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Picturegrid Wordpress Plugin

The selection of photos on my Photography page have been embedded using the Picturegrid Wordpress Plugin. Lightbox is turned off, so each image links to the appropriate page, and image borders and image margins are set to zero. These photos are all from my set “Favourites”

The Picturegrid wordpress plugin allows you to import your Flickr images into your sidebar, or onto any page. In fact you only need to call the function picturegrid(); inside any php to show the grid using the settings set on the options page inside the wordpress dashboard.

Picturegrid is also widget ready! If your theme supports widgets, just go to the widget admin panel and drag the picturgrid widget where you want it. Note! Picturegrid widget makes use of the default options!

picturegrid_options.JPG

To Do

Download

Old Version 0.9
Picturegrid Wordpress Plugin 1.0

Installation

  1. Upload - Upload picturegrid directory to plugins folder. This should contain the phpflickr folder and the picturegrid.php file.
  2. Activate Plugin
  3. Get and install lightbox plugin if required.
  4. Options-> Picturegrid - You’ll need to flll these out or they may be trouble!
  5. Use Widget - Drag the widget where you want it if your theme supports widgets (still uses default options).
  6. Use PHP function picturegrid(); - anywhere you’d like to insert a picturegrid. I have provided a sample template for you to upload to your theme directory. Write a new page and choose Picturegrid as your template to see it in action.
  7. Look good.

Notes

You absolutely must have a flickr API key. They are free, easy to get and lovely and reusable. Options page contains a link to the sign up page if you don’t already have one.

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Filed by Kieran at December 13th, 2007 under Uncategorized

1. At 8:58 pm on December 14, 2007, Mike Hedge wrote:

ok….. so I installed it… entered my ID do I need to get a Flickr API key?

2. At 9:13 pm on December 14, 2007, Kieran wrote:

Mike, yes, unfortunately to make us of the API flickr provide, you have to use an API key.

They are free and sign up takes seconds.

3. At 5:46 pm on January 14, 2008, Mike wrote:

Awesome plugin, thanks! I got mine up and running in under a half hour.
Here it is: http://www.grandcaribbeancruise.com/about/

4. At 7:54 pm on January 16, 2008, MacBros wrote:

Any Idea when you can expect the random option included?

5. At 1:36 pm on January 17, 2008, Kieran wrote:

MacBros:

Probably in the next week or two actually.

6. At 3:07 pm on January 18, 2008, Jim wrote:

Hello,
Awesome plugin, but a weird problem. Seems like any widget I put after yours, seems to get weirdly formatted, which makes me think maybe there’s an open tag someplace. Anyone have similar problems or solutions?

Freakin wordpress with every part of the page spread over 9 different files I can never figure out how to fix stuff like this… Makes you miss old html… :)

7. At 12:25 am on January 19, 2008, MacBros wrote:

That would be great! Looking forward to it. I’ll keep checking unless the plugin will prompt me to upgrade in the WP Plugin panel.

Thanks

8. At 11:36 am on January 19, 2008, Kieran wrote:

MacBros - it should now that I’ve uploaded it (and will continue to update it) on the plugin repository at wordpress.org

Jim - I will triple check but I’m almost certain the plugin is div’d correctly. I’ll let you know if i find anything out. All brackets are closed, but the plugin widget is not in a list due to the nature of the content. - Edit seems you fixed it already?

9. At 6:03 pm on January 19, 2008, Depo wrote:

Hi, I’ve uploaded the plugin, activated it and filled out the options.

Now, how to add ?? And what template do u mean ?

Depo

10. At 11:26 am on January 20, 2008, Kieran wrote:

Depo:
Wordpress Pages

If you are sill unsure what a page/template is, perhaps you could make use of the widget?

11. At 9:02 pm on January 20, 2008, Daniel wrote:

Love the plugin - exactly what I have been looking for. One feature request (or if there is a way to hack it in the meantime I would love to know). I would love to be able to specify the size of the thumbnails that appear–either in the sidebar or when embedding in a post. I find them a bit big and would love to be able to make them much smaller if possible.

Again. Thanks for all of your work on this plugin. Love it!

12. At 9:29 pm on January 20, 2008, Kieran wrote:

Daniel,

Thats not a bad idea. The thumbnails are straight from flickr - we could use css to make those smaller, but they’d still be the same file size…

13. At 9:35 pm on January 20, 2008, Kieran wrote:

As a temp fix you can add this to your css:

#picturegrid img {
width: 20px;
height: 20px;
}

That makes all images in the picturegrid smaller.

