Flickr photos is a plugin that enables you to display thumbnail links of Flickr photos in your Movable Type blog. The new version, 0.75, has many more features than the previous version. Flickr Photos focuses on displaying lists of photos, in many possible ways.
This version has many new features, including:
- display photos from a specific photo set
- display photos from a specific group pool
- display photos of the contacts of a specific user
- display the favorite photos of a specific user
- display recent photos from all Flickr users
- display photos based on search text
- display recent interestingness photos
- display detailed information about each photo (description, date taken, date uploaded, owner name, owner location, number of comments, and tags)
- display photos within a specified date range
- sort photo displays in various ways
- caching features for photo list and photo details to speed rebuilds
- install Sidebar Manager widget setting, displays recent photos in your sidebar
Here are few examples:
- Flickr Photoblog
- Flickr Photo Gallery
- Flickr Photo Sidebar (scroll down, on the right side of the page)
Basic Usage
You can easily list thumbnails by Filckr user and/or by Flickr tags. You can also control the number of thumbnails displayed and the size of the thumbnails. Each thumbnail can link to a larger version of the image, or to the Flickr page for that photo.
Here is an example of the easiest way to use FlickrPhotos in your templates:
<MTFlickrPhotos username="John Smith">
<MTFlickrPhotoLink> <br />
<br />
</MTFlickrPhotos>
The above template code will display thumbnail links for the 10 most recent photos for Flickr user "John Smith". (Tip: when entering the value for your 'username', you should use the name that appears after "Logged in as" on the top of each Flick page when you are logged in. Your user name may contain spaces - if so, be sure to include those space as I have done with "John Smith" above).
Here another example that displays thumbnail links from any user tagged with "movabletype":
<MTFlickrPhotos tags="movabletype">
<MTFlickrPhotoLink> <br />
<br />
</MTFlickrPhotos>
Advanced Usage and FlickrPhotos Template Tags
FlickrPhotos includes the following template tags:
- MTFlickrPhotos is container tag for displaying photos. arguments include:
- username - restricts photos to a specific Flickr user.
- tags - retricts photos to those with the specified tags. Multiple tags can be specified, separated by comma.
- tag_mode - specifies the method for displaying photos by the tags argument. If tag_mode is set to 'any', it will display photos with at least one on the tags specified in tags. If tag_mode is set to 'all', it will only display photos tagged with each and every one of the tags specified by tags. Optional (the default value is 'any').
- search - retricts photos to those with the specified search text
- lastn - determines the number of photos to display. Optional (default is 10 photos).
- sort - method to sort the photos. This must be one of date-posted-asc, date-posted-desc, date-taken-asc, date-taken-desc, interestingness-desc, interestingness-asc, or relevance (with 'asc' meaning ascending and 'desc' meaning descending). The default sort method is 'date-posted-desc', which displays the mosting recently uploaded photo first.
- min_upload_date - restricts photos to those with a minimum upload date. Date should be specified as YYYY-MM-DD.
- max_upload_date - restricts photos to those with a maximum upload date. Date should be specified as YYYY-MM-DD.
- min_taken_date - restricts photos to those with a minimum taken date. Date should be specified as YYYY-MM-DD.
- max_taken_date - restricts photos to those with a maximum taken date. Date should be specified as YYYY-MM-DD.
- group - restricts the photos to those of a specific group pool. The group argument requires the complete URL of the group page or group pool page. For example <MTFlickrPhotos group="http://www.flickr.com/groups/catchy/">. When using the special group argument, you can further filter the photos by user the lastn, tags, and username arguments - but not the others described above.
- set - restricts the photos to those of a specific photoset. The set argument requires the complete URL of the photoset page. For example <MTFlickrPhotos set="http://www.flickr.com/photos/markcarey/sets/55064/">. When using the special set argument, you cannot use the other arguments described above.
