This version fixes more bugs uncovered by WP_DEBUG and adds a way to import Flickr images into the Media Library. When you’ve clicked through to a photo, if your user has upload permission there’ll be a link at the bottom … Continue reading →

This release adds one big feature, refines a few things introduced in the last release, and fixes some bugs. First the bugs: A discussion about WP_DEBUG on the wp-hackers list inspired me to turn it on track down the avalanche … Continue reading →

This update adds some caption options, ThickBox support, moves the widget into the main plugin, and updates the phpFlickr library to 3.0. The new caption options let you switch the order of title and author, and put arbitrary text before, … Continue reading →

I got a report of a conflict with a plugin called Scribe, so I’m hoping this version fixes the issue – if you use Scribe please let me know. At some point I’ll rewrite flickpress to be more immune to … Continue reading →

When I tried to post a photo earlier today over at my little photo blog flickpress gave me a notice saying my API key was no good. I think Flickr does expire keys from time to time, so I checked … Continue reading →

Bugfix! @flash just let me know about a bug preventing new Flickr users from getting added. I think I’ve fixed the bug – version 1.6.1 should be available for upgrade shortly. This release fixes a bunch of cosmetic things and … Continue reading →

Bug fix! Tarique and Falko noticed that having more than one phpFlickr-based plugin enabled at once can result in conflicts. Rather than figure out how to check for the library (and version – conflicts there too) I’ve opted to rename … Continue reading →

Jonathan asked if I could add descriptions and EXIF data to the captions so I decided to give it a go. After some wrestling with JavaScript escaping issues I think I’ve got it working correctly. Please let me know if … Continue reading →

Too soon, I know, but this update actually adds a useful feature. Here’s what’s new: Added an option to set the class for the caption div. It defaults to “alignnone” as before if you don’t set it to anything. Updated … Continue reading →