Having Technical issues!  I have the posts started for Daharan uniform information.  However, every time I try to import new photos, I receive a failure notice.  Usually, I would  chalk this up to user error, but I have posted photos in other posts.


I will return as soon as possible! 

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  1. pancerniApril 7, 2023 at 1:15 AM

    Let's hope you resolve the problem soon.

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  2. SkiApril 7, 2023 at 4:01 AM

    Try using a different internet browser. Feels like most people use Chrome these days. Try Edge if you're on a Windows computer or Safari on a Mac - they should already be on the computer.

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  3. James FisherMay 6, 2023 at 4:57 PM

    Roger, it could be the type of image files are not supported (only jpg and png are, I think). Alternatively, perhaps due to security settings in your browser, which may have changed with an update. See if pop-up windows have been blocked.
    Regards, James

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