I am also having difficulty getting lightbox to work. It seems like perhaps Flickr changed (again) how to pull out their photos into a slideshow.
With the update to 2.0, are you required to have tags on your flickr photos to make them work in an embedded widget? The code I was using did not use a tag, but a set, as these are photos uploaded in bulk and not organized in any specific way – except by date.
Thanks!
Just as an update – I was able to get the slideshow back in there, but many of the options for customizing the slideshow seem to be broken – search, sets, etc. Just as a heads up, Quadrophenia, I had to get a new API key to make it start working again and remove a lot of the custom code I had for the widget slideshow. It’s now just pulling the id and the set.
Thank you very much for the suggestions, Paula! I have no idea what is going on. lol I got a new API key as you suggested. It made no difference for a while, but as I was playing with some Slickr options to try to see what was happening on a new shortcode line in the same post, all of a sudden the old one started working popping up a slideshow. Very weird. It doesn’t seem to make any difference which API key I use. Still testing further on the Slickr options. 🙂
@quadrophenia, this problem is most likely a lightbox issue.
Please post the URL of your site.
Also are you using the default lightbox with Slickr Flickr or using a different lightbox such as FancyBox or PrettyPhoto.
Have you tried setting the option to load the scripts in the footer – that sometimes helps with lightbox conflicts
@paulala15,
Re:
I had to get a new API key to make it start working again and remove a lot of the custom code I had for the widget slideshow.
What custom code did you have to remove?
Maybe I can help with reintroducing it.
I changed much of the code in Slickr Flickr 2.0 to adhere more closely to WordPress plugin coding and file-naming standards so a lot has changed.
For example, to display a slideshow/gallery, rather than using the function slickr_flickr_display($attr) , now we have Slickr_Flickr_Public::display($attr)
If you post your URL I should be able to see if there are any Javascript issues