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kennethteo80,
That could be because of several things. First, make sure your installation of PHP supports allow_url_fopen. Second, check to make sure you have your photos organized into photosets on Flickr. Third, make sure your cache directory is writable by the webserver.

You could add centering stuff to the flickr-photo class in your CSS to get only your thumbnails to center. As for the size of the photos being too wide, the size comes from Flickr itself. The only option you have is to try scaling down the width in the flickr-photo class or the img tag, but sometimes that can look kind of funky.
Ray

Unfortunately the last Flickr outage uncovered a potential security issue with this plugin. Read a write-up on the security risk and get an update that fixes the hole here.
Also, a couple new features like pagination for albums and photo pages have been added. Have fun.
Ray

anonymous (officialsm.net),
there is a space after your <. Remove that so it reads <?php flickr_show_photos($_GET[‘album’], $_GET[‘photo’]); ?> and you should be alright.
Ray

I’ve released an update here. It includes some new features and some bug fixes that were pointed out to me in this forum and also in the comments on my own site.
Ray

allthewhile,
the paging feature would certainly be useful for people who have lots of photosets/albums or people who have large photosets/albums with many photos in them. i haven’t figured out a pretty way to do it yet though. any php hackers have any good ideas?
ray

allthewhile,
pinksocks.co.uk has an installation where he has accomplished the photosets in a grid. you could check out his css. i think he has hacked my plugin a little, so you may have to do the same to accomplish the result you’re looking for.
ray

jayson,
It looks like you changed the FLICKR_PHOTO_ROOT constant to what you should have put in FLICKR_USER_ROOT. They should problaby look like this:
define(‘FLICKR_PHOTO_ROOT’, ‘https://www.flickr.com/photos/&#8217;);
define(‘FLICKR_USER_ROOT’, ‘https://www.flickr.com/photos/franklinfamily/&#8217;);
ray

idowens, email me at [email protected]. Remove the “REMOVEME” from the email. I’ll help you troubleshoot. I’ve got it working here, so I’m not sure where your parse errors are coming from.

Good except it’s awfully dark — hard to read dark-on-dark text.

wilf,
I’ve released my Flickr Gallery plugin if you are still interested. You can get it at https://www.worrad.com/archives/2004/11/20/flickr-gallery-wp-plugin/.

I’m working on a plugin that does exactly that. You can see my progress at https://www.worrad.com/flickr-gallery.php.
It supports photosets, notes, and EXIF data. I’ll be releasing the plugin this weekend.

Good point on the date. I had forgotten to turn it back on. I didn’t want it to be as overpowering as it is by default, so I put it in the post meta under the title.
Also, thanks for the valid XHTML comment. I broke the validity in some changes I made last night when I was too tired. It’s fixed now. The CSS can’t be valid because it uses non-standard properties like Mozilla’s opacity and IE’s alpha for the Flickr notes implementation in the photo gallery. Anybody got any suggestions of other ways to accomplish the semi-transparent boxes in the notes found at https://www.worrad.com/flickr-gallery.php?album=32991&photo=1287037?