October 24, 2006
“Wow, that’s cool – how do I do that?” You may be thinking (Well I did when I saw it)…
If you want to embed a Flickr slideshow in your pages – use this code
<iframe src="http://www.flickr.com/slideShow/index.gne?user_id=12345678@N00"
width="400" height="500"
scrolling="no">
Flickr Photo Gallery
</iframe>
where “12345678@N00″ = your flickr ID
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Excellent stuff! I’ll give it a try.
Have you figured out a way to include code for particular sets or tags? The code you have here is working fine for me, but I’d like to point the slideshow at smaller groups of photos. Can’t seem to get that working.
yeah, add “&tags=foo” to the end of the url (after your ID), where foo = a tag from your stream…
Other parameters include “contacts=”, “text=”, “tag_mode=”, “favorites=”, “group_id=”, “frifam=”, “nsid=”, “single=”, “firstIndex=”, “set_id” and “firstId=”. If you want to use one of these extra parameters just add it after your user_id with a separating &
Is it Firefox2.0 that’s causing the iframe to render twice as long as it’s supposed to be? Are you seeing that at all? I get the slideshow box appearing as it should, but then I get a blank black box beneath it, doubling the vertical size of the iframe.
I use FF2.0 here and it’s fine for me…
Hey there,
I’d like to introduce you to PictoBrowser. A Flickr Set browser.
here’s a link to see it in action and to get yours.
http://www.db798.com/pictobrowser
peace,
Diego
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