Here's a snipit of my rss code:
<itunes:subtitle>Listen to the Sermons of our Pastors and Guests</itunes:subtitle>
<itunes:summary>Evergreen Church, GA- Listen to the Sermons of our Pastors and Guests</itunes:summary>
<itunes:image href="http://www.evergreenchurchga.org/content/images/evergreen_images/kerned_logo_itunes.jpg" />
<itunes:category text="Religion & Spirituality">
<itunes:category text="Christianity"/>
</itunes:category>
Change the file name for the image and update your RSS feed to use the new file name.
From the iTunes Podcast specification document:
If you change your podcast’s image, also change the file’s name. iTunes may not change the image if it checks your feed and the image URL is the same. The server hosting your cover art image must allow HTTP head requests for iTS to be able to automatically update your cover art.
Hope that helps.
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I'm looking for a function that will allow me to select my site from a folder of images in the WordPress installation.
I have 5 images of the same size named 1.png, 2.png and so on in the folder https: //domain.tld/_wordpress/wp-content/uploads/images. I would like to attach this to a mail in Outlook via HTML (or another script).
The way to integrate individual images is known. However, one of these 5 images should be selected at random. It is about advertising and more understanding of voluntary work.
How can I do something like that?
PS: I found this code, but it doesn't work.
img src="https://www.domain.tld/_wordpress/wp-content/uploads/images/random/image _<?php $random = rand(1,2); echo $random; ?>.png" alt="Random Image" height="201" width="600" /
Perhaps an option would also be sufficient to rename a file accordingly every day under Wordpress. 001.png becomes 1.png and today's 1.png becomes 001 etc.
Then you could have a fixed link, so that the graphic is given a name corresponding to the graphic on the server side every day.
It should just be automated somehow.
Unfortunately, I have no idea how or whether something like this can be implemented.
We have a .swf file that was created by an external marketing agency some years ago...
300px X 600px ... it has an embedded link to a PDF that they also created..
We want to link to another PDF file that is more marketing friendly...
Is there a way to fake, using CSS, a link to this new PDF?
We have ceased contact with the old marketing agency and never had the original .fla file to edit.
I was thinking I could add a over the flash file...and somehow create an class for an a href to equal the size of the and link to this PDF...
Sound feasible?
Unless the file is encrypted, it's probably much easier if you use an swf decompiler and extract the pdf from there. Try SWFTools .
I want to update a background image in google code projects.I searched their wiki, it talks about pointing image to an external world.Is there anyway we can upload the image to google code and provide a link?
I got the solution.First you need to upload the image to 'Download' area.After that, give the image url like this.
<img src="http://yourgoogleproject.googlecode.com/files/name of your image.PNG" alt="Logo"/>
You have to paste the above code inside apostrophe(') and end with apostrophe and can paste this in project description of your project summary tab.(I have just added here, in my case)
The file uploaded will go under 'files' folder of your project automatically.
This answer is no longer correct. Google Code removed the downloads option in May 2013, due to misuse. You can, as they suggest, move your files to Google Drive and link to them from there, which is fine for project downloads, but for items such as images in wiki pages or the project home page, I recommend checking the images into your source repository and linking to them. For example, ig you use a mercurial repository and your files are checked into docs/images, then:
http://yourproject.googlecode.com/hg/yourproject/docs/images/logo.png
should work.
We're creating a Interaction design pattern website for a class.
We've been using google docs to create the patterns list during the classes, sharing it with the teacher for evaluation.
So the environment is this:
We've been able to fetch a single image from each presentation we want to display, such as: http://docs.google.com/file?id=dd2dpzk6_164zcwm3jgv_b
We've created an RSS feed for cooliris to open: (small example from it):
<.item>
<.title>e7_pattern_7.78<./title>
<.link>http://docs.google.com/file?id=dd2dpzk6_164zcwm3jgv_b<./link>
<.guid>dd2dpzk6_164zcwm3jgv_b<./guid>
<.media:thumbnail url="http://docs.google.com/file?id=dd2dpzk6_164zcwm3jgv_b" />
<.media:content url="http://docs.google.com/file?id=dd2dpzk6_164zcwm3jgv_b" type="image/png" />
<./item>
Sorry for the points in the middle of the tag is only for stackoverflow not to filter it.
So the problem is the following, the rss works correctly, as the cooliris opens all viewports for all images. But both the thumbnail and content remain black for all the pictures.
If you try to open them by the above url you can download them, with the type="image/png" if should work for piclens to open it.
Anyone got a sugestion or idea why we can't access the images from google docs via cooliris ?
The server needed a crossdomain.xml to allow cooliris. So we can't do it directly from google but we'll just download it a put on another server.
Try putting type="image/png" in the media:thumbnail tag too.. additionally, put your feed through an RSS validator, just to see if it checks out..
I found this web site (photoblog)
http://www.OneReaction.net/
and I am very curious how this is done:
1) From source code you don't see the image URL
2) How to overlay the copyright information on the image without changing the underlying photo?
Ideas? Thanks!
Check this link: Watermarking Images in ASP.NET with an HttpHandler. It describes a technique for adding watermarks to every image of your site. By changing the path of the HttpHandler in the web.config to something less general (e.g. /photos/*.jpg), you can constraint the effect to a subset of images.
I believe that the ImageHandler.ashx is intercepting the requests and placing the copyright information into the image before delivering it to the browser. The handler is likely set up to capture all attempts to browse to a .jpg file.
The documentation on the drawing namespace should help you figure out the actual code for inserting text into an image.
The URL is in source code
<img id="image" title="Condemned to Contrast II" src="Resources/ImageHandler.ashx"
alt="Condemned to Contrast II" style="border-width:0px;" />
Try this link