- contacts - restricts the photos to those of the contacts of a specific user. The contacts argument requires that you also specify a username. When using the special group argument, you can further filter the photos by user the lastn argument and with the following: just_friends shows only photos from those contacts marked as friends, single_photo displays one photo from each contact, and include_user will display photos include photos from the user specified. For example <MTFlickrPhotos contacts="1" username="John Smith" single_photo="1" include_user="1">
- favorites - restricts the photos to those of the favorite photos of a specific user. The favorites argument requires that you also specify a username. When using the special favorites argument, you can further filter the photos by user the lastn argument. For example <MTFlickrPhotos favorites="1" username="John Smith">
- everyone - display recent photos from all Flickr users. When using the special everyone argument, you can further filter the photos by user the lastn argument. For example <MTFlickrPhotos everyone="1" lastn="10">
- interestingness - display recent interesting photos from all Flickr users. When using the special interestingness argument, you can further filter the photos by user the lastn argument. For example <MTFlickrPhotos interestingness="1" lastn="15">
Note that each of the above arguments can be used together, including at least 'username' and/or 'tags'. Arguments listed below are 'special' and cannot be used with many of the arguments above:
- MTFlickrPhotoThumb outputs the URL to the thumbnail image. The size of thumbnail is determined by the FlickrPhotos plugin settings (see below), which can be overidden by an optional size argument. For size, you can specify "s" (small square), "t" (thubmnail), "m" (small), "med" (medium), "o" (original size) Example usage: <img src="<MTFlickrPhotoThumb size="t">">
- MTFlickrPhotoURL outputs the destination URL that can be used to link each thumbnail. This URL will be to either to the Flickr photo page or directly to a different size of the photo, as determined by the plugin settings. These settings can be overidden by an optional target argument specifying the size of the photo to link to (see choices above) or "page" to link to the Flickr photo page. Example usage: <a href="<MTFlickrPhotoURL target="page">">
- MTFlickrPhotoTitle outputs the Flickr title for the photo. This can be used as "alt" text for the thumbnails, and/or used a caption for each photo.
- MTFlickrPhotoLInk combined each of the above tags - it outputs a linked thumbnail, using the title as the 'alt' and 'title' for the link. The link will open in a new window. This tag is the easiest way to use FlickrPhotos, becuase you don't have to write any HTML for creating the link or displaying the image. This tags supports both of th optional arguments described above, size and target.
- MTFlickrPhotoDateUploaded outputs the date that the photo was uploaded.
- MTFlickrPhotoDateTaken outputs the date that the photo was taken.
- MTFlickrPhotoDescription outputs the description of the photo. For this tag to work, the "Get Photo Details" setting must be turned on (see details below).
- MTFlickrPhotoOwnerName outputs the username or real name of the owner of the photo. In order to display the real name, the "Get Photo Details" setting must be turned on (see details below).
- MTFlickrPhotoCommentsCount outputs the number of comments that have beeb made on the photo. For this tag to work, the "Get Photo Details" setting must be turned on (see details below).
- MTFlickrPhotoCommentsCount outputs the number of comments that have beeb made on the photo. For this tag to work, the "Get Photo Details" setting must be turned on (see details below).
- MTFlickrPhotoTags is a container tag that displays each of the tags assigned to the photo. For this tag to work, the "Get Photo Details" setting must be turned on (see details below).
- MTFlickrPhotoTagName displays the name of the tag. Must be used between <MTFlickrPhotoTags> and </MTFlickrPhotoTags> tags. For this tag to work, the "Get Photo Details" setting must be turned on (see details below).
- MTFlickrPhotoTagURL displays the URL to the Flickr page for the tag for the photo's owner. Must be used between <MTFlickrPhotoTags> and </MTFlickrPhotoTags> tags. For this tag to work, the "Get Photo Details" setting must be turned on (see details below).
