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Random attachment id

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post #1
08 January 2006, 01:29 UTC#1
Very easy, just copy n paste the below code, but put any random 4 digits in the id, I think we have just gone past 4000 images, so dont go higher than that
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[attachmentid=3016]

Also, preview your post, before posting as some images might have been deleted!



[attachmentid=4000]





EDIT:

wtf? its not showing the attacment?

but it does in "preivew post"?




External image not preserved — inspect source: http://img466.imageshack.us/img466/7079/wtf4qw.jpg

well thats the end of that game... some one kill this topic please!
post #2
08 January 2006, 01:33 UTC#2
[attachmentid=2113]
post #3
08 January 2006, 01:34 UTC#3
QUOTE(Word @ Jan 8 2006, 01:33 AM) [snapback]261732[/snapback]

[attachmentid=2113]


^ nope, doesnt show anything... but does in preview? thats fucked...
post #5
08 January 2006, 03:14 UTC#5
whats the extra step?

[attachmentid=2045]
post #6
08 January 2006, 04:07 UTC#6
[attachmentid=3234]
post #7
08 January 2006, 06:24 UTC#7
[attachmentid=1984]


[attachmentid=1835]
post #14
08 January 2006, 11:32 UTC#14
Who is that?
post #18
08 January 2006, 16:10 UTC#18
[attachmentid=2232]
post #19
08 January 2006, 16:24 UTC#19
[attachmentid=4021]

[attachmentid=4020]
Attachments
photofinishedit.jpg · 212 KB
Attachment metadata survives, but the file is absent from the recovered server backup.
american_war.txt · 34 KB
Attachment metadata survives, but the file is absent from the recovered server backup.
post #20
08 January 2006, 16:25 UTC#20
Is there an easier method to do this because there are loads of posts of just nothing..
post #21
08 January 2006, 16:31 UTC#21
[attachmentid=2744]

David's Jump

Hmm..it shows in the preview but not when I post it.

[attachmentid=2559]
post #23
08 January 2006, 17:50 UTC#23
[attachmentid=3587]
post #24
08 January 2006, 18:03 UTC#24
QUOTE(Skipper @ Jan 8 2006, 10:48 AM) [snapback]261901[/snapback]


Do wht WKH was saying, preview it. Then get the image location (URL) and copy that into an [img] Thing.


I've already explained it!!!!!

post #25
08 January 2006, 21:49 UTC#25
QUOTE(gman @ Jan 8 2006, 05:50 PM) [snapback]262073[/snapback]

[attachmentid=3587]



fucking newbie