jQuery.MyFlickr

Eheh, I’ll try. I’m not so experienced on Wordpress…

Yes. I’m planning to extend the number of methods you can call with the plugin. In the next release will be more!

Great!

Of course, you can use it in a CMS , having jQuery 1.3.2+ referenced.

About the other questions, sorry, but I don’t understand what you mean…

Hi!

I’m sorry, but by now the only thumbnail size implemented is “s” (75px). As you can see in the plugin code, I’ve managed an option called “miniatureSuffix”, but in this version of the plugin you’re not able to change the default value, I’ve to manage some problems with the css… I hope I can come back to work on it in a little time.

Yes. The elements created by the plugin have their own css classes, of course you MAY need to adjust your css, if you see some problems…

I’ve never tried the SecretID, and I think it will not work, anyway you SHOULD NOT USE it in a javascript application. Never.

It will be visible in the source of your page!

If you need to use the SecretID then you need to use a php or .net gallery application, in order to make server-side requests to Flickr API . Any other way should be unsecure.

You’re right. But I’m mainly a .NET developer, and I’m not so involved in php or wordpress…

Hi, in order to integrate the fancyBox plugin, as mentioned in the html documentation, you’ve just to set a function in the functionHighlighter parameter, something like:

$(”#idGallery”).myflickr({ ... functionHighlighter: function () { return $(this).fancybox(); }, ... });

Of course you need to import in your page the FancyBox plugin before this configuration.

For your other question: I’ve just found a simple workaround, and If you retry to contact me via e-mail I could send you the modified version (yes, I should integrate this in the published version, but this may take some days…).

Let me know!