- MTIfFlickrPhotoTags is a conditional tag - anything between the <MTIfFlickrPhotoTags>. and </MTIfFlickrPhotoTags> tags will only be displayed if the photo has one or more tags. For this tag to work, the "Get Photo Details" setting must be turned on (see details below). Here is an example of how these tags can be used to display the tags of a photo:
<MTIfFlickrPhotoTags>
Tags for this photo: <br /> <ul>
<MTFlickrPhotoTags>
<li><a href="<MTFlickrPhotoTagURL>"><MTFlickrPhotoTagName></a> </li>
</MTFlickrPhotoTags>
</ul>
</MTIfFlickrPhotoTags>
FlickrPhotos Plugin Settings
The following settings can bet set on a per-blog basis. To access these settings, select the blog you want and then choose "Settings" from the menu. Then choose the "Plugins" tab. You should then see FlickrPhotos in the list of plugins - hit the settings link to display the settings. The settings are:
- Thumbnail Size: This setting determines the size of the thumbnail images. Choice are Square, Thumbnail, Small, Medium, and Orginal. These sizes correspond to the sizes used by Flickr. The default is Thumbnail. This setting can be overidden by using the size argument as described above.
- Link to: This setting determines where each thumbnail will link to. You can link directly to a different size of the photo (you can choose from the same sizes as above) OR you can link each photo to the Flickr page for that photo. The default is Flickr Page This setting can be overidden by using the target argument as described above..
- Number of Photos: The default numbers of photos to display. The default is 10. You can override this by using the 'lastn' argument (for example, <MTFlickrPhotos username="John Smith" lastn="15"> )
- Photo List Cache: The length of time to cache the list of photos. After the above time frame has passed, FlickPhotos will check with Flickr to see if there are any new photos. It is highly recommended that this setting be set to 1 hour or longer. Choosing 'none' may slow down your rebuilds considerably. You can override this setting on a case by case basis by specifying the number of seconds in the refresh argument (for example, to set the Photo List Cache to 1 hour you could use <MTFlickrPhotos username="John Smith" refresh="3600"> )
- Photo Info Cache: The length of time to cache the detailed information for each photo (title, tags, description, number of comments, etc.). After the above time frame has passed, FlickPhotos will check with Flickr to see if there have been any changes to the photo information. It is highly recommended that this
setting be set to 1 week or longer. Choosing 'none' may slow down your rebuilds considerably. You can override this setting on a case by case basis by specifying the number of seconds in the refresh_details argument (for example, to set the Photo Info Cache to 2 weeks you could use <MTFlickrPhotos username="John Smith" refresh_details="1209600"> ) - Clear Cache Older Than: This setting will delete cache information about photo lists and photo details that are older than the time frame selected above. This is useful to remove data for older photos that you are no longer displaying, thus preventing your database from growing too large. It is recommended that this setting be set to 1 month or longer. Choosing 'Never' may cause your database to grow sigificantly larger, depending on how you use the plugin. IMPORTANT: With this setting, the cache will not be cleared automatically. To clear the cache you MUST return to this Plugin settings page. To prevent slow rebuilds, the cache-clearing function only runs when you access the Plugin settings page. Also note that this setting is global, meaning that it applies to photo cache data for all of your blogs.
- Get Photo Details: If set to "On", FlickrPhotos will ask Flickr for some details about each photo. Photo details includes the following: description (<MTFlickrPhotoDescription> ), number of comments
(<MTFlickrPhotoCommentsCount> ), owner location (<MTFlickrPhotoOwnerLocation> ), and tags (<MTFlickrPhotoTags> ). If you are not displaying these tags on your pages, you can change this setting to "Off" to improve perfomance and speed rebuild times. You can override this setting on a case by case basis by using the "fetchdetails" argument (for example, <MTFlickrPhotos username="John Smith" fetchdetails="1"> ) - Install Sidebar Widget: Checking the box for this setting and entering a Flickr username will automatically install a Sidebar widget that displays 5 recent photos. You can then customize this by editing the "Sidebar: FlickrPhotos" template module, which will be created after checking this option. This setting works with the Sidebar Manager plugin: Learn more about Sidebar Manager.
