

- #FLICKR GALLERY PLUGIN FOR WEBSITE INSTALL#
- #FLICKR GALLERY PLUGIN FOR WEBSITE PATCH#
- #FLICKR GALLERY PLUGIN FOR WEBSITE PRO#
- #FLICKR GALLERY PLUGIN FOR WEBSITE FREE#
Get the Flickr API keyīefore you can use the plugin, you will need to first go through a few steps to get the Flickr API key. The following instructions will guide you through the processing of getting this key. In order to use the Flickr galleries within your WordPress site you will need to obtain a Flickr API key.
#FLICKR GALLERY PLUGIN FOR WEBSITE PRO#
You can also purchase a PRO account which eliminates the advertising.
#FLICKR GALLERY PLUGIN FOR WEBSITE FREE#
Using the Pluginįlickr provides a free account with 1 terrabyte of space. Remember that you will need to already have a registered Flickr account in order to use this plugin. This completes the installation of the plugin into WordPress.
#FLICKR GALLERY PLUGIN FOR WEBSITE INSTALL#
Click on Install Now, then click on Ok when the browser asks for confirmation to install the plugin

I have been able to style it mostly to match my template/theme except adding an icon to the title. Is there a separate CSS file? When installed directly through WP gallery there is no CSS file. I absolutely love your widget (quick flickr v. $flickr_api_key."&username=".urlencode($newoptions)."&format=rest") +++ C:/Data/Project/blokspeed/code/wp-content/plugins/quick-flickr-widget/quick_flickr_widget.php (revision -95,7 +95,7 Output via php or javascript? C:/Data/Project/blokspeed/code/wp-content/plugins/quick-flickr-widget/quick_flickr_widget.php (revision 189)

I hope people find it useful and maybe you can include it in an update.
#FLICKR GALLERY PLUGIN FOR WEBSITE PATCH#
I just went live with my site using your widget and I found out the hard way that the widget uses url_fopen, and my host doesn't support it :) I whipped up this patch to make the widget use cURL when available and otherwise fall back to url_fopen. Warning: file_get_contents ( ) : failed to open stream: no suitable wrapper could be found in /home/unsunghe/public_html/wp-content/plugins/quick-flickr-widget/quick_flickr_widget.php on line 98Īny ideas? I couldn't find "safe mode" in my hosting and, as I say everything worked fine before the updates. Warning: file_get_contents() : URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration in /home/unsunghe/public_html/wp-content/plugins/quick-flickr-widget/quick_flickr_widget.php on line 98 Then when I upgraded the plugin I got another error: Everything was working perfectly before both the WordPress and plugin upgrades, but then I started getting the "Something went wrong with the Flickr feed! Please check your configuration and make sure that the Flickr username or RSS feed exists" error. Just upgraded to the latest version 1.2.10 and I'm using WordPress 2.9.1.
