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This is nice, I added some diagrams to my query and I hope it made the question more clear.
But I have a question about it.
So I go to http://www.plantuml.com/plantuml and enter my code, it generates a diagram. I right-click "PNG" on that page and copy the link. Then I click your "landscape" icon, it asks for a URL and I paste in the link. Now the picture is copied to the question or comment. Cool.
BUT - as I understand it, the URL contains the source code, right? So the picture is generated by the server when the URL is fetched.
When you change the server (for example you implemented a change for the problem I was having with swimlanes) then a link to the server, with the same URL, might result in a different picture, right?
So my question is, when I enter the URL and a picture appears in the question/comment, is that picture copied to the question/query as an image, or is it copied as a URL? Because if it's a URL, and the picture is fetched when someone looks at the question next year after the server has had changes, they might see a different picture and it would be confusing.
Thanks
Frank
I've found the answer, the picture is copied as a URL rather than as an image. This means that when a bug in the server is fixed, the image changes. For example the image attached to my comment in the other thread has now changed, and since the problem I was asking about has been fixed the image no longer illustrates the problem but now contradicts the rest of the comment.
So, is there a way to upload and insert an image into a Question in the Q&A?
Hi Frank, You will need somewhere online to store your picture so that you can include a URL to it when asking or replying to a question. This link https://github.com/tgirke/my_gist_images may have a good suggestion, put your images in github, you can always create a repo for just this purpose.
Hope this helps
Kevin