On 8/6/10 8:08 AM, Ray_Net wrote:
> David E. Ross wrote:
>> On 8/5/10 2:40 PM, Ray_Net wrote:
>>> Rick Merrill wrote:
>>>> not working w. SM2?
>>>>
>>>
>>> It works for me in 2.0.4 however...
>>>
>>> The following has nothing to do with SM, but only with Google Images.
>>> Google images have changed recently the way of showing images.
>>> Now i am unable to find the link to adress directly one image found.
>>>
>>> Did you have a clue/method ?
>>
>> With the cursor over the image, right-click.  From the pull-down context
>> menu, select Properties.  The Element Properties window will have a
>> section "Image Properties", where you will see the URI of the image.
>>
> 
> This is the location where we found the thumbnail, not the image source.
> 
> Per example, you type: hortensia in google image ant you examine the 
> first image ...This is:
> hortensia.jpg
> 1280 × 960 - ... nestled in the beautiful countryside of the Blavet valley.
> from: brittanygitesandcottages.com
> 
> When using "Properties" the URI of the image is:
> http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTdoeRnIY0Z2JLHLtHELn0RBZIohYItknxrkK0GfRuk1FiPNEQ&t=1&usg=__FLsOUyAsd1YVjPgVbXUEOGwyGDo=
> 
> This is the tumbnail 259px * 194px ...
> 
> So.. this is not working, however ... i found the way !!!
> 
> Here it is:
>  From the pull-down context menu, don't select Properties but select 
> "View selection source" - then in the text we can copy/paste:
> http://www.brittanygitesandcottages.com/images/hortensia.jpg
> 
> Which is the direct link showing us the beautiful flower.
> 
> Thanks for the idea of "Right-Click" !!!
> 

I did a Google search on images for "hortensia".  The result was a page
of 18 thumbnails.

I selected (left click) the first thumbnail and got a frames page.  In
the top frame (actually a base page and not a frame) is the same
thumbnail.  The bottom frame has the title "Welcome to Kerfec Gîtes".  I
selected (again left click) the thumbnail in the top frame and got a
very large image.

With my cursor over the large image, I right-clicked and selected
Properties from the pull-down menu.  The Element Properties popup had
one section:  Image Properties.  In that section was an item "Location"
with the URI
<http://www.brittanygitesandcottages.com/images/hortensia.jpg>.  Copying
that URI and pasting it into the address area for a new tab, I got the
same very large image.

Please note that, when you place your cursor over an element on a Web
page and then get the properties, you are getting the properties of that
element.  Thus, when I get the properties of the thumbnail on the frames
page (the page that also has "Welcome to Kerfec Gîtes"), the Element
Properties popup has two sections: Link Properties and Image Properties.
 The URI under Link Properties gives me the very large image; this is
correct because the thumbnail is a link to the very large image.  The
URI under Image Properties gives me the thumbnail; this is correct
because the Element Properties was generated for the thumbnail.  For the
very large image, the Element Properties popup had only the one Image
Properties section; the page did not contain a link.

-- 

David E. Ross
<http://www.rossde.com/>.

Anyone who thinks government owns a monopoly on inefficient, obstructive
bureaucracy has obviously never worked for a large corporation.
© 1997 by David E. Ross
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