14. At 5:17 pm on January 24, 2008, nascent wrote:

Just the plugin I was looking for. I’ll definitely be back for the randomised version as soon as it’s available.

Would it also be possible to allow different pages to display random images from different sets?

15. At 1:03 pm on January 26, 2008, Kieran wrote:

nascent
I’m working on allowing you to pass variables when calling the ‘grid, much like this:

< ?php picturegrid(size, type, border); ?>

That way you can have as many picturegrids across your site as you want, with different setups.

16. At 2:23 pm on January 26, 2008, Sam wrote:

Thanks for the plugin. I installed and used sidebar. Then I only see error message saying “Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/s/sanghyuk/public_html/wp/wp-content/plugins/picturegrid/picturegrid.php on line 217″. What did I do wrong?

17. At 1:21 am on January 27, 2008, nancy wrote:

i got this error Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /………/wp-content/plugins/picturegrid.php on line 217

18. At 3:22 pm on January 27, 2008, Patrick wrote:

Hi there,
thanks for the plugin, seems to work great!

I can’t get the lightbox functionality to work, though. Having installed and activated the Slimbox plugin, Picturegrid adds rel=’lightbox[]‘ to every picture, but the Box doesn’t show up (clicking a picture just opens the medium version of it on Flickr). Any ideas?

19. At 1:36 pm on February 6, 2008, Kieran wrote:

Patrick - the issue is your lightbox plugin. If you wait for all the thumbnails to load the lightbox works just fine. If you click before they have finished then the script is not active.

Perhaps try another plugin? This is a well documented issue.

Sam/Nancy - Your API keys are probably incorrect.

20. At 9:05 pm on February 10, 2008, joe wrote:

Looks like exactly what I am looking for only I’m getting a problem on install … when I go to activate the plugin - the cell where the description of this plugin should be in my plugin mgmt screen is full of the picture grid php code… I’m pretty sure I have the files uploaded correctly.

/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/picturegrid/picturegrid.php

any guesses?

21. At 4:39 pm on February 11, 2008, Calidro wrote:

Patrick: I do not know if you are using another lightbox type of script, (you wrote Slimbox)in my case I´m using the lightview, so I did change in the script the code around the line 214 in order to trigger the script.
=====================
$photo_thumbs .= “buildPhotoURL($photo, “Medium”) . “‘ class=’lightview[]‘ title=’” . $photo['title'] . “‘ alt=”>buildPhotoURL($photo, “Square”) . “‘ title=’” . $photo['title'] . “‘ alt=”/>“;
================
note I change just rel for class and instead of lightbox I used lightview.
Hope this can help.
Regards

22. At 7:08 pm on February 11, 2008, Brian wrote:

Looking forward to both of these on the ‘To Do’ list:

1. Allow users to overide defaults. For example, you could force picturegrid to show 3 images in your sidebar but 500 in your gallery page.
2. Allow random photos why stick to recent? Random would be more fun especially for sidebars.

Keep up the great work!

23. At 9:47 pm on February 21, 2008, collin peterson wrote:

I get the following error in Firefox, but not in IE…

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach()…wp-content/plugins/picturegrid/picturegrid.php on line 213

This is very frustrating… IE pulls of the thumbnails perfectly, firefox gives me this error.

24. At 7:11 am on February 22, 2008, Kieran wrote:

Colin -

That error is a php error which is executed by your server and has nothing to do with the browser you are using.

25. At 3:31 pm on February 25, 2008, The House of Husar wrote:

Any news on the random feature. Also, any chance of making the plugin display larger than the square thumb? I would like the small or medium size photo to be displayed.

Cheers.

26. At 1:38 pm on February 26, 2008, Kieran wrote:

Random feature will be available in the next version, though this plugin has been parked momentarily. Development will resume soon.

And no, its square thumbs only I’m afraid. Thats essentially the purpose of the plugin….

27. At 3:26 am on March 6, 2008, Joel wrote:

Has anyone come across the grid’s images linking to farm3.static.flickr…..? I looked through the php, and of course it was correct so I’m wondering if it might be an issue with the api key flickr gave me. Any ideas would be welcome; I’m going to try to figure this out…

There’s an example (of the wrong links) on my blog (linked from my name).

cheers.

28. At 3:31 am on March 6, 2008, Joel wrote:

Sorry to be posting again. Figured it out. With the lightbox feature turned on and using slimbox it links it (understandably) to the actual image. and if the lightbox plugin doesn’t work it just shoots over there. so. problem solved. and a big “doh” from me.

