How to Set Up The Plugin Defaults
If you don’t want to specify all the settings for every slideshow or gallery you can set up some defaults as follows:
- Go to the “Settings” section, and choose “Slickr Flickr”
- Enter your Flickr Id (the id of the form 12345678@N00)
- Fetch and save your Flickr API Key (required if you want to fetch more than 20 photos)
- Enter a Slickr Flickr Pro License Key (required if you want to use bonus features such as fetching more than 50 photos)
- You can also change the default settings for
- the number of photos to show
- the type of display – gallery, slideshow or gallery/slideshow combo
- whether photos captions are displayed
- what the delay in seconds is before the slideshow moves on to the next slide
- what LightBox you want to use for the gallery
How to Find Your Flickr ID
You can find you Flickr ID as follows:
- Log in to Flickr account at http://flickr.com
- Click the You link to your photostream
- Copy the URL in the address bar of your browser
- Go To idgettr.com
- Paste into the Photstream Address and click Find
- Copy the ID that appears below omitting the ID: bit
- Paste your Flickr Id in the Slickr Flickr Admin settings
- Only if the account is a group and not a user, set the type to Group
- Click Save Changes
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Hi Tim,
Flickr tags do NOT have spaces.
For example, if you tag as photo with blue cheese then Flickr applies two tags, blue and cheese. If you place the two tags in quotes, “blue cheese” then Flickr will create a new tag “bluecheese” having stripped the extra space.
See http://www.flickr.com/help/forum/en-us/72157626651428655/
Regards
Russell
I had to delete the spaces from my tags for it to work. It would be nice to have it link to the attachment page first then to flicker (page not image). That way I can handle the discussion on an image by image basis.
Error fetching Flickr photos: WP HTTP Error: couldn’t connect to host
I’ll check with Godaddy as well
Sharvin,
Please try connecting to a different Flickr account as a test: use [slickr-flickr id="61853521@N00" items="5" type="gallery" tag="dogs"]
This should establish whether the problem lies with your host/firewall or your Flickr account.
actually im getting the same 2 errors still.. i can’t figure out when or what is causing the different error.
I am getting:
Error fetching Flickr photos: WP HTTP Error: couldn’t connect to host
Two possibilities: could be a server issue at Flickr or maybe a firewall issue at your host.
To verify which it is: set the number of photos to something low: items=”10″ and see what happens.
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