#image uploading

If anyone has any technical expertise, please help me with this.

I’m having difficulties uploading images to deviantART, Tumblr, and Patreon. On deviantART and Tumblr I get an error message when trying to upload the image, and on Patreon it just...hangs. I’ve tried this in both my default browser (Chrome) and... *groans* Microsoft Edge, and it seems to be a cross-browser issue. I don’t have any other computers that are capable of doing much more than acting as very flat paperweights. My PC is running Windows 10, my antivirus is Webroot.

Strangely enough, the issue does not seem to extend to Facebook and Twitter. Maybe there’s a difference in the type of image uploader they use? I initially wanted to suspect that the test image I used was just getting a free pass, but then I tried it on deviantART and it failed to upload there as well as the other images I’ve tried uploading.

EDIT: In addition to the image upload issues, I can’t even finalize an image post on Tumblr while using the “add image from web” function (which was how I intended to crosspost my recent artwork from my successful Twitter upload). PLEASE HELP.

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This week has been a challenging but productive week. I gained a lot of experience and knowledge about Arduino and internet communication working on the Wi-Fi image uploading. Arduino is a flexible, easy-to-use elctronics prototyping platform, it's good for starter to physical computing world, but it doesn't has a built-in intelligent system to support advanced functions, for example Wi-Fi uploading. I posted a couple of questions on both arduino.cc and adafruit forums and received some suggestions to work on the Wi-Fi issue.

I mentioned in the last week's post that there might be two ways of approaching the issue: FTP or HTTP.

I tried both ways and the followings are the results.

1) FTP

I successfully drove CC3000 breakout board connected the web server using FTP protocol on port 21, but couldn't figure out how to upload an image. After in-depth research I found that FTP didn't online file creation. Although I could upload a local image via command line FTP connection, I couldn't create a new file on web server. An image must be an already generated local file (.jpg, gif, png, etc) first before uploading. The problem was Arduino board didn't have enough memory to temporarily saving an image, so FTP alone failed.

Then I figured out it might be possible to use both SD card and Wi-Fi board to achieve uploading. Saving/Creating image to SD card first, reading from card and uploading to web server. I tried to implement the code but met another problem: Arduino had only 16KB hard drive space but photo capture, SD card and Wi-Fi could not be implemented within the 16KB code. I tried to refine and shorten my code but failed.

2) HTTP

Recently I installed the Paperclip gem, which lets users upload files. Actually, it lets you upload a single file to be precise. For my app Pixelove, I want to create the functionality that lets users upload multiple images for each pin. This would come in handy when trying to illustrate a user flow, or a series of steps/screenshots. 

Ideally, I'd build a feature like the "pin" button of Pinterest that triggers a screenshot mechanism, and let's users grab multiple screens as they browse. They could then pin these as a series within a single pin. That's pretty complicated for me to build right now, so I'm starting off by building a multiple image upload, whereby the user would save down the screenshots and then upload them to Pixelove.