Requirements:
- MT 3.2
- Flickr::API Perl Module (included in download for convenience)
- XML:: Parser::Lite (included for convenience)
- XML:: Parser::Lite::Tree (included for convenience)
- XML:: Parser::Lite::Tree::XPath (included for convenience)
Download Now
Download the plugin by clicking here.
Installation
- Expand the zip file and upload the contents of the 'plugins' folder to the 'plugins' directory of your MT installation and the contents of the 'extlib' folder to the 'extlib' folder of your MT installation.
- Adjust the plugin settings if desired (see above)
- Start using the above template tags in your templates.
If you like this plugin, please consider making a donation:
This plugun is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5. In other words, if you use this plugin, please display a "powered by Flickr Photos" link, such as the one below:
<a href="http://mt-hacks.com/flickrphotos.html" target="_blank">Powered by Flickr Photos</a>
As always, please let me know if you find any bugs, or if you have any suggestions or comments.

Comments (36)
I love this plugin, particularly the Sidebar Manager widget.
I run periodic tasks within MT and am getting the following error whenever they run:
Subroutine process redefined at /home/lifeofr/public_html/cgi-bin/mt/plugins/FlickrPhotos/FlickrPhotos.pl line 873.
Any ideas?
Robert
Posted by Robert | February 19, 2006 2:55 AM
Posted on February 19, 2006 02:55
Robert,
I think that is a warning, and not an error -- meaning that it is not preventing the periodic tasks from running. Can you confirm that your periodic tasks are completing successfully?
Do have the Expressions plugin installed? I included that plugin within the FlickrPhotos.pl. The warning sounds like MT might be find 2 versions of this plugin and is complaining that one plugin redefined the other. I don't think this will prevent anything from functioning, but perhaps I should be distributing the Expressions plugin as a separate .pl file.
Thanks for pointing this out.
Posted by Mark | February 19, 2006 7:08 AM
Posted on February 19, 2006 07:08
It would be great to be able to select random photos from a stream/set/whatever (i.e., ) a la Flickr's own web stuff.
Posted by Andrew Jaffe | February 25, 2006 7:07 AM
Posted on February 25, 2006 07:07
That's good idea Andrew, I thought about that too.
Unfortunately, the Flickr API does not have this option of requesting "random" photos. It would be possible for the plugin to request a large number of photos from Flickr, and then choose a random subset for display. This could slow things down a lot thought -- imagine requesting a list of the 500 most recent photos, just so you can display 10 of them at random. It may be too much processing for the benefit, but I am not sure. I do hope that the Flick API adds some "random" options in future...
Posted by Mark Carey | February 25, 2006 8:04 AM
Posted on February 25, 2006 08:04
How to change the layout/style?
e.g. 5 rows 3 columns
Thanks
Posted by Anonymous | March 7, 2006 4:17 AM
Posted on March 7, 2006 04:17
How to change the layout/style?
e.g. 5 rows 3 columns
Thanks
Posted by j_singal | March 7, 2006 4:17 AM
Posted on March 7, 2006 04:17
We have installed your plugin, but get this error when we rebuild a template using it:
Can't use string ("46938887@N00") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in use at /home/rfnorrdh/public_html/cgi-bin/mt/plugins/FlickrPhotos/FlickrPhotos.pl line 217.
Posted by Bubble Jam | March 14, 2006 1:18 PM
Posted on March 14, 2006 13:18
By any chance, were you upgrading from v0.5 of this plugin?
Posted by Mark Carey | March 14, 2006 2:05 PM
Posted on March 14, 2006 14:05
Yes, we did have the old version installed. Is there a workaround for this bug?
Posted by Bubble Jam | March 21, 2006 4:20 PM
Posted on March 21, 2006 16:20
Yes, there are 2 ways:
1. Go into the MT database and remove the old cache entries from the "plugindata" table. This option is for advanced users only.
