Request.Flickr v1.0

This plugin tries to retrieve photos from any user Flickr using YQL and executing JavaScript in Open Data Table.



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Author
Adrian Statescu
Current version
v1.0
GitHub
thinkphp/Request.Flickr
Downloads
3616
Category
Request
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Dependencies

  • core/1.3: *
  • more/1.3.0.1: Request.JSONP

How to use

First you must to include the JS files in the head of your HTML document.

    #HTML
    <script type="text/javascript" src="mootools-core.js"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="JSONP.js"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="Request.Flickr.js"></script>

In your JS.

   #JS
   new Request.Flickr({username: 'ydn',amount: 20, size: 's',tags: 'hackday'},{
         onSuccess: function(o) {
                if(window.console){console.log(o);}
                $('badge').set('html',o.results[0]);
         },
         onRequest: function(script) {
                if(window.console){console.log(script);}
                new Element('span',{'class': 'loading'}).set('text','Loading...').inject($('badge'));
         }
  }).send();

  //you can load flickr photos using the method 'toFlickr'
  $('badge2').toFlickr({username: 'ericgozar', amount: 20, tags: 'beach', size: 's'});

  //also, you can use the method 'loadFlickrPhotos' like this:
  $('badge3').set('flickr',{username: 'ydn', 
                     amount: 20, 
                     size: 's', 
                     tags: 'hackathon'});
  $('badge3').loadFlickrPhotos();   

  //setting up element with setter and getter
  //for documentation go to: http://mootools.net/blog/2010/06/10/setting-up-elements/
  $('badge4').set('flickr',{username: 'ydn', amount: 10, size: 'm', tags: 'hackathon'});
  $('badge4').get('flickr').send();

In your HTML.

   #HTML
   <div id="badge"></div>
   <div id="badge2"></div>
   <div id="badge3"></div>
   <div id="badge4"></div>

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