29. At 2:41 am on March 15, 2008, Gray wrote:

I am having the same problem as Joe, above, and I have tried uploading every possible folder of picturegrid in various combinations into my plugins directory, yet I still get the php code in my plugins directory instead of a plugin. Any idea what’s going on?

30. At 1:40 pm on March 18, 2008, Kieran wrote:

Joel/Gray

There is a problem with Unix linebreaks. Click “edit plugin” immediately save the file and refresh the plugins page which should convert the linebreaks.

Either that or quickly check the solutions in the simplepie FAQ

31. At 9:11 pm on March 21, 2008, Mike Hedge wrote:

love this… any way to use two different sets on two different pages or my wordpress site?

32. At 10:48 pm on March 23, 2008, Joe wrote:

I have got it working in the widget fine but i’d like it on a page - and i’m struggling i have placed both: picturegrid(); and but nothing seems to be working can you please advise.

33. At 7:29 am on March 25, 2008, Kieran wrote:

Joe,

Make sure you are putting the function inside PHP tags - the plugin is definately working if the widget is, as the widget just takes the function and puts it in the right place in the sidebar.

Mike,

Coming soon…. not yet.

34. At 1:14 pm on March 26, 2008, Mike Hedge wrote:

…… is there some hack where I can rename one install of picturegrid something like picturegrid2.exe, then install it again….

here is my page http://www.mikehedge.com/jumping

genius! I want to do the same thing with my bio page so people can see all photos in a set I have that’s all about me…..

Mike

35. At 12:37 am on April 3, 2008, kPod wrote:

I found my problem. I cannot call a Picturegrid inside an entry. I /have/ to call it via a template.

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38. At 1:58 am on April 26, 2008, coffee wrote:

Awesome plugin! It makes my site look so much better. :) Like others, waiting for the random feature!!

I have enabled the side bar widget and by default it is called at Picture Grid (linking to this site) Is there a way by which I can name it somethign else ?

39. At 9:31 am on April 26, 2008, logicalnot wrote:

I love the idea — but i don’t have (and don’t want to have) a flickr account.

So, as a wish/suggestion, will it be possible to give the plugin a specific folder url (full of jpeg) and get the same results? — assuming that the plugin will make all the needed thumbnails and order them either by name or creation date.

Thank you!
Have a nice and keep up the good work!

40. At 12:39 pm on April 29, 2008, Kieran wrote:

Coffee: I plan to include widget title options in the next release. Thanks for the support.

Logicalnot: Thats really beyond the scope of this plugin - its made entirely for use with Flickr. Flickr provides the images, the thumbnails and the set structure for the plugin and without this the plugin would essentially be completely different underneath!

41. At 3:30 am on May 1, 2008, Jay wrote:

Love this plugin, it has replaced FlickrRSS.

Just a few things, do you plan on adding support to have it’s own title above it? I would love it if I could have it say Flickr up top.

Can’t wait for the random image feature, that would be great.

42. At 10:10 am on May 1, 2008, Davide Benini wrote:

Hello Kieran, bug report… Here’s how my plugin activation page looks like after putting the picturegrid folder into wp-content/plugin:

http://img.skitch.com/20080501-cwnmmmj4asfdc8rjt156kb2fqw.jpg

This looks like a bug to me, but there might be something wrong with my setup. I use WP 2.5 with a number of plugins, but I have deactivated them all to debug, so it looks like it’s not any other plugin’s fault.

Any suggestion?

Davide

43. At 8:51 pm on May 5, 2008, Davide Benini wrote:

The plugin seems to inject css through a “style” tag inside the body; as a consequence, my page doesn’t validate. I think the code style code should be injected into the head section, through the wp_head hook. Are you planning to modify this behaviour? I could implement the change myself, but I don’t want to disrupt future compatibility.
Thanks for the great job,
Davide

PS: disregard the previous report, re.reading the comments I have found out the problem were mac OS line endings.

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45. At 7:35 pm on May 8, 2008, troy zimmerman wrote:

weird problem: i uploaded the file to my plugin directory… but it won’t show up on my dashboard. no error messages or anything like that. it’s simply not there.

any help?

46. At 12:49 pm on May 24, 2008, Ian wrote:

Hi

Great plugin!

However I want to use a group feed, not a user. Any ideas on how to do this?

