Two bugs found in 1.2.6.5

Hi,

I found 2 small bugs in 1.2.6.5:

We cannot register an API because that line needs to be with https in file alpinebot-admin.php:
$request = 'http://api.flickr.com/services/rest/?method=flickr.test.echo&format=php_serial&api_key='.$key;

Fixed with:
$request = 'https://api.flickr.com/services/rest/?method=flickr.test.echo&format=php_serial&api_key='.$key;

I was also not able display my photos, Chrome Javascript console showed me:

<p><script>
    jQuery(document).ready(function() {
      jQuery('#id103-AlpinePhotoTiles_container').addClass('loading');
    });</p> // -- JS CONSOLE: Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token <
<p>    // Check for on() ( jQuery 1.7+ )
    if( jQuery.isFunction( jQuery(window).on ) ){
      jQuery(window).on('load', function(){
        jQuery('#id103-AlpinePhotoTiles_container').removeClass('loading');</p>
<p>        var alpineLoadPlugin = function(){
          jQuery('#id103-hidden-parent').AlpinePhotoTilesPlugin({
            id:'id103',
            style:'windows',
            shape:'rectangle',
            perRow:4,
            imageBorder:0,
            imageShadow:0,
            imageCurve:1,
            imageHighlight:1,
            lightbox:1,
            galleryHeight:0, // Keep for Compatibility
            galRatioWidth:800,
            galRatioHeight:600,
            highlight:'#dee1e3',
            pinIt:0,
            siteURL:'http://www.photocedric.com',
            callback: function(){jQuery( '#id103-AlpinePhotoTiles_container a.AlpinePhotoTiles-lightbox' ).attr( 'rel', 'alpine-prettyphoto[id103]' );if(jQuery().prettyPhoto){jQuery( 'a[rel^=\'alpine-prettyphoto[id103]\']' ).prettyPhoto({ theme:'facebook',social_tools:false, show_title:true });}}
          });
        }</p>
<p>

I don’t know what is adding those <p> and </p>, but it’s breaking the Javascript code.

I removed the empty lines in alpinebot-display.php :

jQuery(document).ready(function() {
      jQuery('#".$wid."-AlpinePhotoTiles_container').addClass('loading');
    });  ");

and

/**
 *  Get jQuery loading string
 *
 *  @ Since 1.2.6.4
 */
  function get_loading_call($opts,$wid,$src,$lightbox,$hasLight,$lightScript,$lightStyle){
    $return = "
        jQuery('#".$wid."-AlpinePhotoTiles_container').removeClass('loading');
        var alpineLoadPlugin = function(){".$this->get_plugin_call($opts,$wid,$src,$hasLight)."}
        // Load Alpine Plugin
        if( jQuery().AlpinePhotoTilesPlugin ){
          alpineLoadPlugin();
...

and it fixed the issue, no more weird <p> in the middle of a javascript script…!

https://wordpress.org/plugins/alpine-photo-tile-for-flickr/