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Three options, in order of complexity. let me know what you're thinking:

1. Download the image and send it someone (this option exists currently)
2. Share a link right under "download" that says "link to this image" and it would just by a URL that opens the image itself in its own page (easy to add this feature)
3. Create a link that knows the starting query, opens up an image to the correct page and shows you the image in question. (more complicated to implement)

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I was thinking of option #2.

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#2 would be perfect and I would use it a lot!!!

#3 is complicated period and not necessary if #2 is in place.

#1 is not so slick and even though I know it's available I have yet to use
it.

I use the stateful URL constantly and having it specific to a page would be
ideal.

On Tue, Nov 8, 2016 at 12:03 PM, Carla Cicero [email protected]
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I was thinking of option #2 #2.

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OK, this issue is now fixed... Not as easy as i though since i had to deal w/ the annoying habit of the image ALWAYS being downloaded. I wanted the effect of opening an image in a new tab before the user grabbing the link (so they can verify it). At any rate, this required modifying some settings in Apache. The other side-track i encountered was dealing with a previously bad commit where some unwanted CSS changes were merged into master, which broke much of the display and hadn't been deployed to the actual interface. At any rate, this is all fixed and master is up to date.

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fantastic!

On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 3:20 PM, John Deck [email protected] wrote:

OK, this issue is now fixed... Not as easy as i though since i had to deal
w/ the annoying habit of the image ALWAYS being downloaded. I wanted the
effect of opening an image in a new tab before the user grabbing the link
(so they can verify it). At any rate, this required modifying some settings
in Apache. The other side-track i encountered was dealing with a previously
bad commit where some unwanted CSS changes were merged into master, which
broke much of the display and hadn't been deployed to the actual interface.
At any rate, this is all fixed and master is up to date.

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Yay, thanks John!

On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 4:13 PM, Michelle Koo [email protected]
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fantastic!

On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 3:20 PM, John Deck [email protected]
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OK, this issue is now fixed... Not as easy as i though since i had to
deal
w/ the annoying habit of the image ALWAYS being downloaded. I wanted the
effect of opening an image in a new tab before the user grabbing the link
(so they can verify it). At any rate, this required modifying some
settings
in Apache. The other side-track i encountered was dealing with a
previously
bad commit where some unwanted CSS changes were merged into master, which
broke much of the display and hadn't been deployed to the actual
interface.
At any rate, this is all fixed and master is up to date.

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