Ian

47. At 8:32 am on June 11, 2008, Micah wrote:

Re @19 (and @17 and @16), I’m not sure it’s the Flickr API keys. I am seeing this message in Safari, but not Firefox (which shows the images as one would expect). Also, I’ve tried two separate API keys (which are working for other WP Flickr plugins). Also tried switching the key’s Auth Mode between Web (and tried both no and WP-admin link for callback URL) and Desktop.

Any other ideas? Thanks in advance for any help.

48. At 2:08 pm on July 4, 2008, Boniek wrote:

I notice someone else was having this problem - I get the message…

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/giantthu/public_html/wp-content/plugins/picturegrid/picturegrid.php on line 213

How do I fix this?
Thanks

49. At 8:39 pm on July 6, 2008, Michal wrote:

Hello,

I was wondering how you go about choosing the Picturegrid exsample template when writing a page?

I’ve uploaded the example.php file.

I’ve also tested the widget, works perfectly.

May thanks.

50. At 3:11 pm on July 7, 2008, Richard Hawkins wrote:

It seems that both simpleflickr and picturegrid use phpFlickr… I’d like to use both on the same installation, how can I make this work?

51. At 3:35 pm on July 7, 2008, Michal wrote:

Please disregard the previous posting, I’ve figured out my template problem.

However, I am getting the following error message:

Warning: require_once(../../plugins/picturegrid/picturegrid/phpFlickr210/phpFlickr.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/plot29/public_html/wp-content/themes/plot29/flickr.php on line 12

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘../../plugins/picturegrid/picturegrid/phpFlickr210/phpFlickr.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php:/home/plot29/public_html/wp-content/plugins/phpFlickr210/PEAR’) in /home/plot29/public_html/wp-content/themes/plot29/flickr.php on line 12

I’ve read through all the post, double checked my API key but I’m still at a loss as to what the problem is.
The widget works great, so I know that the file structure is in place.

Any suggestions would be great.
I’m looking forward to having this up on my site!!

Thanks again.

52. At 9:41 am on July 10, 2008, Richard Hawkins wrote:

The…

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/giantthu/public_html/wp-content/plugins/picturegrid/picturegrid.php on line 213

error is something to do with your hosts firewalls I believe, see:

http://phpflickr.com/forums/comments.php?DiscussionID=53

Try sending a ticket to your host…

rich

53. At 4:25 am on July 26, 2008, Jack wrote:

The plugin works perfectly on my sidebar. I love it!

I need some help thogh. I can’t figure out how to get it to work as a seperate page. I think the sample I’m supposed to upload to my theme directory is example.php. Is that correct? So if yes, once it is there, it shows in my list of php files but I don’y understand how to make it appear as a page. It does not show up as a template so I am just frustrated.

Can someone pass on some helpful advise? Thanks!

54. At 4:05 am on July 27, 2008, Jack wrote:

OK, so I believe that the example.php was the incorrect php file to use. I believe that it should have been the picturegrid.php instead. When I look at it in the theme editor, it makes sense to use that one (I think). So now the question is how do I get Picturegrid to show up as a template. I only have default and archive as templates.

Any help would be appreciated

55. At 5:40 am on July 27, 2008, Jack wrote:

“blush”

So I just could not figure it out and the frustration was definitely settling in but I had to figure it out … and I did.

So what was the issue? When I downloaded the file there was an error on the extraction of files. The plugin was there so I tried it and it worked but the error did not give me the sample template.

I was able to finally get it … with a little luck.

It is a very cool addition to have!

56. At 8:18 pm on August 1, 2008, Ian wrote:

Any ideas on my previous comment (Posted on 24-May-08 at 12:49 pm) with regards to a group feed instead?

Integrated here and it’s working a treat:

http://www.theloyalfew.com

57. At 7:21 pm on August 13, 2008, Joel wrote:

I’m also getting the error:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home2/../wp-content/plugins/picturegrid/picturegrid.php on line 213

The problem is only with FIREFOX. I succesfully tested the plugin with IE6, IE7, OPERA and SAFARI.

Any clue why this is happening? Any solution?

58. At 8:25 pm on August 14, 2008, Michal wrote:

Hello,

Thank you!!

After a little bit of work I finally got picturegrid up and running on my site. I’m extremely happy with the way everything is working.

http://plot29.com/?page_id=83

I have one question that I was hoping you may be able to give me a hand with.

When clicking on the thumbnails, picturegrid opens the “Medium” image from Flickr. I was wondering if its possible to have the “Original” image size open instead.

I tried changing “Medium” in the picturegrid.php file to “Large” and to “Original” without much success. With “Large” written in only some images would open and with “Original” non of the images would open.

Any help in pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated.

Many Thanks!

