Joe

Is there anyway to add some type of any anchor tag so you at least don’t go to the top of the page when you click an album if your gallery is lower on the page? That would be very helpful.

I had a huge issue with the photo stream not working on the latest WordPress. It just continued to load and no photos displayed. I saw a lot of the same errors when I went to debug the issue. I was able to fix it by doing the following…

all instances of $photo[title] and $photo[id] I changed to $photo[‘title’] and $photo[‘id’]

in addition I had an issue with the image alt text breaking everything. It ended up being an issue caused by the html special characters in the Flickr title. So I added this line of code.

$mytitle = htmlspecialchars($photo['title'], ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8');

Then I replaced the alt title with my new variable.

Finally, I am not sure if it was necessary but I set up a variable for my array to use in the function. This is what my code now looks like for lines 183 to 200 of the
flickr-photostream.php file.

$photo_array = $photos['photos']['photo'];

    foreach ($photo_array as $photo) {

	//	print "<div style='position:relative; border:1px solid red; z-index:200;'>" . $photo['title'] . "</div>";

    	if($lightbox){
			$ris .=
			    '<a href="' . $f->buildPhotoURL($photo, "large") . '" title="' . $photo['title'] . '" >';
		}else{
			$ris .=
				'<a href="' . $photos_url . $photo['id'] . '/in/photostream/lightbox/" target="_blank" title="' . $photo['title'] . '">';
		}

		$mytitle = htmlspecialchars($photo['title'], ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8');

		$ris .= '<img alt="' . $mytitle . '" src="' . $f->buildPhotoURL($photo, $imgSize) . '" />'
			 .	'</a>';

    }

I hope this helps.