sattes-faction (i can’t get no)

This release contains only two minor additions. A new placeholder can now be used in the template albumDetails.html to output a simple image counter. And I added a Dutch translation (thanks to Stef Segers).

Today I replaced the discontinued theme “avenue” I used before with “iowa Pro”. It’s a really great theme that’s highly customizable. I only replaced the header image with an self-made one. If you’re interested in this theme you can get it here. Happy New Year by the way

This version is only a minor release. The polish translation has been added (thanks to Michał Stochliński) along with the .po-files for further translations and a documentation bug in the readme.txt has been fixed: when using “instantview” as attribute, a value has to be specified, e.g. “instantview=’yes’”.

This is the last release for this year, so I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

It took some time, but finally here it is – version 1.1 of picasaView. Besides mandatory bugfixes I switched to Wordpress own shortcode-API which should make the whole thing more compatible, and to WordPress’ URL-API so there is no more need to select the connection type for yourself. But please do take a look at the history page for a complete changelog. I hope, you like it!

Today I released version 1.0.1. The update contains a bugfix that caused the page to look ugly, when quickPaging was enabled. This only occured when the images were not already in the browser’s cache. For better troubleshooting I also improved the CURL messages to be more precise when something went wrong.

After a long time I finally released version 1.0 of picasaView. The code was completely rewritten to feature more flexibility for future versions. Besides some bugfixes, albums can now be shown directly with the “instantView”-option and nearly all settings of the admin-options page can be overwritten directly in the tag. That means, you can have multiple picasaView-tags on your blog (and even in the same post) with completely different settings in image size, server or user-id (and some more). See the readme.txt for more details.

If you find any bugs or have tips for improvement, please drop me a line!

After a long time without any updates I just wanted to post a little life-sign. I’m still there! The next version is due (needs some testing before – if you’re interested, please contact me) and has some new features like instantView (directly print images of an album in a post) and way more flexibility in integration – this means you will be able to overwrite all default settings on each picasaView-call. So you can view multiple albums of different users with different settings in your blog. So please be patient for a few more days (I’m a little bit lazy I admit…)!

And thank you for all your feedback so far!

Happy New Year everyone!

Today I released a minor update of the picasaView plugin, which should work properly in WordPress 2.7 again (and also in previous versions of course). The version 0.7 had some problems within the admin area so that the settings were not saved anymore. If you still have problems (I couldn’t test it against MU installations), don’t hesitate to contact me.

Important note: I had to change the way the picasaView-settings are saved. This means you have to specify them again to make the plugin work properly. Sorry for that

Hey folks,

I just wanted to mention that I’m updating picasaView to work with WordPress 2.7 between Christmas and New Years Day. I appreciate all your feedback on this!

Of course *sing-a-long* I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year !

Since the recent release I got many feedback (some bug reports, too) and some nice improvements. Thanks to all of you – I really appreciate your feedback on picasaView.

Hence today the new version 0.7 is released and it features some new things and some bug fixes (hopefully). The socket connection has been improved, it’s now possible to use more than one user-Id and the admin-panel offers some new options (including quick paging with nice transition effects). Please give it a try and tell me your opinions.

If you upgrade from a previous version, please keep the following things in mind:

1. If you customized the picasaview-templates and/or stylesheet: they were moved. They should now reside within the currently used theme dir in a subdirectory named “picasaview” (e.g. /wp-content/themes/default/picasaview).
2. If you customized the picasaview-templates I strongly encourage you to use the default templates as a new start as some things have been changed (especially the css class names)
3. Please take a look at the new admin-options and try out the new quick paging. I’m sure you like it

A complete list of changes can be found in the history.