joetan

Thanks! Will keep an eye out for the update.

totally not recommended, but if you can’t upgrade PHP at all, try this, which is what I did:

open up shortcodes.php, and delete line 214 ($text = preg_replace….)

and then remove all instances of “stripcslashes” from line 211 to 232 (inside the function shortcode_parse_att)

This will disable some sanity error checks WP performs.

Documentation to enable popup overlay support is available here:

https://code.google.com/p/photo-album/wiki/Documentation

You should be able to just add a line to your wp-config.php to enable.

Yeah, this is an often requested feature… I’m thinking of ways to do this, but it’s a little tricky (or even impossible). WP’s comments need to be attatched to a “post” (which are not photos), and Flickr doesnt allow anonymous comments… so those are the two major roadblocks :-/

I took a look at the code, and it looks like what’s happening is that there’s some sort of non-standard whitespace character getting inserted between the first and second parameter.

This causes the WP shortcode attribute parsing routine to mash together the attributes…

eg

[flickr album=123456 num=10]

should give this attribs:

$album = 123456
$num = 10

But because of the non-standard whitespace between “123456” and “num” this happens:

$album = “123456 num=10”

Perhaps this is due to the fact that GreenDude’s blog uses international characters? Or he somehow entered in a “space” that’s slightly different….

This is on a WP 2.5.1 installation.

I just released a plugin which allows you to easily upload and use media stored in your Amazon S3 account, from within your WordPress blog. Let me know what you think!

https://tantannoodles.com/toolkit/wordpress-s3/