The server was given a good kick in the pants last night and everything is working great now. The plugin is very, very cool! Nice work, a godsend for me.

Cheers for your work and help.

MP

A way of testing that you’ve installed cURL properly is to create a ‘.php’ file which contains

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Then put it in your web directory and navigate to it. Then look on the page for a section called curl. It should say cURL support enabled if you did everything correctly.

”
Fatal error: Call to undefined function curl_init() in E:\Websites\migpilot_root\Mig_Pilot\wp-content\plugins\wordpress-flickr-manager\flickr-operations.php on line 20″

Curl issue?

Open ‘flickr-manager-plugin.php’ in a text editor after line 317: ‘global $wpdb, $flickr_table;’, on a new line insert “ini_set(‘display_errors’,1);” without the “‘s.

Then try going to the options tab again, and this time it should spit out what ever your problem is.

Edit: http://files.tgardner.net/mp-bugtest.zip replace the file with the one in the zip.

Sorta.

The tab is working now, though on clicking it I get “Flickr Options” and nothing else!

Hmmmmm.

OK, gets a little weird….

We installed CURL and ran the PI in a different WP site we run. All runs to plan and works great. Really neat plugin!

Went back to where we really want it to work (same server and SQL install), reinstalled WP from the copy that runs the aforementioned install, reinstalled the Flickr PI and guess what? That loop is still going on.

Site: http://www.migpilot.net.

I checked other tabs under’Options’ belonging to plugins and they all work fine. Only the Flickr PI seems not to work and sends me on the odd loop. On mouse over, the url the tab is calling is correct….

Waaaaaaa.

Hi, a nice feature I would love to see in this plugin would be that it would automatically create an image description underneath the picture with a link to the flickr user and it’s CC license.

Hi Sarit,
It does for public images, make sure you’re using the latest version 1.3.1

Trent