Instalation problem with plugin anotherFlickr

  • zezepedro

    (@zezepedro)


    19 years ago

    Hi!

    I want to integrate a photo viewer in my wordpress blog. I use Flickr and have been taking a look around for the wp<->flickr plugins available. “anotherFlickr from luke is ideal for what I want.

    The thing is I’m having a bit of a hard time putting it to work on my blog. Like any other plugin I unzipped the code under ../myblogdir/wp-content/plugins and activated/configured it through the WP administration panel. I can even see the preview working in the administration panel, showing my photos.

    Now the problem is calling it on my page. I have the following link on my site home page (/blog/ is where my wordpress is installed)

    <a href="/blog/wp-content/plugins/anotherFlickr/anotherFlickr.php" >Photos</a>

    When I click it it shows:

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_bloginfo() in /home/zezepedro/public_html/svn_gv/code/blog/wp-content/plugins/anotherFlickr/anotherFlickr.php on line 11

    To get around this I added the following line in the ../plugins/anotherFlickr/anotherFlickr.php file:

    require_once ('/blog/wp-blog-header.php');

    The message doesn’t show anymore, but it stays loading 4ever!

    What is happening here. I’m confused. Has anyone experienced similar problems installing anotherFlickr plugin?

    Thanks.

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  • Thread Starter zezepedro

    (@zezepedro)

    19 years ago

    Forget the last post. The problem with my installation is the following:

    All I see is a spinning icon after I put the following code in one of my template files:

    <div class=”flickrPics”>
    <?php get_flickrSets(); ?>
    <?php get_flickrOrder(); ?>
    <?php get_flickr(); ?>
    <center><?php get_flickrNav(); ?></center>
    </div>

    At the end of the file I have <?php get_footer();?> like it is recommended. Is there any other aspects I should be paying attention to?

    I can see my pictures perfectly in the administration panel preview. Only when I try to integrate the plugin in my theme, the never endless spinning icon apears.

    Help apreciated. Thanks.

    annmolly

    (@annmolly)

    18 years, 8 months ago

    You have add syntax <?php wp_footer();?> after <?php get_footer();?> in your theme index.php and single.php. Your flickr image will load.

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