59. At 5:58 pm on August 18, 2008, Kieran wrote:

57. Joel - PHP is executed on your server, not you browser so any correlation to Firefox is coincidence.

58. Michal - you need to be a subscriber to access higher resolution images I believe. Its not particularly well documented within the API but I had similar problems until I subscribed. I would ask you to think about people with small monitor resolutions who visit your site!

60. At 6:32 pm on August 21, 2008, Michal wrote:

Thanks Kieran.

Small monitors is a concern. Would it be possible to get access to higher resolution images but from the Picturegrid side still control the max size of the image?

A final question. I’ve noticed that on some PCs the thumbnail rollover-transparency wouldn’t work and instead negative of the image would appear. Is this due to the code for the transparency effect not being compatible with all browsers? Unfortunately I can’t recall the browser or windows version I was on when I noticed the negative rollover effect.

Thanks again, love the plugin.

61. At 6:51 pm on August 21, 2008, Kieran wrote:

60. Michal - You could indeed grab the high res image and force it to display at a specific size, but it could well mean playing with the code for slimbox/lightbox etc.

The negative effect is an Internet Explorer filter, which I used on a whim and used the opacity for other browsers. You can change this in the css

#picturegrid a:hover img {filter: xray; opacity:.80; text-decoration: none;}

Delete the “filter: xray;” text.

62. At 6:52 pm on August 21, 2008, Kieran wrote:

Btw, Michal, lovely site and excellent design. Its nice to see something I’ve made be put to such good use alongside such beautiful photography.

63. At 3:27 pm on September 19, 2008, Michal wrote:

Thanks for the positive feedback on site design and photographs.

I was wondering if you had any more suggestions as how to open the larger/original size images from flickr (given I have a flickr-pro account)?

Cheers,
M

64. At 6:30 am on November 9, 2008, Kevin wrote:

Kieran,
Excellent plugin, thanks for all the hard work! I was using SlickrGallery earlier but this keeps things simple and does just what I need. Two questions (feature asks?):
1. Any update on the ability to show more than one set?
2. Any way to display different #’s of photos in the sidebar widget and when called via the PHP function on a page? My workaround is to display the sidebar with FlickrRSS and your plugin for my /photos page.

Even if you never get to this stuff, again, great plugin.
Kevin

65. At 12:57 am on December 24, 2008, Reese wrote:

I love this plugin and have been using it on my site for a while, but I really wish there were a random option, is it ever going to happen?

66. At 1:18 pm on December 24, 2008, Kieran wrote:

Reese, the flickr API doesn’t allow for random ordering. It shows the images as they are ordered in the set. You can however order a set randomly in Flickr.

67. At 8:09 pm on December 31, 2008, Michael wrote:

This plugin had been working perfectly for me, but I am suddenly getting the following error:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in */html/wp-content/plugins/picturegrid/picturegrid.php on line 217

Nothing in my Flickr API changed. I’ve double checked all of the settings.

Thanks for your help!

68. At 7:53 pm on January 3, 2009, Kieran wrote:

Michael something in your blog set up, theme or server set up must have changed or your connection to flickr has broken somehow. My three implementations are all working fine.

69. At 11:53 am on January 15, 2009, reganf wrote:

Hello,
Just stumble across your awesome plugin and am lovin it. God abit od a problem tho.

I am using the widget to display 8 pic in two rows in my sidbar. But when I click on the images, I dont get a lightbox , get a link to http://farm4.static.flickr.com/...

I have lightbox 2 installed, but I have no way of checking to see if the lightbox is working, or if it is a inserting the proper code.

The Question:
What Lightbox do you use, and how can I check that it is inserting the corrent code?

Seriously man, AWESOME plugin.

70. At 1:42 pm on January 15, 2009, Kieran wrote:

If you check the description of the plugin on the plugin page you will see a link - there is a problem with your lightbox, that is why it links directly to the image. Some lightboxes do not initialise until the page DOM is finished loading/executed.

The one I link to loads as soon as the page html is loaded and should work as soon as the images display…. give it a whirl!

71. At 4:33 am on January 16, 2009, reganf wrote:

Turns out there wasnt anything wrong in anycase.

I had a plugin called wp supercache turned on and it was loading an old cache. cleared it and voila!!
For the record, i uesed http://transientmonkey.com/wp-slimbox2 as the lightbox plugin.

thanks for your prompt response, and awesome plugin.

72. At 2:48 pm on January 26, 2009, reganf wrote:

Just before I go though, is there any way to change the title og the widget from “picturegrid” to “Our Pictures” ?

