I got an error message (while on flickr) to say that my API Key had expired. So I created a new one, but that hasn’t helped.
I’ve also tried deleting the cache as well as creating a fresh gallery to check whether I had disabled something on the gallery pages, but that produced the same result.
Hello guys,
I am having the exact same problem suddenly on one of my websites:
http://www.dailyfashionstyle.com/pfw-fred-sathal-paris-fashion-week-haute-couture/
No photos show up. But still according to the Google Chrome console the code does appear but a problem makes it impossible to load:
XMLHttpRequest cannot load https://farm3.static.flickr.com/2897/14589156482_2b03e771cf_m.jpg. The ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ header contains multiple values ‘*, *’, but only one is allowed. Origin ‘chrome-extension://nsdfsdgfdbgbcvbvcbcv’ is therefore not allowed access.
I am having as many errors as the number of photos to show.
@andymiller I found the same thing on your website.
Tried on Safari, Chrome and Firefox, same problem. The plugin however works for another website (same WordPress and plugin versions!).
Please help us. Many thanks!
@andymiller Have you tried just to remove fancybox, that generates a big error?
@woodylo: Why now your site seems to work. What was the problem?
Hi Miro
I’ll try disabling fancybox for the gallery pages. I’ll let you know what happens.
Hi Miro, I downgraded to FlickrPhotostream3.1.2!
@andymiller you should do so…
Hopefully we’ll be able to understand the root cause of the issue!
Hi Amanda,
I have found this topic http://wordpress.org/support/topic/v314-photos-not-displaying?replies=15
and
“If you want to try the 3.1.2, download it from: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/12453849/miromannino/FlickrPhotostream312.zip“
So I downloaded the 3.1.2 version and installed it (make sure to remove your current plugin first).
Hope it helps~
Laurent
THanks!!! I’ll take a look!
I just discovered something as I was also having this same issue. I decided to move jquery from loading in the footer to the header and it resolved the photos not loading.
Not sure I know why you would want jquery to load at the top versus the bottom or vice versa but that is how I resolved the photos not loading.
Downgrading to 3.1.2 worked for me.
If anyone knows what css will constrain my photos to a fixed page width, that would be fantastic.
Yes I know this is really late, but thanks a lot for your help Woody – downgrading to 3.1.2 worked for me as well.
@webmaster-sw try putting the flickr photostream code into a fixed with div?
eg <div style=”width:[your-width]px;”> </div>
(or you could do the same thing with the styles in a child stylesheet and add in media queries to make it adapt to different screen sizes and orientations).
If that doesn’t do what you want then try starting a new thread.
Downgrading to 3.1.2 and installing curl worked for me as well.
@andymiller There are no divs for which setting the width has any effect on the photos.
I’ve tried pre, flickrGal0, a, and img classes, and none have any effect on the photos. Hit up the site and see if you can figure it out:
http://straightedgeworldwide.com/gallery
@webmaster-sw
We’re taking the thread off topic – which is against the rules.
You need to create a new div. In the text edit box where you put the post content (not the rich text editor):
<div style=”width:[your-width]px;”>[flickrphotostream shortcode ]</div>
If that doesn’t work *please* start a new thread.
Ok, I did in the option the possibility to configure the version of phpFlickr to be used. In this way, for those that has problems with the version used in 3.1.2 can use the current one, and vice-versa.
Thank you for your feedbacks, and sorry for the problems.
