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Awesome - i had started views but not finished -- and i think i've accidentally tagged the half completed code into a release but without any hooks they will do no harm.
This is great, but is there a way to link the actual photo field to it's node? Or can you display each photo as a shadowbox when it's clicked on? Thanks again for this awesomeness!
Yes, you can link a photo to a node. Make a view based on nodes, and add a relationship to photos. There are also Flickr Accounts and Group available as relationships.
The shadowbox modules works when a link it to a jpeg -- so make the item's link to the jpeg itself, not the node and shadowbox will happen.
I'll make some sample views soon, and probably use the Features module for these.
Can you try clearing cache? they're appearing in my testing.
They use the path "photos". Could you have used that path already? If so you can also try on a fresh drupal install, from there you can see always see the sample views.
OK. Found them. This is brilliant! Love it. Now all I gotta do, is go out there, and take some great photos. You've done a magnificent job on this module. Congratulations to you!
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Comment #1
cyberwolf commentedSubscribing.
Comment #2
CinemaSaville commentedJust curious when this might be worked on. Great module. This would be the icing on the cake.
Comment #3
Shiny commentedI began in CVS a while back. so, pretty soon.
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Shiny commentedComment #5
CinemaSaville commentedGreat. Thanks!
Comment #6
Shiny commentedComment #7
phl3tch commentedLooks like the module lacks an implementation of hook_views_api. Attaching (see next comment).
Comment #8
phl3tch commentedWe need quite a few additional Views fields for this, so I'm probably going to go ahead and write code to that end. I'll post it shortly.
Comment #9
Shiny commentedAwesome - i had started views but not finished -- and i think i've accidentally tagged the half completed code into a release but without any hooks they will do no harm.
Comment #10
Shiny commentedthe most basic stuff is now available in views on the dev edition (descriptions,
Flickr Rippr: Date Posted
Flickr Rippr: Date Taken
Flickr Rippr: Date Uploaded
Flickr Rippr: Failed to refetch
Flickr Rippr: Flickr Photo Id
Flickr Rippr: Last Fetched from Flickr.com
Flickr Rippr: Last Update
Flickr Rippr: Licence
Flickr Rippr: Photo Secret
Flickr Rippr: Photo description
Flickr Rippr: Rotation
Flickr Rippr: Views
it is missing the actual images -- coming real soon.
Comment #11
Shiny commentedImages, of any size that flickr produces, is now in the views.
Comment #12
Shiny commentedGeo data added.
Flickr accounts added
i think that's all of it.. Tags are already in taxonomy.
Comment #13
phl3tch commentedWow. I was just about to put up the code I wrote, but you went about 20 miles past me. Good work and thanks.
Comment #14
CinemaSaville commentedThis is great, but is there a way to link the actual photo field to it's node? Or can you display each photo as a shadowbox when it's clicked on? Thanks again for this awesomeness!
Comment #15
Shiny commentedYes, you can link a photo to a node. Make a view based on nodes, and add a relationship to photos. There are also Flickr Accounts and Group available as relationships.
The shadowbox modules works when a link it to a jpeg -- so make the item's link to the jpeg itself, not the node and shadowbox will happen.
I'll make some sample views soon, and probably use the Features module for these.
Comment #16
CinemaSaville commentedThanks, that would be ideal. It seems trickier than usual so sample views would help some of the more inexperienced viewsers.
Comment #17
Shiny commentedthere are some sample views in the dev tar ball now.
In theory, you go to admin/build/views, and they're there waiting for you
they make use of 2 modules: shadowbox, and timelinemap.
Comment #18
CinemaSaville commentedI downloaded the dev version and don't see those views.
Comment #19
Shiny commentedCan you try clearing cache? they're appearing in my testing.
They use the path "photos". Could you have used that path already? If so you can also try on a fresh drupal install, from there you can see always see the sample views.
Comment #20
CinemaSaville commentedOK. Found them. This is brilliant! Love it. Now all I gotta do, is go out there, and take some great photos. You've done a magnificent job on this module. Congratulations to you!
Comment #21
Shiny commentedyou're welcome.
If you have time, install Drupal7 and give it a go.. needs testing from people like you.