73. At 2:22 am on February 11, 2009, Dave Wilson wrote:

This plugin looks to be exactly what I am looking for. Unfortunately, when I try to activate it, I get the following PHP errors. Any suggestions?

Warning: include_once(public_html/newblog/wp-content/plugins/__MACOSX/) [function.include-once]: failed to open stream: Success in public_html/newblog/wp-settings.php on line 465

Warning: include_once() [function.include]: Failed opening ‘public_html/newblog/wp-content/plugins/__MACOSX/’ for inclusion (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in public_html/newblog/wp-settings.php on line 465

74. At 2:40 am on February 11, 2009, Dave Wilson wrote:

Please ignore the last comment - I uploaded the ZIP assuming WP would install it correctly but this isn’t the case. Following the instructions (I know, RTFM), I am still having trouble. Neither of the 2 archive utilities I have will decompress the ZIP properly (they complain about invalid filenames - probably due to the MAC origin of the file?) and, after I manually extract and rebuild the tree then upload it, WP merely dumps a bunch of PHP source in place of the plugin information in the Dashboard. I’ll keep trying but any hints from folks who have installed to a Linux host from a Windows XP PC would be appreciated.

75. At 4:39 pm on February 11, 2009, tim from Radio Clash wrote:

Great idea! Love it…will try this tonight on my blog.

One thing: I’d love to have more than one set displayed on different pages? Would it be possible to do that passing the setID to the plugin via the picturegrid(); function? The one in the setup could be the default?

Just an idea - I’m more of a hacker than a coder, but this would make it even more useful if you could have different sets on different pages, ie. a portraits set or a street photo set.

76. At 11:50 pm on February 19, 2009, Bradley wrote:

Kieran: I’ve been through a dozen Flickr plugins just trying to get two columns in a sidebar and yours finally fits the bill. Thank you!

However, I can’t seem to get the “set” ID to take. It only works with the other option (recent).

For the commenter above who couldn’t see the plugin listed, I had the same thing. The plugin automatically uploaded one folder too many: /picturegrid/picturegrid/ whereas just one /picturegrid/ is what you need. So remove (FTP etc.) that other folder and it should work.

Thanks!

77. At 12:48 am on February 26, 2009, Cenobyte wrote:

hey there. great plugin. any way i can change the “Picturegrid” above the Sidebar Widget into something else? Would like it to match my other widgets.

Thanks!

78. At 4:06 am on March 26, 2009, todd wrote:

I have uploaded the plugin and have activated it. I set all the settings and have placed on a page but I don’t get a grid. I just get that same text displayed.

What am I doing wrong?

79. At 10:06 am on March 28, 2009, Richard wrote:

Hi Kieran,

you have made a really nice plugin, simple and effective, but there is a problem in the code, which people above have written about and i am getting the same issue. There is some issue in the code on line 213. this warning message appears in Firefox “Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach()…” but Safari has no issue with it. As you have said is must have something to do with the server but it doesn’t make sense that safari is ok and firefox is not, with the same code and the same server.. maybe the problem is in firefox i don’t know, but it’s puzzling why its behaving like this. if you don’t have any time to put towards this i understand, but it would be nice to resolve this issue as it seems a few people are having this problem.

cheers,
Richard

80. At 5:15 am on April 8, 2009, Mark wrote:

This is a fantasic plugin. My only issue, and it’s probably a simple config issue, is for some reason the plugin is only pulling in 15 or so photos in spite of my set (set ID specified on the options screet) contain about 50 photos.

Any idea/clues as to why this might happen. I have the max photo field set at 100 as well.

Thx for any input.

Mark

81. At 7:34 pm on April 8, 2009, Mark wrote:

Strange - I posted last night now it’s gone. Kiernan - great plugin I’m just having one problem - everything is great, lightbox working, etc. but my set specified in the options (and total photos is set to 150) has about 75 photos but it’s only pulling in about 15 photos?? Any ideas as to what would cause this. It’s really a show stopper for me.

I’d really appreciate any input you can provide as I’m at a loss. Very much appreciated!

Mark

82. At 10:55 am on April 9, 2009, Kieran wrote:

Mark, do you have a pro account?

83. At 10:56 am on April 9, 2009, Kieran wrote:

As discussed by email - this is an issue with your session breaking phpflickr in firefox. Clear cookies and sessions to solve the problem.

84. At 10:57 am on April 9, 2009, Kieran wrote:

You added the text inside a wordpress page rather than a php template.

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