Erik Fantasia

Hi – Google now requires separate permissions for the Geocoding API. Please make sure to add this to your project via the API console https://code.google.com/apis/console

Thanks Charles! We have fixed this with our most recent release 1.0.4

Great stuff – thanks, Mike!

Hi killiam80,

You could insert a shortcode into your post (or add a function in your theme) which would show a map. With the shortcode, you would need to set the “parent” attribute to the category or tag your post is filed under. It might be better to make or use a plugin that allows you to associate locations with each individual post, instead of by category/tag as Map My Posts does…

Thanks, Mike!

Perhaps it would also be possible to include a Picasa button (like the Facebook and Twitter ones) in the PrettyPhoto social tools. Could we open another issue for that?

Hi Mike,

The problem occurs if someone want to put a Picasa photo displayed using Shashin on Pinterest. Steps to replicate:
* On pinterest click the + button to add a new pin
* Choose “Add from a website”
* Enter the URL to the page using Shashin/Picasa. I entered this page from your blog: https://www.toppa.com/2013/seeing-big-country-for-the-first-time-in-20-years/

You will notice none of the Shashin/Picasa images from the post are detected (since they use HTTPS).

A Picasa support form thread on this topic: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!msg/picasa/BN2NygsrIlI/TOiKbKeYITUJ

I added a method to Public_ShashinPhotoDisplayerPicasaPrettyphoto to do this:

/* return img src as http if not on secure connection (and keep pinterest happy) */
    public function setImgSrc() {
        parent::setImgSrc();
        if (!$_SERVER["HTTPS"] && substr(strtolower($this->imgSrc), 0, 5) == "https") {
            $this->imgSrc = "http".substr($this->imgSrc, 5);
        }
        return $this->imgSrc;
    }

Of course I assume you know the best way to tackle this ??

Likewise – it would be great to add Pinterest to the social tools shown with Pretty Photo…