@RTStaniforth do you have any sample code of that working? From my understanding, you have to use the api key with the method and perms, md5 that, use that as your auth key and then make an auth call before calling any methods.
@optikalefxx I don't have any code because I scrapped using Flickr for the project I was working on. The method I used was "flickr.people.getPublicPhotos". This gave me the data for the user's photos which I used to construct the photo url's. There is a link on the API page on how to construct the urls.
I also used the website "idgettr dot com" to find out users id's needed for the API request. Hope this helps.
@RTStaniforth ah ha! yes thank you. That does help. I never found that method. So yea with that, the api key, and the attributes from the results the photos can be pulled. It can also deliver in JSON which is great. Ther UserID is simple, the link to anyones flickr profile image has the ID in it. Thanks for this
When you showed me the link for this, I went to it, but none of those animations were happening. That's awesome, I didn't realize it did that. I wonder if it's all JavaScript or it is uses some CSS3.
Just so you know, you don't need to be authenticated to get someone's photos, you just need an API key.
RTStaniforth 3 months ago
@RTStaniforth do you have any sample code of that working? From my understanding, you have to use the api key with the method and perms, md5 that, use that as your auth key and then make an auth call before calling any methods.
optikalefxx 3 months ago
@optikalefxx I don't have any code because I scrapped using Flickr for the project I was working on. The method I used was "flickr.people.getPublicPhotos". This gave me the data for the user's photos which I used to construct the photo url's. There is a link on the API page on how to construct the urls.
I also used the website "idgettr dot com" to find out users id's needed for the API request. Hope this helps.
RTStaniforth 3 months ago
@RTStaniforth ah ha! yes thank you. That does help. I never found that method. So yea with that, the api key, and the attributes from the results the photos can be pulled. It can also deliver in JSON which is great. Ther UserID is simple, the link to anyones flickr profile image has the ID in it. Thanks for this
optikalefxx 3 months ago
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RTStaniforth 3 months ago
When you showed me the link for this, I went to it, but none of those animations were happening. That's awesome, I didn't realize it did that. I wonder if it's all JavaScript or it is uses some CSS3.
allenm541 3 months ago
@allenm541 This is all CSS3 for the animation, some JS to apply the classes when needed. Also using jQuery easing for the fallback.
optikalefxx 3 months ago
cool
dispeakble 3 months ago
Awesome ,
TrojanSpike1 3 months ago
yesss.... thats wat m looking for.... thanks a lot sir :)
amitkishoreda 3 months ago