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Why did you give it five stars if it doesn’t work for you at all?

You may want to also refrain from giving a theme a one star rating simply because you can’t remove an author’s signature/credit. Ding it one star? Sure. Give it the worst rating possible? Seems a bit much.

p.s. Excluding a category would be equally as useful.

Just tried in Chrome, Chrome asked to launch Picasa and import button, but when the “Configure Buttons” box popped up, still no option for WordPress photo upload button (only the currently installed options -just like what I was getting in FF).

I feel like I must be doing something wrong, if jakob.bro got it to work, but perhaps there’s something missing in the 0.6.2 .zip that he had already had downloaded from 0.6.1?

Still nothing in the log (which also seems weird):

Plugin Versions:
$Id: options.php 385833 2011-05-17 13:13:20Z draca $
$Id: picasa-album-uploader.php 423849 2011-08-15 15:54:46Z draca $
PHP Version:
5.2.17
MySQL Server Version:
5.0.92-community
Plugin Slug:
picasa_album_uploader
Permalink Structure:
/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/
Button HTML:
<a href="picasa://importbutton/?url=https://www.mydomain.com/blog/picasa_album_uploader/picasa_album_uploader.pbz" title="Download Picasa Button and Install in Picasa Desktop">Install Image Upload Button in Picasa Desktop</a>
Log:

No message from Picasa. Just the open button dialogue box in Picasa with my currently installed options but no sign of the WordPress uploader (so the link is definitely launching Picasa).

Picasa is definitely present and functioning in FF applications. I’ll try using a different browser and see what happens.

Yep. That’s what I did (turn on debug, click create button link).

I didn’t modify the button HTML except to change out my domain name. Perhaps WordPress changed it here to make it part of a post (sometimes doesn’t like code)?

Here’s the information doing it again today (using the “code” button from this interface to bracket the text I cut and pasted); there doesn’t seem to by any information in the Log:

Plugin Versions:
    $Id: options.php 385833 2011-05-17 13:13:20Z draca $
    $Id: picasa-album-uploader.php 423849 2011-08-15 15:54:46Z draca $
PHP Version:
    5.2.17
MySQL Server Version:
    5.0.92-community
Plugin Slug:
    picasa_album_uploader
Permalink Structure:
    /%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/
Button HTML:
    <a href="picasa://importbutton/?url=https://www.mydomain.com/blog/picasa_album_uploader/picasa_album_uploader.pbz" title="Download Picasa Button and Install in Picasa Desktop">Install Image Upload Button in Picasa Desktop</a>
Log:

Thanks for your speedy response and for trying to help!

Yipes. Can’t believe I missed the dynamic generation of .pbz in FAQ. Sorry ’bout that. [blush]

Still not sure what’s going on though. Here’s the error log:

Plugin Versions:
$Id: options.php 385833 2011-05-17 13:13:20Z draca $
$Id: picasa-album-uploader.php 423849 2011-08-15 15:54:46Z draca $
PHP Version:
5.2.17
MySQL Server Version:
5.0.92-community
Plugin Slug:
picasa_album_uploader
Permalink Structure:
/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/
Button HTML:
Install Image Upload Button in Picasa Desktop
Log:
2011-08-30 22:51:19 Parsing request ”
2011-08-30 22:51:19 Request is not for plugin: ”
2011-08-30 22:51:19 Parsing request ”
2011-08-30 22:51:19 Request is not for plugin: ”

It would seem there is no “.pbz” file in the current 0.6.2 zip file. I assume this is where the button is coming from, and thus there is no button to install? Can you add this file back in, or perhaps direct users to an old file containing the .pbz file?

I am still having the same issue in 0.6.2. The “install button” link exists in my WordPress settings, but the button does not appear in my Picasa button window. Suggestions?