2. Download the latest version by clicking here. (I have not annouced this version yet, but it contains a few minor bug fixes). After installing, you MUST go to Settings and then Plugins (for any blog). Loading the plugin settings page triggers a cache clearing function. The latest version should clear those old cache entries that are causing this error. Please let me know if this works.
Posted by Mark Carey | March 21, 2006 5:49 PM
Posted on March 21, 2006 17:49
Hi Mark,
I'm having some issues with the URL generation. On two of my sets the plugin messes up the URL, essentially omitting the username. I tried this even with your new version that you haven't announced yet. Any idea why this might be happening?
E.g. instead of http://www.flickr.com/photos/username/blah/blah
The plugin generates:
http://www.flickr.com/photos//blah/blah
Posted by Vinayak | March 28, 2006 4:58 PM
Posted on March 28, 2006 16:58
I sorted it out. I followed your other bit of advice -- the clearing of the database, and it did the trick. Weird, but works fine now :) Many thanks for a great plugin.
Posted by Vinayak | March 28, 2006 5:27 PM
Posted on March 28, 2006 17:27
The plug-in was working fine until this morning. It seems to be showing photos from a different account(?) Not sure what the problem might be. I was using .75 and have tried .77. Any ideas?
Posted by nikescream | March 31, 2006 1:46 PM
Posted on March 31, 2006 13:46
I started experiencing the same problem around 11:00am PDT. Using v0.75.
Posted by R. | March 31, 2006 2:38 PM
Posted on March 31, 2006 14:38
There is a temporary problem with the Flickr API.
See:
http://www.flickr.com/forums/bugs/20700/
Hopefully they will fix it soon...
Posted by Mark Carey
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March 31, 2006 2:50 PM
Posted on March 31, 2006 14:50
Hey there Mark, awesome pluginb. I am really interested in making the photo gallery, however, when I include the code in my template the layout is nothing like what is in the example. I have one column with 10 rows. If you could point me in the right direction I would appreciate it.
Thanks!
Posted by Marce | April 4, 2006 12:01 AM
Posted on April 4, 2006 00:01
For the gallery example, I use the following code:
<MTFlickrPhotos lastn="40" interestingness="1">
<MTFlickrPhotoLink size="s" target="page">
</MTFlickrPhotos>
Notice the lack of any <br /> tags, which are line breaks.
You will liek want to change the first line above, to inclde your username and other options, etc.
Posted by Mark | April 4, 2006 5:54 AM
Posted on April 4, 2006 05:54
I am having trouble with the plugin
I get the following error when i rebuild my idex page:
Flickr request failed: API returned a non-200 status code (500)
using
benaldred being my flickr username.
Can you suggest anything?
Posted by Ben | April 5, 2006 7:04 PM
Posted on April 5, 2006 19:04
Ben, that error suggests to me that the Flickr API was down at the time -- meaning, the problem was at Flickr's end, most likely temporary. Try it again, and let me know if you are still getting the same error.
Posted by Mark Carey
|
April 8, 2006 3:33 PM
Posted on April 8, 2006 15:33
sorry i did not get back sooner, been on holiday.
Still getting the same error. I have a theory: could it be that when i registered for flickr i used my yahoo account name and maybe the username is messed up?
altough you can see my one test pic if you go here????
http://www.flickr.com/photos/benaldred/
Posted by Ben | April 21, 2006 10:41 AM
Posted on April 21, 2006 10:41
hi
i have a problem and i'm desperately seeking for help. i like the plugin, thanks Mark, but i don't know why i always have to rebuilt entire website to have the latest pics viewed. is there any way to set this right?
Posted by efeb | April 23, 2006 12:42 PM
Posted on April 23, 2006 12:42
Hi efeb,
Like all of MT static pages, page content gets updated when a page gets rebuilt. Note that you don't have to rebuild all pages, just the pages that have the Flickr Photos code. For example, if you only have the Flickr Photos code on your home page, the photos will update when you rebuild your main index (or post a new entry, etc.) There are tools out there to automatically rebuild your pages on a regular schedule (see mt-rebuild for an example). There are more complex ways of including the content dynamically, such as user server side includes in combination with the mt-view.cgi tool. Sorry, no time for a full explanation of that method right now.
