Problem area is highlighted in red - Wtf?

The tags > and < are for writing html.
Problem area is highlighted in red and as much of the rest of the code is presented to help you find the area (may not be exact text):

· <img src=http:
· <img src=http:

Rhett does not get this. While editing my user lookup, I get this weird message... the full code of the image is
<img src=http://images.neopets.com/template_images/walkingcarpet_dancing.gif>
I have beginning and ending tags, but no matter what I do, it won't let me post images on my UL.

 

Try it with quotes:

<img src="http://images.neopets.com/template_images/walkingcarpet_dancing.gif">

 

I got a different one this time. :rhett:

· <img src="http:

Wait, no... Thats still bad.

 

Can you paste the whole code? Haha. Or PM.
Sometimes things like this are also rejected because of something else that makes this code bad.

 

It's not the whole code. I know that much. I've had the same lookup for months now. I'm just now adding a new image (I have other images on the lookup) and now all images not in the <style /> code appear red.

 

Apparently you can't add images using that code anymore.
I tried putting just that and it won't work.
Anal.

 

This is an outrage!-ish. I'm really tired of TNT messing the coding filters.

 

have you tried:

Code (Text):

1.  
2. <img src="URL" alt="" />
3.  

?

 

That's SO complicated now Freja!
But on a side note, still won't work.

 

Yeah, I tried that before too. Didn't work

 

Its a glitch in the coding filter that blocks all image tags. Until further notice, please do not update your shop or any other coding until further notice otherwise you're at risk of losing all the code. TNT says they're working on it, but who knows when it'll be fixed...

 

If you're desperate, this might work:

Code (Text):

1. <style />
2.  
3. #cacklerocksmysocks
4. {
5. background-image:url('cackleROCKS.png');
6. height: #px;
7. width: #px;
8. }
9.  
10. /*Enter in the width and height (in pixels) for your image*/
11.  
12. </style />
13.  
14. <div id="cacklerocksmysocks"></div>

Whether it works or not, I have no idea

 

I always get that and then I just get so frustradted that I give up... haha

But if it won't let you type in your HTML the try the CSS code that cackle gave you

 

WOW.. the same thing has been happening to me.. I made 7 new lookups but not 1 works because it says the same thing but with the image code

 

ÃŒt was a glitch. Fixed now.