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J-Flickr

J-Flickr provides shortcode (e.g. [flickr key="value"]) syntax access to the Flickr API.

Download Version 1.0

  1. You should have some form of XSL support included in your PHP installation. If you are using any version of PHP above 5 you don't need to worry; if you are using PHP 4 then you will need to have the XSLT module installed.
  2. Upload this directory to your plugins directory. It should create 'wp-content/plugins/j-flickr/'.
  3. It is strongly advised that you make the 'wp-content/plugins/j-flickr/cache' directory writable by the web server so that API query results can be cached. The WordPress Codex contains in-depth instructions on how to go about this.
  4. WordPress users should go to their Plugins page and activate "J-Flickr".
  5. J-Flickr will not work until you have a Flickr API key. If you already have one go to Settings->J-Flickr and put it into the box. If you do not yet have a key, you can apply for one.
  6. It's also probably a good idea to put in your Flickr username so that you can use the {{username}} macro in templates.

Requires: 2.5 or higher
Compatible up to: 2.9.2
Last Updated: 2009-4-29
Downloads: 385

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