Posted by Mark | April 23, 2006 8:03 PM
Posted on April 23, 2006 20:03
@mark carey: RE: Random photos
i've been thinking about this displaying random photos thing (off topic, for my own flickr sidebar thing i'm working on for my drupal site, using phpflickr wrapper for the flickr api) and i don't know how this mt plugin implementation works, but it seems to me that, instead of grabbing all or a large amount of the photos to display a small subsection of for a random effect, you could instead make use of the flickr.photos.search request to implement a date restricted search?
in my mind it would work something like this:
ask flickr for the unixdate of the earliest photo the particular user has uploaded. get the unixdate for the most recent photo. now you have two numbers that you can use some kind of random number function to generate a random number between the two right? and then use that random number which should be a valid unix date, to restrict the photo.search request to one photo nearest to that date. then you could store that photo's id, store that in some kind of list, repeat the process for another random photo and compare it to the list to make sure you're not grabbing the same photos, and repeat this process until you have as much random photos as you require.
this is the solution i am attempting to implement on my own site, and seems like it would be more efficient than grabbing a huge amount of images. what do you think about that?
Posted by robotson | April 27, 2006 5:03 AM
Posted on April 27, 2006 05:03
robotson,
First, a quick note that this plugin for MT does not currently have a 'random photos' feature.
However, I have seen some implemenations that do as you say, they grab a huge number of photos (say 500) and then randomly display 5 or 10. Seems ineffcient, I agree. Your idea makes good sense conceptually. You could use the flickr.people.getInfo to grab the earlier date and you could could grab the date of the lastest photos by simply requesting the most recent photo (set 'per_page' equal to 1). Then you could get a random date in between and use the max and min settings to grab a single photo, then repeat. So I think it would work. Whether it is more efficient overall, I am not sure. Your method would require 2 API calls + one per photo -- so 5 random photos would require 7 API calls). The "grab a big list, display a few random ones" approach requires only one API call, but the response contains a lot more data. I am not an expert in load/efficiency, so I am not sure which method would work best.
Good luck with it. ;)
Posted by Mark Carey
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April 27, 2006 9:22 AM
Posted on April 27, 2006 09:22
There's a bug in this version where it clears your settings whenever you replot the settings pages (try it: change the settings, save, then hit F5 -- are your settings still there?).
Anyway, the problem is the clearcache subroutine, which not ony clears out the photo cache DB items but the settings as well (because it has the same plugin key). The fix is to add a line right after this one:
$data = $record->data; # existing line
next if $data->{key} =~ m/^blog/i; # add
Posted by Alan M. Carroll | April 27, 2006 10:33 PM
Posted on April 27, 2006 22:33
Alan, thanks for finding this bug.
Your solution didn't work, but it lead me in the right direction. I ended up using the following:
next if $record->key =~ m/^configuration/;
$data = $record->data; # existing line
The 'key' is an element of $record, not $data. And configuration keys are in the format of 'configuration:blog:2'.
This fixed will be included in the next release, due out very soon...
Posted by Mark Carey
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April 28, 2006 12:23 PM
Posted on April 28, 2006 12:23
I've been struggling using the SET variable in combination with Flickr Set URLs fetched from the Keywords field. It's probably something stupid, but...why doesn't this work: " >
Thanks for any help you can provide... see coding examples I used below.
--Ramon
------------
When I hardcode the set URL, it works, but when I link it to the MTEntryKeywords variable, it doesn't....
See http://kolblog.blogsite.org/pixblog for the results of this piece of template code:
--------------
Set name is: ======
This is the MTFlickPhotos set using the MTEntryKeywords variable:
" >
This is the MTFlickPhotos set using the hardcoded URL:
Posted by Ramon kolb | May 7, 2006 11:50 AM
Posted on May 7, 2006 11:50
....Interesting... I guess HTML commenting is switched on so I shouldn't be quoting any tags... I am replacing any tag with [ and ], hopefully that works!
[MTFlickrPhotos set="[$MTEntryKeywords strip_linefeeds trim$]" ]
[MTFlickrPhotoLink size="s" target="page"]
[/MTFlickrPhotos]
Posted by Ramon Kolb | May 7, 2006 11:55 AM
Posted on May 7, 2006 11:55
Hmmm, looks like this thread is not closely monitored, or people are just not answering :)
Anyways, I think there is a problem with the parsing of variables as part of the [MTFlickrPhotos] tag. I've been using (replaced tag delimiters again by []):
[MTFlickrPhotos username="xxxx" fetchdetails="1" tag_mode="all" tags="[$MTEntryKeywords$]" lastn="99"]
A few weird things happen:
1. Each picture that I display using [MTFlickrPhotoLink size="t" target="page"] is now preponed by " lastn="99"
2. I am trying to fetch *all* and *only* the photos that match the tag(s) defined in MTEntryKeywords. I experimented by moving the placement of the lastn parameter to a position before the tags entry. This has as result that it will list lots more than just the photos with the correct tags.
3) I tried a similar thing using photosets instead of tags, and the results were the same.
Is it possible to use the MTFlickPhotoLink container to:
a) get all pictures with a certain tag, of a certain username?
b) allow the use of MT variables for tag values, so I can easily create photo galleries in MT by creating an entry that contains tag or set names in the Keyword field?
Please let me know. This appears to be a great plug-in, if I can get it to work....
thanks, Ramon
Posted by Ramon Kolb | May 11, 2006 6:33 AM
Posted on May 11, 2006 06:33
Hi Ramon,
Yes, what you are trying to achieve should work.
The error that you are making is that when you include one tag inside of another, you must literally use square brackets instead of angle brackets. As such your example should be:
<MTFlickrPhotos username="xxxx" fetchdetails="1" tag_mode="all" tags="[MTEntryKeywords]" lastn="99">
If you use the above, with MTEntryKeywords surround by [square brackets], it should work.
Posted by Mark | May 11, 2006 7:12 AM
Posted on May 11, 2006 07:12
Thanks, Mark,
Indeed, I changed it, and it worked pretty much perfectly!
Great plug-in, I'm about to add the requested attribution link to your site.
--Ramon
Posted by Ramon Kolb | May 11, 2006 9:09 AM
Posted on May 11, 2006 09:09
Thanks. I just installed, and everything seems fine except that no settings are showing next to the plugin on the plugin page. Any ideas what this might be?
Posted by Julia | June 17, 2006 11:44 AM
Posted on June 17, 2006 11:44
I've got the same problem as Julia: good install of the plugin. But no 'flickr photos' at my setting->pluginpage.....
Could someone help us out ? :roll:
Posted by base | June 24, 2006 9:59 AM
Posted on June 24, 2006 09:59
Ultimate and amazing features! Thanx for telling the new possibilities. Flickr was already the best to upload and store photos online and now with these added features, its gonna simply rock!! :D
Posted by Jeremy | August 3, 2006 5:03 AM
Posted on August 3, 2006 05:03
Hi, are there plans to get this plugin compatible wit MT4, or can you recommend an MT4-compatible equivalent?
Great plugin (used it for a while with MT3); many thanks.
Posted by Mark
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February 22, 2009 9:17 PM
Posted on February 22, 2009 21:17
Yes, Mark, I do plan to update it for MT4. Its been on my list for a while, but hasn't quite made it to the top yet. I have plans for a major overhaul 2.0 release with new features, but I suppose I could try to knock off a quick MT4 compatibility update -- that might not take too much effort...
Posted by Mark
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February 23, 2009 9:24 AM
Posted on February 23, 2009 09:24